The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-21

BRIGHTrS DISEASE. In its worst
form, Is CURABLE;
TOLEDO. O.. September 25, 1879.
Messrs. II. II. WARNER & Co., Rochester,
N. Y.-Gentlemen Having escaped death
from Brights disease by the use OF your
Remedy, 1 feel 1t n duty not only to ac-
knowledge my gratitude to you personally
but also TO bring my case before the public,
and have those who are suffering similarly
to Judge whether a medicine not prepared
by the regulars will cure this fflghtful
malady or not.
In the Summer of 1872 / was first taken Ill
with symptoms which, / was informed.
were those OF Bright's disease. 1 vent to
Marquette. Mich, and called to my aid a
physician of noted ability. After remain
Ing n considerable time under his care 1
found no improvements; on the contrary
my disease was considerably aggravated. I
next placed myself in charge of one OF the
first physicians in Toledo, ~, with no better
result. l was then induced to try the skill
ofan eminent medical man in New York,
N remained under his care six months.
Finding myself growing steadily weans.
with no abatement of the kidney derange-
ment, / began to despair OF ever getting
well.
In the Summer oflS75 my friends Intend
ed me to go abroad. thinking that the sea
voyage, together with the superior skill of
foreign medical men. might effect a cure. 1
succeededin gaining an Introduction to the
celebrated Dr. Declat of Paris, and remained
under his care fifteen months, He used in
my case what Is known as the carbolio
treatment, aud then every method which
the most scientific men OF the profession on
the continent were known to employ. No
imnrOyamanf hafnU ontaropt the .ar,t.o.
of DIR. b., a gentleman of equal eminence,
were next solicited. Seven months OF care
full treatment by this kind gentleman
brought me to the beginning of the most
aggravated symptoms of the disease. With
swollen limbs. disordered liver, impaired
digestion and serious Irregularities OF the
heart, proceeded to Manchester, Eng, and
for 1--WE months my case bafiied the skill or
DR.. Roberts, one OF the ablest men OF his
profession in England, and author OF O
work on diseases of the kidneys. His great
knowledge did not avail in my case; and.
finally. dispairing of any Improvement,
much less a cure, / returned to my native
land in the belief that Unjust soon die.
When / reached home two physicians
were summoned. who, on subjecting sam
pies Of the urine to the test of heat and acid.
discovered the presence OF aibumen In large
RAORoA " WINK tIC lllCIOSCDpe bnOWeQ
numerous casts, All this, together with
the despairing look of my physicians, forced
the agontzing conviction that death was
inevitable. L then dismissed my medical
attendants, with the intention OF letting
nature struggle on unaided to the end for
my confidence in the ability ofmedical men
to cop with disorderedk kidneys had become
to say the least, greatly lessened. At this
time, 1 weighed myself in the presence Of.
several friends In the wholesale grocery es-
adjustment of Emerson & Co., Toledo, o.,
and turned the scales at 2l2IS pounds, GA
pounds more than my ordinary weight
hen in health; in other words the tissues
of my body were saturated with 67X pounds,
or about 50 gallons of water.
Finally, while listlessly lingering in pain
and anguish, was informed by q lady resid-
ing on Plymouth avenue, Rochester, N. Y.
that one Charles Craig, of Charlotte, had
discovered a remedy for Bright's Disease,
with which he had cured himself and many
others. 1 Immediately repaired TO his resi-
dence by the lake, and after n treatment of
five weeks with the remedy NOW called
"WARNER'SSAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER
CUREpl all my symptoms abated,T and l
began to feel that 1 was almost n well man..
1 returned home, taking with me n quanti-
ty of the medicine, and now, although
Month have elapsed since ! took the last
dose. 1 Jbyfully declare myself absolutely
well, both in mind and balS.
Should you nave occasion in he future to
use this letter you are at liberty to do so,
and any one who hesitates to believe the
conclusiveness of my statement is respect
fully referred to the following persons, who
were aware OF the character of my ailment
and the apparent hopelessness of my case:
Mime lie Rlnnc IN Rna Drpwnnt Paris.