Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-17

The following letter proves that BRIGHTs
DISEASE, in its worst form, is Durable:


TOLEDO, o., September 25, 1879.
MEssRs. R. Fl. WARSER & Co., Rochester, N. Y
Gentlemen: Having escaped death from Brights
disease by the use of your Remedy, feel it duty
not only to acknowledge my gratitude to you per
sonaly, but also to bring my before the public,
and have those who are suffering similarly to judge
whether medicine not prepared by the " regulars
will cure this frightful malady or not
In the summer of 1872 l was first taken i'll with
symptoms which, was informed, were those Of
Bright's disease. ] went to Marquette, Mich, and
called to my aid physician of noted ability. After
remaining considerable time under his care,
found no Improvement; on the contrary, my dis
ease was considerably aggravated 1 next placed
myself in charge of of the first physicians in
Toledo, o. with no better result. was then in
duced to try the saill of an eminent medical
in New York, and remained under his care six
months. Finding myself growing steadily weaker,
with abatement of the kidney arrangement,
began TO despair of ever getting well.
In the summer of 1873 my friends intended me 10
go abroad, thinking that the sea voyage, together
with the superior skill of foreign medical men,
might effect cure succeeded in gaining an in
PRODUCTION to the celebrated DR.. Declat of Paris,
and remained under his fifteen months He
used in my case what is known as the carbolie
treatment, and then every method which the
most scientific men of the profession on the
tinent are known to employ. No improvement be-
ing apparent the services of DR.. B., gentleman of
equal eminenee, next solicited. Seven months
of careful treatment by this kind gentleman
brought me to the beginning OF the most aggravated
sur of tba t;,rh dc
ordered liver impaired digestion and serious iregu
larities OF the heart, proceeded to Manchester En-
gland, and for five months my case bltTied the skill
OF Or. Roberts, OF the ables. men of his pro
fession in England, and author of a work on dis
eases of the kidneys His great knowledge did not
avail in my case and finally, desparing OF any i'm
provement, much less a cure, returned to my ma
tive land in the belief that must soon die.
When reached home two physicians were sum
moned, who, on subjecting samples of the urine to
the test of heat and acid discovered the presence Of
albumen in large proportion, while the microscope
showed numerous casts. All this. together with
the despairing look OF my physicians, forced the
agonizing conviction that death was inevitable. !
then dismissed my medical attendants, with the in
tenton of letting nature struggle on unaided to the
end; for my confidence in the ability OF medical
men to cope with disordered kidneys had become,
to say the least, greatly lessened. At this time /
weighed myself in the presence of several friends,
in the wholesale grocery establishment of Emerson
Co., Toledo, Ohio, and turned the scales at 2l2l
pounds, G74 pounds more than my ordinary weight
when in health in other words the tissue of my
body were saturated with Ga pounds, about 81
gallons of water.
Finally, while listlessly lingering in pain and
anguish, was informed by lady, residing on Ply
mouth avenue, Rochester, y. y, that one Charles
Craig, of Charlotte, had discovered remedy for
Brights disease, with which he had cured himself
and many others. l Immediately repaired to his
residence by the lake, and after treatment of FIVE
weeks with the remedy (now called 'WARNERS
SAFE. KIDNEY AND LIVER CURED, AL my
symptoms abated, and l began to feel that l was
almost well man. l returned home, taking with
Inc quantity of the medicine, and now, although
months have elapsed since took the last dose,
ioyfully declare myself absolutely we'll both in mind
and body.
Should you have occasion in the future to use
this letter you at liberty to do SO, and any
who hesitates to believe the conclusiveness of my
statements is respectfully referred to the following
persons, who were aware of the character of my
aiment and the apparent hopelessness of my case:
Nine. Leblanc, 80 Rue Drowoot, Paris Henri Du
Blois, II Rue Malesherbes, Paris; Dr. Seteller Bor-
deaux France; DIR. E. Charmaux, Rue Algine and
Lucas Vichy, France; NJ. Jean Gelule 81 Quai de la
Molka; Bernard Bradshaw, Esq, York Chambers,
Adelphi, London; J. W. Long, Esq, London; John
H. Wilson, New York; J. o. Reer, Toledo o.;
Thomas Daniels, Toledo o.; J. Prentice, Toledo o.
Respectfully yours
CHAs. S. PRENTICE