Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-03-11
HOW A LIFE
WAS SAVE D.
THELIFE OF
CHAS, S, PRENTICE.
SAVED
BY THE USE OF
w a II - Il R ~
SAFE
KIDNEY AND LIVER
CURE.
The following letter proves that
BRIGHTS DISEASE in its
worst form IS CURABLE:


TOLEDO o., September, p, lszg.
Messrs II. II. WARNER Co., Rochester, N 4 &.
Gentlemen Having escaped death from Brighfs dis
ease by tine use of your Remedy, feel II duty, not
only toaeknowledge my gratitude to you persShha ANY
but also to bring before the public ana nave
those who are suffering similarly TO Judge whether
medicine not prepared by the 'regulars VIII cure
this frightfni malady or not. 80 80
In the summer of 1872 I first taken III with
symptoms which, I informed were those Oh
Bright's Disease. went to Marquette, Mich, anc
called 10 NV aid phy scian of noted ability. After
remaining considerable time under his care iound
no Improvement; on the contrary, my disease was
charge of one OF the first physicians in Toledo, o.,
with no better result. was then induced TO Try the
skill OF an eminent medical man IN New n3rh, @ anu
remained under his care six months FINDING my.
self growing steadily weaker. with no abatement ef
the kidney arrangement, began TO despair OF ever
getting well.
In the summer of 1875 my friends intended me to
go abroad. thinking that the sea voyage, together
with the superior skill of foreign medical men, might
effect a l succeeded i'll gaining an introduction
to the celebrated Dr. Declat of Paris and remained
under his fifteen months. He used in my case
what Is known the carboc 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
q gentleman of equal eminence. were next sOllcited
Seven months of careful treatment by this Kind gen.
feman brought TO the beginning of the most ag
gravated symptoms Of the disease. With swollen
limbs disor,iered liver impaired digestion and seri
Irregularities of the heart proceeded TO Man.
chester Eng, and for five months my case baffed
the skill of DR. Roberts. of the abest men of his
profession in England and author of work on dis
eases Of the kidneys. His great knowledged did not
avail in my case; and finally, despairing OF any i'm
provement much less cure. returned to my 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 of heat and acid. discovered the presence of
abnmen in large proportion, while the microscope
showed numerous casts. All this, together with the
despairng look of my physicians forced the agoniz-
ing conviction that death inevitable. then dis
missed my medical attendants, with the interto OF
letting nature struggle unaided TO the end ormy
confidence in the ability of medical men to cope with
disordered kidneys had become, to say the least,
greatly lesscned At this time, weighed myself In
The pre- several friends in the wholesale gro
establishment of Emerson Co. Toledo. o.,
and turned the scales At 22t pounds Ga pounds more
than my ordinary weight when in health; in other
words, the tissues of my body were saturated with
67i pounds or about s. gallons OF water.
Finally, while lstlessy lingering in pain and
guish. l informed by a lady residing on Ply
mouth Avenue, Rochester, n. Y, that one Charles
craig of Charlotte had discovered remedy for
Bright's Disease, with which he had cured himself
and many others. l Immediately repaired to his
residence BY the lake. and after treatment of five
sEE w.1ss Ti KHrT tf Ieme nIV sed RE al NV
symptoms abated and began to feel that was al
most well man. | returned home, taking with me
quantity of the medicine, and now although months
have elapsed since took the last dose joyfully de-
clare myself absolutely well. both in mind and body.
Should you have occasion in the future to this
letter you AT liberty to do so, and any who
hesitates believe the conclusiveness of my state
ments is respectfully referred to the following per-
sons, who aware of the character ofmy ailment
and the apparent hopelessness of my case: Mime.
Leblanc, 30 Rue Drowoot, Paris: Henri Du Blois II
Rue Melesherbes, Paris; Dr. Seteller, Bordeaux,
France Dr. 4. Charmaux, Rue Alsine and Lucas
Bernard Bradshaw, Esq, 3 York Chambers Adel-
phi, London; J. W. Long, Esq, London; John II.
Wilson, New York; }. q. Reer. Toledo, o.; Thom.
Daniels, Toledo. o.; J. Prentice, Toledo, o.
Respectfully yours, CHAS. 5. PRENTICE.