The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-29
AMPLY CONFIRMED.
European Ideas Verified in
America.
The R1sst Important Subject OF the Present
Nay Settled neJond Question.

The West Important Subject or the Present
Nay settled nsyond Question.
Tho cable dispatches which recently APP
peared in the daily papers indicating the great
interest felt throughout Europe upon n subject
of international interest have naturally awak-
ened great attention. not to say excitement, In
this city and throughout tho land. II Is O we'll.
known fact that the demands of modern life
have caused a strain which seemu to shorten
life and undermine health universally. The
efforts made abroad to investigate its cause are
most commendablc, and, we are pleased to say,
have been supplemented by similar efforts In
America. Careful inquiry has been made
among prominent physicians, and 1t is surpris-
ing what uniformity of opinion is expressed by
them all. That opinion seems to BIO that the
great. modern disease Is kidney trouble, and that
be attacked by overexortlon or overinduigcnce.
and the first to become weakened by the grip.
That this is a most lamentable fact there can be
vented and cured the investigations made
abroad clearly show; In the interest Of hui
and the result is given herewith. ,-
pr; NJ. Davis said; People do not know
what what B r,r 1t disease is; <, The The, term arm is rs SppiisId
affects the kidneys. There are two forms OF the
tronble-one an enlargement and the other q
DR.. Frank T. Andrews says: 1.-THE term
rights disease covers a great many somHP PLANT.
disease ease I T hSs majority 81 iEue OF these - e Ss,es' ara cur:
able. The reason a man dies Of kidney trouble
is the inability of the organ to perform its funo-
DR.. s. Clarke declares: There was a time
when any man or woman suffering from any
That time has passed. For the past, eight
years 1 have treated every variety, OF kidney
trouble In both men and women. and 1 do not
believe there Is a case so severe, no matter or
how long standing, that 1t cannot DO relieved or
cured by tho careful, and conscientious use Of
Dr. Charles W. Purdy says: There are
many diseases grouped under the be- heed ca ,S OF
n nr'shs serious s'ssH forms Ss IS hne aI klssssS always 0ne s Ss sac
causes the death of the patient; The acute form
DR.. r. A.. Gum. dean Of tho United States
ment Of Rrieht's disease has been largely expert.
mental. am independent enough and frank
se@ssdR1 e SSmmfn Safe %e Gara heartily that great
DR.. A.. b. hosmers afirms: Acute Bright's
disease in children is durable, The kidneys. you
see, are waste gates, and when they are par
italy closed trouble must result"
Dr. Tyre York Of Washington, .. g; asserts:
II think Warmers Safe Cure n great blessing to
mankind. and II taken regularly will cure almost
any disease Of the kidneys. lprescribei it in my
= DR.. G. Warrington Earle of Chicago says:
Diseases Of tho kidneys may be slight or ag,
gravated. The object TO be attained Is to limit
| Jne OvCTWOrkeu anu WOTn-OutO organs 10 dS llItle
exercise as possible"
Or; John w. Mapes OF Paris. III, says: II am
q living example OF the virtues of Warmers Safe
Cure. without which 1 should long since have
been dead"
Throughout tho land. wherever investigation
has been made, the sentiment seems TO be the
same.
The above unquestioned and unquestionabl
testimony proves beyond q doubt that Bright's
disease of the kidneys can be cured. Mr.. War
ner knew whereof he affirmed. for he himself
had been cure Of Bright's disease In its worsl
form. II any reader has peculiar pains, strange
sensations, or unaccountablc feelings, which fai
too often announce the coming on of kidney
trouble, there Is no need to despond; there Il
every reason for hope. A cure has been found
and proven beyond question or the possibility o.
doubL-Adr.