The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-12
The following letter proves that
BRIGH1'S DISEASE, in its
worst forms, is curable:

TOLEDO, ONO, September 25, 1872
Messrs H. II. WARNER & Co., Rochester. N. Y.
GENTLEMEN - Having escaped death from
Brght's Disease by the use of your Remedy. feel
1t duty not only to acknowledge, my gratitude to
you personally, but also 10 bring my case before
the public, and have those who are suffering
similarly to judge whether a medicine not pre-.
pared by the regulars will cure this frightful
malady or not
In the summer of 1872 was first taken i'll with
symptoms which, WAS informed, were those OF
Bright's Disease. I went to Marquette, Michigan,
and called to my aid physician of noted ability
After remaining a considerable time under his
care / found no improvement OIL the contrary
my disease was considerably aggravated. next
placed myself in charge of one of the first physi
clans of Toledo, Ohio with no better result Twas
cal man in New York, and remained under his
care six months. Finding myself growing steadily
weaker, with no abatement of the kidney de.
rangement, began to despair of ever getting
we'll.
In the summer of 1875 my friends intended me
to 60 abroad, thinking that the sea voyage, to-
gether with the superior skill of foreign medical
men, might effect cure. succeeded in gaining
an introduction u the celebrated Dr.. Declat of
Paris and remained under his care fifteen
months He used in my case what is known as
the Ctrbolic treatment, and then every method
which the most scientific men of the profession
on the Continent were known to employ. No
Improvement being apparent, the services of DR..
b.. gentleman of equal eminence, were next
| solicited. Seven months Of careful treatment by
this kind gentleman brought me to the beginning
| of the most aggravated symptoms of the disease.
With swollen limbs, disnrdered liver imp tired
digestion and serious irregular les of the heart,
proceeded to Manchester, England and for five
| months my case bat1led the skill of Dr. Roberts,
one Of the ablest men of the profession in Eng
| land, and author of a work on diseases of the
kidneys. His great knowledge did not avail in
| my case and, finally, despairing of any improve
| ment, much less cure returned TO my native
| land In the belief that must soon die
When reached home two physicians were sum-
moned, who, on subjectng samples of the urine
to the test OF heat and acd discovered the pres
ence OF albumen In large proportion, while the
microscope showed numerous casts All this, to-
gether with the desparing look Of my physicians,
forced the agonlzing conviction that death was in
evitable. l then dismissed my medical attend
ants, with the intention OF letting nature struggle
on unaded to the end for my confidence in the
ability OF medical men to cope with disOrdered
kidneys had become. to say the least greatly less
ened. At this time weighed myself in the pres
ence of several friends in the wholesale grocery
establishment of Emerson 4 Co., Toledo. Ohio,
and turned the scales at 212k pounds, 67ha pounds
more than my ordinary weight when in hcalth in
other words, the tissues of my body were saturated
with 67L pounds or about 8% gallons of water.
Finally, while lstlessy lingering in pain and
anguish, was informed by lady residing on
Plymouth avenue, kocheste., New York, that one
Charles Craig, OF Charlotte had discovered rem.
edy for Brlghl's Disease with which he had cured
himself and many others 1 Immediately re-
paired to his residence bv the lake, and aft tr a
treatment of five weeks with the remedy tnow
called "WARNER'S SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER
CURE') oil my symptoms abated, and began to
| feel that was almost II well man. l returned
home, taking with me quantity Of the medicine.
and now, although months have elapsed since
took the last dose, joyfuliy declare myself abso
lutey well. both in mind and body.
Should you have occasion in the future to use
this letter. YOU are at liberty to do So and any one
who hesitates to believe the conclusivencss Of my
statements is respectfully referred to the following
persons, who were aware of the character of my
ailment and the apparent hopclessness OF my case:
Nine. lie Blanc, 30 Rue Drowoot, Paris: Henry Du
Blois, II Rue Malesherbes, Par S; Dr.. Setelipr,
Bordeaux France; Dr. E Charmaux Rue Xlgne
and Lucas Vichy, France; NJ. Jean Gelue. 81 0uai
de Ii Molka; Bernard Bradshaw, Esq. York
Chambers Adelphi. London; J. w. Long, Eq,
London; John H. Wilson New York; J. Q. RceI
Toledo. Ohio; Thomas Daniels. To.edo, Ohio; j
Prentice Toledo, Ohio Respectfully yours,
| CHAS. S PRENTICE