The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-26
What q Prominent and Wen
Known New York Physician
told q Reporter.
His Revelations Upon Subject Of
Vital Interest to All.

| The experience Of any one OF education and
| learning extending over n long period o tlme
must necessarily be valuab G, and while no
| two experisr ce. In this world re alike there
Is such similarity betxees hem as to render
one which is rich in valuable fdcts OF bench u
all; Americas greatest orator declares mat
| he knew of no way of Judging the futuTebut by
| the past and past personal experience Is OF the
| same nature rs that history which rep,a.s It's
elf.
Ing in the lobby OF prominent New York hG-
tel, met gentleman who he had Known
years b fore In the city Q, Detroit, but whnn
he hal not seen before for n number Of years.
When he kni.h of The quill hah last
seen this gentleman, he was gvl MS
entire time aud attention to an extoAslYe
medical practice, and was on Il g crest OF the
wave Of popularity. From ID trOi he moved
to N -w YLrS where he could ilud III re extern
siye felt for HIS talents and eIperi-i ce AL
though several years had passed, The doctors
physical con iitlon was evidently very much
improved, Tor he vas lookint much better
than when the man ofneWs had last seen him.
A ftsr some general talk, the doctor fell into
an easy train of conysr.ation and uttered
some truths TO scientific and valuable, as 10
justify their Iepr1duction in print o,
Eyes " said the Hoctor. 81 have improved
In health since you last saw ms ard hope
also in many oth.r ways. One thing however,
have succeeded in doing, and 1t Is
ono of The hardest things for any
one, and es, ecially doctor TO do and
that is to overcome my prejud ices. You
know there are some people who prefer to re-
main in the wrong rather than acknowledge
the manifest right. Such prejudice leads to
blgotry of the worst order, and OF precisely
the same nature as characterized the six teenh
century when people were burned at the stake
Now am physician myself AMI OF the OLD
school order too; but have, after years of
experience AMI observation, COM t. the con-
cltison that truth is tho highest OF ri! lhbg5,
and that ifpr' jadice or bigotry Stand in III >
way of TRUTH SO mu h the worse them
hey are certain to b crushed suoner or later
why, when | knew you in Dvtr";t, wen
have sooner thought of violating tn" code of
ell hics lait down by the prOfe5 ion, or OF p e.
scribing anything ut OF the re uiar order Jran
would of ampu Eating my hand. Now however,
prescribe AID advise those things which
ter .if II Is made from an exact fUrMula, such
as physicians are using every day. Gou rec
the code Is established and sustained by old
pnysicians like myself, who make the rul.s
and insist upon til cir enforcement in order to
keep the younger dos trS from obtiining d
foothoid and encroachsng upon the already
established practice Of the older ones. This is
largely the reason why young physicians have
-uch a hard tine fit; they are fettered by the
code, and have only the personal intlEea ce>to'
deyepd up'ni securing -practiee.
T'How did you come 70 get such hereto Al
ideas as these, dec orr"
.sOh, they are the result of my experience
and observation. l obtained my first
ideas upon the subject, however, from
the skill of my professional brethren had
failed to relieve me. Why, was so badly off
believed TO be adapted TO cure. ana whlcn my
experience has prov. n to be such.
This is rasher an unusual way for pbysi-
clan to ,alk, Is it not, doctor?'
"Certainly it is. 1t Is away o.. % our code
of ethics, but L have grown IA Isyrnd the
code. / have all can atendt to, AVID 40. de'er-
mined to be honest With my pau ohs au- tHA.r
kind, whether my brother physi 'sgs are watt.
me.or not. Why, prescliben!"dlcinc- every
day some of Them so-calleS patent N ainas.
which would render NE .nJle % NPuieiuH
from the medical fraterni S. t.t N1u p, '~Ii"-
-ly indiffere at TO their la,
care the medical fratern.s 0t tns C. '.EF
combined against preprietarT losl'r!H"
doctor.
society in the land to prescribe an
patent medicine whatever, no mat
with "a complication Of troubles, including
news and liver, that feared 1 should have to
give up my practice. For more than month
/ could not sit down or get mp without the
most Intense agony, aud wac suffering all
the while some one advised me To go out of
the regular channels and try remedy, that
was becoming quite famous for the remarkable
cures 1t was ef-cting; bat my prsludlce was
altogether too strong Tor that. However, l
did quietly begin trying the remedy, but
promise You / said nothing TO my Drother
Well, sir, il was a revelation to me; for in all
my medical experience l never saw anything
operate so rapidly or go enectually as that DID;
owe my health to-day; and for all
know, my lie asO-to the remedy know as
7. arner's Safe Kidney ami Liver Cure, Ihat
was the starting point with me, and my
eIudlces fade d very rapidly after that l can
a, rure you. went 10 reading extensively anu
aaalyzlng IN re extensiy IL, and l suppose
analy zed ali the leading proprietary medl-
cines that are made. Many OF them l Ionni 10
De perfectly useless, being compounded simply
OF wster with q little havOring. vast ma
jority Of them all, however, | found made
up Of prescriptions used by pnyslclans III
their every day practices bat out Of the eutire
number found only Two that contained abso-
lutely harmful tnSrelients and then 10 very
slight qualities. Indcel we are Pr,
scTtuing things constantly that haze
more deleteIious matter In Them than they
had. Afer discovering this, L haid u
myself why should the m dical fraternity
be prejudiced against those prescriptions
which they are writing every day, simp
bee au-e they are put up by wholesale and aie
sold with government stamp ION the wrapeT.
saw its mAniiest absurdidy and resolved
thatI would be bound by IL no longer. Since
that timsI lave present. bed proprietary remedies
nearly ever day, in my practice, aud have no
reason 10 regret having dOno 30. Why, only
few DAYS ago advised n lady who was suffer-
ing from curious female dl fiiculty and DIS
piscem mt TO use this ssfne sale kidney snd
Liver Cure which cured me. ! saw her
this morning and she is nearly well the pam
and ind amatiOn are all gone aud he i around
a. usual. Wehkye no right In the meiic a. lrater-
nty 70 sit back and dec ere there Il no such thing
as irnprcvement or sdvancemeut, or that we
nave n monopoly If the remedies which ma
ture hes given mankind. There are great
oh angrs going on IN every htphiiMtuh ~ lAit
aud there are great Developments L. medicine
as well. Thousands Of people die every year
from supposed TYPHOID lever. rheumatism 81
ofhar complaints, when IN reality 10 u from
trtchins, ana the result Of eating poorly cook
ed end diFeased PORK. A vast majority or
diseases erise from imDsrfect kidneys or liver.
The liver becomes clJgged, and us work "a
thrown up0n the kidneys; N y become over
worked and break down. and 80 The p .isOn
gets into the blood instead 81 being thrown
from the system No one with perfect AID nfys
a.
the p0ls nous particles which these disea ed
organs aIlsw 10 gst mo the blood
thar clog the cspillaries Of The
i19es mi cause tuberoles and con
surnption TnOusands Of cldldrsn are DYING |
every ear from dropsy - the qnel 70 SCAT
lnfina when In reality Il II diseased kidneys
which have bsc0ms weakened By the fever
they hsve just had. HIRE is smother strange /
thing not one in ten people who have sesssd /
kidneys notice any uain IL ire Vicinity 81 the /
EIdnsTs, for these OrEans loss their nervous /
seusi billfies when they becorns eis.ssed, erd
u he symptoms are shown IN handreds 81 otber
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