Judge — May 14, 1898 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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BRIGHT’S DISEASE HOT BUFFALO ITHIA WATER Rescues a Patient well nigh in Extremis. Statement of Dr. A. M. PAINE, of. WOONSOCKET, R. |. *« The almost BUFFALO LITHIA WATER, whether drank hot or cold, specific power of according to the indications in the thoroughly established Uric Acid Diathesis as manifested in Gout, Dyspepsia, right’s Disease, has been fully demonstrated in many cases under my care, but in ane more clearly and positively than that of Mrs. E. K. Handy, of Manville, R. I., at whose request I make this statement. She came under my care after having been for two years in declining health, apparently in an advanced stage of chronic Bright’s of the Kidne She was exceedingly pallid, with marked puffiness under the eyes, considerable swelling of the ankles at night, a general emaciation, evident Dyspeptic symptoms attended with nausea and occasional vomiting. Her failing strength, porxyeatt of difficult breathing after slight exertion, her Intensely violent headaches, besides various other Uremic phenomena, excited my gravest apprehension. Analysis of the urine, both chemical and microscopic, revealed the presence of an exceptionably large amount of albumen, fully one-haif of the urine in bulk, an abundance of la and small casts of Hyaline form, sith wasted Epithelial cells, occasional blood casts, and a very marked reduction of poemual solids. aoe was one that in every way called for an exceedingly loomy prognosis. She was put ex- A decided Flasively urn large draughts of hot BUFFALO LITHIA WATER change for, the better was soon evident, and this improvement ¢ontinued, with but few interrup- | tions, until a permanent cure was effected. After a lapse of several years, Mrs. Handy continues in fine health.” BUFFALO LITHIAWATER is for sale by Grocers and Druggists generally. Pamphlets on application. PROPRIETOR, BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS, VA. 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