Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-03-24
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a Recent Excitement investigated by the
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A few weeks ago we copied into our coll
umns from tho Rochester, N. Y, Democrat
osdt Chronicle A Remarkable Statement"
fnnde by Dob. Hcnion, M. D., gentleman
who Is well known in this city. In that arti-
clio Dr. Henion recounted wonderful experi-
ence which beiell him, and few days there
after we published from the same paper SEQ
ond article, giving an account of the g Excite
ment In Rochester, caused by Dr. Henion's
statement, In tho first article DR.. Heniou
stated that for number OF years up to last
June, he had been afflicted with what seemed
at first a most mysterious trouble, lie felt
uneccountably tired at frequent intervals; he
had dull andindefinlte pains in various parts
Of his body. and head, aud was very hungry
one day and entirely without appetite the
next However, as n physician he thought,
and SO did bis fellow physicians, that he was
suffering from malaria.
but he grew worse and was finally obliged
70 give up large and lucrative practice, Stnl
nc was not conscious of his danger, nor that
monstrous disease was becoming fixed upon
him, although all his organs had become
gradually Weakened. Tho symptoms above
described continued, ,accompaniedby by others Of
an aggravated nature, and he noticed pecul-
lar color and odor about the fluids he was
passing; that they were abundant one day
and very scanty the next, and were covered
with froth or filed with brick-dust sediment.
But even then ho did not realize his real and
alarming condition. AT last, however, he was
~ yti,. ~ W .a.e VIII tne lnct ,. tlas he was
ai i hn. ~ osy .elIluie ulseaSc, anu ne
isa3,' 10, reeovery ne trayeed
but they could give him only temporary re-
[ llei, and that principally in tho form OF NOR
aphipe. And so he grew steadily and con-
III & morse nh,II ms iiIe became torture;
,bo,pp puse he was neon.r3ilaoie: M ne hved
Sr,,t ~ 'hJcssvus' , hnu 10, SIX Gays ana
mXnts ,,kah @ ne nAa ene meeoug9s constantly,
Whon boc on, ,;s W ucntn;
ai at "ul D. nio me,e eNiiausteu ~
Pau1;s Shnycf s,ronj,, ,,,,s3 tI,,, - oa o.,
r,nane ,sh'ah ~ s,,ngy uassu MN 10 Wy
saa i,h sn ~, oiu iau secn
Srst St a. , Ies9.s. ne ooleeteu at
t nts., ~. nnai5 sonsenteu, hIis WAS conscious
uains an lp,'i y0nution tie nrst week, MS
p,o a;uas.y sst nls stoi~liacn ~ ro
Sq Su,heu u,kJstoni ms hea,t became regular,
nhj,,n ari 80 ~ hau no more
oaimoi "u ., to,e,, =. H.iaSt5 VI ehe stohacn, ne
snd - aeiI ,,a s,N p1un1s i .plee ,ionens,
oF % nst nroao,,rco6 ess oe,6 gnsrey cured
a,.hom osni, e"sS .. t priglt ~. uisease.
So IA o. o. s.., y. .no comSequenees
~ hi ",s sun as uuty
Ills 70 his iciioW nen' anu aceorulng 10 vow ne
bn uu r,,plsd ynds he sn9ufns MAS ms 1ylng oeu,
reuppri,,,n Sait se,, uceaiiIlS MS iilness anu
-. npiS ,sI ~ w Il since NY resoVeIy, ne
s3s, - naye i,'s eaorougniy relnVestigatei tne
Sisensa a,,a haIi umoui.'eS anu plisne ,
disease, anu believe MORE THAN oNE-HALF
/ .rhnspN p hiUn ooSuh IN AMEhloA ARE
Snfs Il has no distineti1e symptoms mi Of FITS its
own N,ueeu, ~ oiten deveiops without any
Pain "ha,eNer III the dneys or their vicinityD
, put mas tue symptoms OF nearly every other
KNOW sn0Wn coinP.alnI Hunureds OF people die
| uan3 Y3 "hosG ,,uills are authorized py pnysi-
scian 8 eert.nen,e OIL fAeart Disease, Apo.
| Piexy. faraiysis, spinal Complaint, p"
/ hneuniatislti Ineuinnonia, ana other
common complaints, when In reality 1t was
bnghts diselse OF the kidneys. Few physi.
clans; and fewer People, realize the extept OF
tn.s @ disease or us dangerous and insldious ma
| ture. III steals INTO the system ike thIef,
manifests its presence by the comInonest
symptoms, ana iastens itseLf upon the lie be-
lore the victim is aware II is nearly as her
eaitafy as consumption, quite as co ninon and
Eiuily as iatal Entre iamines, inher.ting II
IRON thelr ancestors, nave died, and yet none
Oh the number knew or realized the mysterious
power when was removing them Instead oi
common symptoms II often shows none what
| ever, pnt brings death suddenly, and as such
is usually supposed to be heart disease.
Inc second article entitled " excitement IN IN
Rochester" was made up OF interviews Will
Or. Henion himself, who confirmed all said IL
ms card, and also with MIR. IL. IL. warner
The latter gentleman did not regard Dr. Hen
Ion case as particularly exceptional, because
he had known very many such cures by thu
same means in all parts OF the land. kidney
tdiseases, he said, are carrying off tens o
thousands every year, while Bright's disease
rs increasing 80 per cent decade, and ye
the people do not realize It or seek TO check i
medical professor, lecturing on this disease
thinking to show his class what healthy fluid
were, subjected some OF his own TO chemica
test, and although he had no suspicion oil
before, discovered that he, too, had the dread
ed disease, which proved fatal In less than
year. There was also an interview with th'
celebrated chemist OF the New YORK Stat
Board OF Health, DR.. s. A. baltimore, VIII