The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-03

While suffering thus received call from
nv pastor the Rev. Dr foute. rector " -.
faGl's taurch. Of this city. | fflt that II was
our last interview, but IN the course ~ con-
vefsation he mentioned renc II ~ which
had heard much but had never used Dr.
lOute detailed 70 me The many remarkable
cures With had come under his 81 sersation.
hy means % this remedy, ana urged me iotry
of the cllpois. cherished the prejudice bath
natural and common with all regular pfacii-
TONERS. and dcridtd the idea Of any medicine
outside the regular channels hting the least
beneficial. 50 sol'citous. however. was Dr.
fcote, that hn.iy promised would waive
my prejudice aud try the remedy he 80 highly
recommended. began rs u-e On the ist day
Of June and took II according 10 directions.
At first II sickenei me; but this bought
was good sign for me IN my debiiitatci con-
dition. continued 10 take TX the sicksnne
sensation departed and was able 70 retain
ticed decided change for the better also
did my wiic aud friends Ny hicconghs ceased
and experienced less pin than formerly
wa 50 feioiceI ~ this improved condition
thar, upon What hal believed but few d,ys
before was my dying bel, vowed, IN the
presence Of my family ana friends, should
recover would both publicly and privately
make known this remedy for the good of hui
manity. wherever and whenever had an Oh
pprtunlty l also determined that ! would
Academy Of Music 81 this city. stating AZ full
the symptoms and almost hopelcssncss III my
disease and he remarkable means by which I
have been saved NV improvement was con
slant from that time and in less than three
months had gained 20 pounds IN flesh, te-
came entirely free from pain and believe
owe my life and present condition wholly to
Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure. the
remedy which used.
Since my recovery have thoroughly rein
vestigated the subject 81 kidney difficulties
and Bsight's disease. and the truths developed
are astounding therefore state. deliberate
y, and IS physician. that believe that more
than one.h,lf the deaths which occur ia
America are caused ~ Brights disease ~ tile
kidneys. This max sound like Q rash state
ment, but ! am prepared 70 fully verify IL.
Brights disease has no distinctive symptoms
~ it, own, Indeed, il often develops without
any pain whatever in the kidneys or their
vicinity, but has the symptoms 81 nearly cv-
cry other known complaint Hundreds ~
people die daily, whose burisls are authorized
ease. n "Apoplexy,n PAR lysis,r "spinal
Complaint" rheumatism, Pneumonia. =
and other common complaints when N reality
II was Bright's Disease 81 the Kidneys. Few
physicians. and fewer reop'e. realize the ex-
tent 81 this disease or is dangerous and in
sidious nature. II steals into the sysielnlike
a thief. manifcsts it, presence BIZ the com
monrst symptoms. andfsstens itself upon the
constitution before the victim Is aware Ii Is
nearly as hereditary al consumption. quite As
common and fully IS fatal. Entire ia Miles,
inheriting IL from their ancestors, have died.
and yet none OF the number knew or realized
the mysterious power which was rrmoyin Z
them. Instead 81 common symptoms II often
shows none whatever. hut brings death sud-
denly, and a. such Il usually supposed TO ie
hcart-diseasc. As one who has suffered. ana
knows BY bitter experience what he says.
mplore every one who reads these words not
70 neglect the slightest symptoms 81 X duey
difficulty Certain a9ony and possible death
VII, he tie sure result o! such neglect, and no
one can afford 10 hazard such chances.
m aware that such an unqualified state
ment as this. coming from me. known as
an throughout tile entire land As prac i.ion-
er and lecturer. viii arouse the surprise and
possible animosity 81 the medical profession
and astonish al with whom ! am acquainted.
but make the foregoing statements based
upon facts wL.ch ! nm prepared ~ produce
and truths which 1 can sunstantiafe to the
letter The welfare Of those WHO may posi-
bly, he sufferers such As was. Il an amp.e iil-
duccncnt Tor me % take the step have. and
II can successfully warn Others frum the
dangerous path In which once wslkcl. am
willing ~ endure All professional and personal
consequence. J. B. HENlON. NJ. D.