The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-08

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Dr: John II. FIank. Dr. Eiv Mec =
Weeste9, d.. BENJAMIN y Whie~,:1.'
u. William T. Richordoo If. Rei.ss
=. Atkinson, Dr.. me-. II HnmhoiS
~: William r. NcPheefe1.. nr W.
S0nneoo. DR.. Isaao r. Love. Dr. Ciarf
Whittier, d.. ]. T. Hodeen' Dr. Thc.
=. Donnig1n, Dr. Nic6olcc 0uhmsn
pr. Antonio Priet4s, d.. Charles n
Goodman, DR.. VIM. Kuhn. DR.. Henry
Newhnd, DR.. VIM. 8. Wortman. b?
Geof4e y. Pitser, DR.. VIM. i. Ali.
brandt, DR.. Elijah T. Frasier. DR.. IA
9pinstG. DR.. David b. Martin. Dr.. Pen.
@smin =: Taylor, Dr.. James l.. Loesn.
Or. A. Heacock, Dr.. Henry Kirehner'
Dr. John J. Kane, DR.. Henry i. W.
kruse, DR.: William q. GLASGOW. Dr..
jeremiah s. B. Alleyne, DR.. Thomas
3: Comst0ck. DR.. Charles. IN.
Hughes, DR.. Frederick Kolbenhever.
Dr. Joseph Heitzig, DR.. Edward A. De
"a h0I, DR.. Bernard Roemer, DR.. James
n: CIopton, DR.. Charles v. Ware. DR..
Alphonso Jaminet, DR.. James l.. Kent.
Dr. William 6. Barker, Dr.. Solomon G..
Martin, DR.. Rudolph Studhatter, DR.. T..
e!arlock, DR.. Theodore Foy, DIR. John
y. Faber, DR.. Ernest +. Hoffman. DR..
Herman Nagle, DR.. Adolph Wislizenus,
)r. James l.. Pirtle, DR.. Edward Rose,
Dr. William HI. Grayson, DIR. Hugo NJ.
starkloff, DR.. Robert NJ. Swander, DR..
William M. Brennan, DR.. Temple S.
!Hoyne, DR.. Lyman Ware, DR.. Charles
w. Hemstead, DR.. William J. Hawkes.,
Or: 4: {. Duncan, DIR. William K.
Griswold, DR.. Lyman Bedford, DR.. A.
p: Wescott, DR.. ]. B. Bell, DR.. Charles
NJ. Clark, DR.. w. HI. Woodbury., DR..
Alfred H. Hiatt, DR.. Herman Hahn,
Dr. Calvin NJ. Fitch, and DR.. John ID.
NJ. Carr.
The theory Of the doctors az above ex-
planned finds its confirmation in the
fact that when the kidneys have been
cured, rheumatism is completely ne
moved. This IL not, of course, always
accomplished instantly, for in q disease
80 subtle, the cure IL often very slow,
but under no other plan can any hope Of
permanent relief ever 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 entirely cured by
following the. theory above stated and
using the remedy mentioned. Many Of
these persons had the very worst posi-
bic symptoms. Vague aches in different
portions Of the body were followed by
agonies the most intense in some partic-
ular spot. Acute and throbbing pains
succeeded each other, and the coursing
poisonous acid infianed all the veins.
Troubles which began with slight disor-
denB increased to deTangements the
most serious. 1t Is sad to think that all
this suffering, was endured when It
could have been 80 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 Vanished.
These are some Of the real and scien-
tific facts regarding rheumatism, attest
ed 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 accepted belief
and practice Of the world. II people suf-
fer from rheumatic troubles In the fil-
ture and with these plain truths before
them, they certainly can blame no one
but themselves.