Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-10

ksiHs Dr.. Adolnh ljhlsmsysr. Dr.,
W;nn, Webb. Dr.. John II. Franz. Dr.
Edwin I. Webster, Dr.. BENJAMIN n
Whitmore, Dr.. William I. Richard.
son, DR.. Robert 7. Atkinson. DIR
Thos. +. Humboldt, DIR. William Nj.
McPheeters, DIR. William johnson,
DR.. Isaac N. Love, DR.. Clark Whittier
Or. J. I. Hodgen, DR. Thomas Z.
DUNCAN, DR.. Nicholas GHhman, DR..
Antonio Prietts, DR.. Charles II. Good
man, DR.. Daniel Kuhn, DR.. Henry
Newland, DR.. William S. Workman.
DR.. George Z. Pitzer, DR.. Henry +.
Ahlbrandt, DR.. Elijah T. Frazier. DR..
Carl Spinzig, DR.. David B. Martin.
DR.. Benjamin r. Taylor, DR.. James
L. Logan, DIR. A. Heacock, DR..
Henry KirchDer, DR.. John J. Kane,
DR.. Henry +. w. Kruse, DR.. William
@. Glasgow, DIR. Jeremiah s. B. All.
leyne, DR.. Thomas s. Comstoek, DR..
Charles H. Hughes, DR.. Frederick
kolbenheyer, DR.. Joseph Heitzig,
DR.. Edward A. DeOaihol, DIR. Ber-
nard Roemer, DR.. james NJ. Clopton,
DR.. Charles v. Ware, DIR. Alphonso
Jaminet, DR.. James L. Kent, DR..
William S. Barker, DR.. Solomon G.
Martin, DR., Rudolph Studhatter, DR..
Louis P. Ehrmann, DR.. John a..
King. DR. Simeon e. Garlock, DR..
Theodore Foy, DIR. John K. Faber,
Dr.. Earnest +. Hoffman, DR.. Her
man Nagle. DR.. Adolph WisIizsnus,
DR.. James L. Pirtle, DR.. Edward
Rose, DR.. VIM. H. Grayson, DR.. Hugo
NJ. Starkloff, DR.. Robert NJ. Swander,
DR.. William N. Brennan, DR.. Temple
): Hoyne, DR.. Lyman Ware, Dr..
Charles w. Hemstead, DR.. William
j. Hawkes., DR.. T. G. Duncan, DIR.
William r. Griswold, DR.. Lyman
Bedford, DR.. A. B. Westcott, DR.. j.
B. Bell, DR.. Charles M. Clark, DR.. w.
II. Woodbury., DR.. Alfred H. Hiatt, DR..
Herman Hahn, DIR. Calvin M. Fitch,
and DIR. John d. M. Carr.
The theory Of the doctors as above
explained finds its confirmation in the
fact that when the kidneys have been
cured, rheumatism is completely re-
moved. This is not, Of course, always
accomplished instantly, for in dis
ease SO subtle, the cure is often very
slow, but under no other plan can any
hope ofpermanent reliefever be found.
There are hundreds of cases on record
during the present winter of persons
afflicted with rheumatic troubles of
the worst order who have been en-
tirely cured by following the theory
above stated and using the remedy
mentioned. Many Of these persons
had the very worst possible symptoms.
Vague aches in different portions of
the body were followed by agonies the
most intense in some particular spot
Acute and throbbing pains succeeded
each other and the cOursing poisonous
acid infamed all the veins. Troubles
which began with slight disorders in.
creased to arrangements the most
serious. 1t is sad to think that all this
suffering was endured when it could
have been so easily relieved. Acting
upon the theory and using the remedy
above mentioned the kidneys could
have been restored to their usual
vigor, the uric poison expelled from
the system, the inflammation removed
and the pain entirely banished.
These are some Of the real and
scientific facts regarding rheumatism,
attested by the highest authority and
they are, beyond question, the only
correct ones ever brought forth. We
are aware they are advanced ideas, but
ten years hence they will be the &C
cepted belief and practice of theworld.
If people suffer from rheumatic
troubles in the future and with these
plain truths before them, they GER
tainly can blame no one but them
selves.