New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
AMPLY CONFIRMED.
EUROPEAN IDEAS VERIFIED IN AMERICA
THE MOST IMPORTANT SUBJECT OF THE PRESENT
DAY SETTLED BEYOND QUESTION.

THE MOST IMPORTANT SUBJECT OF THE PRESENT
DAY SETTLED BEYOND QUESTION.
The cable dispatches which recently appeared
in the daily papers indicating the great interest
felt throughout Europe upon subject OF inter-
national interest have naturally awakened great
attention, not to say excitement in this city ana
throughout the land It is a well-known fact tnas
the demands Of modern life have caused STRAIN
which seems to shorten life and undermine
health universally. The efforts made abroad 10
investigate its cause are most cominendaoie' ana
we are pleased to say have been supplementeo
by similar efforts In America. Careful inquiry
has been made among prominent PHYSICIANS aho
It is surprising what uniformity OF opinion Is e*
pressed by them all That opinion seems 10 DC
that the great modern disease Is kidney troup,e,
and that the kidneys are the first organs OF TIC
body to be attacked by over-exertion or over
Indulgence and the first to become weakened py
the grip. That this Is most lamentaoe iacs
there can be no doubt, but that these trouples
can be prevented and cured the lhVesusa..onS
| made abroad clearly show. In the interest OK
| humanity we have made similar lnVestisa''o"S'
| and the result Is givef herewith. ,
DR. ~ g Davis said People do not Know
what BrIght's disease is. The term Is applied
popularly to every trouble that even remotey
| affects the kidneys There are two forms OF ths
troublesome an enlargement ana the Quiet
| shrinking Of the kidneys n
| DR. Frank T. Andrews says: Tne Term
Brghts disease covers a great many company:
| In fact any case OF albumlneI,a eaeu
Brlght's disease. The majority OF these cases
| are durable The reason a man dies OF kianey
a., trouble is the inability OF the organ 70 perfor"
| it's functions. .,r,.
| when any man or woman suffering from any
| form Of kidney trouble had cause Tor despair.
| That time has passed For the past eight years
| I have treated every variety OF kidney LIQUIDS
l L1tL and
| there ia a case so severe no matter OF how long
! standing. that it cannot be relieved or cured ~
the careful and conscientious use OF warmers
DIR. Charles W. Purdy says: There are many
+! diseases grouped under the head or Brighcs
| disease of the kidneys One OF the most serious
| forms ia almost always accompanied by heart
| trouble which frequently causes the death OF
| the patient The acute form will kill the patient
within few years unless he receive proper
! treatment
DR.. R. A. Gunn dean Of the United States
Medical College. declares: For years the treat
| ment OF Brghts disease has been largely expert
| mental | am independent enough and FRANK
enough to commend most heartily that greas
| remedy-Warner's Safe Cure
| Dr. , B. Hosmer aff1rms: Acute Brights
| disease in children is durable. The kidneys, you
! see, waste gates, and when they are pafrIany
| closed trouble must result.
DR.. Tyre York Of Washington D. c.. asserts:
| II think Warmers Safe Cure great blessing to
| mankind. and II taken regularly will cure a..
most any disease Of the kidneys. 1 prescribe u
In my practice"
Dr. c. Warrington Earle. Of Chicago. says:
| Diseases Of the kidneys may be slight or az
gravated. The object to be attained Is to limit
the overworked and worn-out organs to as little
| exercise as possible"
Dr. John W. Mapes. Of Paris. Ill, says: II ana
a living example OF the virtues OF Warmers Safe
Cure. without which I should long since have
been dead"
throughout the land. wherever investigation
has been made, the sentiment seems to be the
same. -
The above unquestioned and unquestionao!e
testimony proves beyond doubt that Brights
disease Of the kidneys can be cured. Mr.. Warner
knew whereof he affirmed for he himself had
been cured of Brights disease In Its worse form.
| II any reader has peculiar pains. strange sensa-
| tons or unaccountable feelings. which far too
, often announce the coming on or kidney trouble.
| there Ia no need to despond: there is every rea-
| son for hope A cure has been found and proven
beyond question or the possibility Of doubt