The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12
A nEMARKABLE STATEMENT.
The Unusual Experience of Prominent
Man Made Public


Inc iolloWlhg article from lHc Deihoei"
and Chronicle, of Rochester, n. y, is OF sc
striking a nature, and emanates from so re
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Eaole sou'ce, 'naV !. 70 o"-'-- -
| lished entire. In addition 10 the Valuapi'
matter it contains, it will be found exceed
I'll, ;ntorestipr
In5i9 =, c,ro,,o,o.
10 the EuiIer Vi inc DoiaoVia' anu I,tioIe
Shiny motives LOT the puDhcatlon o.
thp most unusual statements which follow
Hrs+ ,rotituda far the fact that
are HiS'' si"'''uu0 49, -
have been saved from most nor
rible death, and secondly, desire
TO warn all who read this statement
against some of the most decep
tive influences by which they have evel
| been surrounded 1t is a fact that to-day
thousands of people are within o foot of the
grave and they do not know 1t. 10 tel
! how ! was caught away from just tins pc
| sition and to warn others against nearing it
| are nv objects in this communication.
ON the list day of June, 1881, | lay at my
residence in this city surrounded by ny
friends and waiting for death. HEAVIER
| only knows the agony | then endured, TO
words can never describe it. And yet, if ;
lew wears previous, any one had told mi
that, was to be brought so low. land by 81
! tprrlDle u ulSpuSe, sllOtlltl navy Sto1lCh a
! ;he idea, had always been uncommOnlN
| strong and healthy, had weighed over 2O
pounds and hardly knew, in my owl
experience, what pain or sickness were
| Very MANY people who will read this state
ment realize at times that they are UNUSUAL.
tired and cannot account for it. They fee
dull and indefinite pains in various parts o
of the body and do not understand 1t. y
| 7 10 fThi
was lust the way felt when the RELENTLESS
malady which had fastened itself upon nj
first began. Still thought il was nothing
that probably | had taken cold whicl
world soon mass away. Shortly after this
noticed dull, and al times neuralgia, pail
in INV head, but as it would come on
dav and be gone the next, l paid but littl
attention toit. However my stomach wa
ont of order and NV food often failed to d
rest causing at times great inconvenience
Yet | had no idea, even as q physician, tina
these things meant anything serious G
that n monstrous disease was becomin
fixed upon me. Candidly, / though
IT was suffering from Malaria and S
Il doctored myself accordingly. But
rot no better. next noticed peculia
Color and odor about the fluids was pa;
einvLalso that there were large ouantitie
one dov and very little the next, and thi
n nersistent froth and scum appeared upo
the surface and a sediment settled in til
bottom, And vet did not realize my daI
ger for indepd seeing these symptom
Continually | finally became accustome
TO them. and my suspicion was wholly di'
armed by the fact that / had no pain i'll til
affected organs or in their vicinity. Why
should have been so blind, cannot undel
stand
There is n terrible future for all physic;
neglect and impending danger usual
brings a person to his senses, even thong
II nav then he TOO late. realized, at las
ma, cy;tical condition and aroused myself [
d overcome Il, And, oh, how hard
,ried | consulted the. beS
medicol skill in the land.
, visited all the prominent mineral springs
America and travelled from Maine to Cal
rar',;o SELL I ore,y worse No two phv
;cians AGREED as 10 NV malady. One sal
! i was Troubled with spinal irritation; al
otSer nervous pr ostration; another, m
LARA. another dyspepsia: another, hea
disaase. enother General debility: snothe
+, Congestion ofthe base of the brain; and
, on through a long lis; of common disease
y the symptoms of all of which really ha
l Iva Ills wav several wears passed, during Q
I Of which time was steadily growing worS
5 az condition had really become pitiabl
y T6c slirht svrnptoms | M first experience
G ,,,crc devoloned into terrible and constal
D GN.nr6ers~the little twigs otnain had grow
e 10 osks az AGONY. NV WEIGHT had been 7
: 1,(cd from 307 10 1870 hounds. NV life was
u ,nr,,,re 10 myself and friends. | could reta
D NO food nno,; INV stomach, and lived Who'll
j. Nv iniections was a living mass of nal
+ Ny ,,,,Iss WIS uncontrollable. In nv acor
: / frcpnen,lv EplI unon tbe floor. conclusive
G 1intched t6e Garnet and prayed Tor deaf
e Morni'ine had LITTLE or no eject In deade
I -, H. noin For six DAVIS and nights
+ III fi,o Observation-Disclosures hiccoughs CO.
e s 80, Nv urine was filled with tul
i 80 n1 oibumcn was struerhnr wi
nr;.-bt's D;sease of the kidneys In its Ia
sts56s
o Iyl,iis an irsr;ny inns / receiveda call fro
= 49,, r,sstor The Rev. Dr Foote. rector
y ~ ps,,Iis chrrcb III This citv I felt IA
I "a was our last interview, bat
5 ,Ie course of conversation he me
= - remedy Of which
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,,i,, ID, means ~ this remedy. an
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s,.,ii ~, ,r.'i,,dice Moth natural ana cor
-, 18th IN regnlar nrsctitioDers. and 4
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