Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-28

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10 take 1t ; the sickening sensation departed
and I was able to retain food upou nv stnm-
ach ln few days I noticed decided
change for tho better as also did nv wife
aud friends My hiccoughs ceased and I ex-
perienced less pain than formerly. l was SO
reloiced at this improved condition that, upon
"hSt had believed but few days before
was my dying bed, vowed in the presence
OF my family and friends, should 7 recover I
would both publicly and privately a.Ee
known this remedy for tho good of humanity
wherever and whenever had an opportuni.
ty. l also determined that I would give a
course ct lectures in the Corinthiap Acsd-
cay OF Music of this city, stating in full the
symptoms and almost hopelessncss of nav dis
ease and the remarkable means By which I
have been saved. My improvement was con-
slant from that time, and 10 less than three
months had gained 26 pounds in Aesh. be-
cause entirely free from pain and believe
owe my life and present condition wholly to
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, tho
remedy which | used
Since my recovery [ have thoroughly re-
investigated the subject of kidney difficulties
aud BFight's disease, ard the truths devel-
oped are astounding. l therefore state. de-
hbera'eIy. and as physician. that believe
more tin" one hGif the deaths ,rhjch orcur in
america are caused by Brighfs Disease of
ne h'"H'yS This may sound like a raSh
statement. but am prepared to fully verify
It. Brights Disease has no distinctive symp-
toms OF its own, (udssd, it often develops
without any pain whatever in the kiducys or
their vieinitv,) but has tho symptoms OF
nearly every other known complaint. Hum
dreds Of people die daily. whose burials are
authorized by a physicians certificate of
IlRaT 4
'SpInH! Complaint" Rheumatism .""Pneu.
monia," and other common complaints. when
IN reality 1t was Bright's Disease of tho Kid
neys. Few physicians. Gnd fewer people re.
a'zo the extent of this diseRso or its danger.
Gus and insidious nature. 1t steals into the
system ike thief, maniiests it presence by
the onmmOnest symptoms and fastcns itself
upon the constitution before the victim ia
aware. 1t Is nearly as hereditary as son,
sumption, qnlte a. common and fully as fatal
Entire families. inheriting it from their an
eestors, have died, End yet none Of the nuns
ber knew or realized the mysterious powor
which was removing them. Instead Of COM
mon symptoms it often shows pone whatever
but brings death suddenly, and as such is
usually tup 'oscd to be heart diSousc AS ono
who has suffered, and knows by bitter ex,
PcT'enco Whit he says. | inpIoro every ono
VINO reads these words not to neglect tho
slightest symptoms Of Kidney difficulty.
Certain agony aud possible death will be the
cure result of such neglect and no one oar
afford to hazard such chances.
| am aware that such an unqualified state-
ment as this, coming from no, known lam
throughout the entire land as a practitioner
and lecturer, Will arouse tho surprise and
pos-ible rnlmOsity Of the medical profession
and nstonlsh all with whom | nm acquainted
but make the foregoing statements based
upon iacts which Em prepared to produce.
anI truths winch | can substHntiatc to tho
letter. The welfare OF those who msv nossi-
bly, &c sufFerers such ms I was. is an nmplo in.
duocment for NC to take the step | have. and
if | can successfully warn others from the
dangerous path in which | onco walked, |
rm willing to endure all professional and per.
sonnl consequences.
J b. HENION. MD.
ROCHESTER,, Y , Dec 30, 1881.
WAR CLAI&s.-A Washington CORES.
pondont to the Wheeling Register, undor
date of March Sd, says:
lhere are cd many people in West
virginia who are interested in claims already
presented and to he hereafter presented 10
Congress, for consideration. We looked over
the calenders of the House Committees on
found no less than thirty. nino references of
West Virginia matters to these two commits
tees. saying nothing abou. the claims that
have DOT reached any committee. From
Judge Hogcs District there are before the
claims Committee bills for the relief Of
Richard " Meade and the employees of tho
United States, who were at Harper's Ferry
at the outbreak OF tke war petitions Of j
NJ Mason. w. + WiIson aud others; and
before the War Clsims Committee bills and
petitions of the German Lutheran Church of
M"r'!nsburg, John J S,rai,h. Daniel Bed
inger,s representatives.. Jno II King. Trim
''y Church. MeTtinsburg, Lydia A Hook
man. Elizabeth Hamilton, Samuel Bryuning.
Wiidey Lodge l. o o f md the German
Evangelical Church at Martiu.burg
Kansas Praising It.
while was in Topeka las: winter. said
the lioa. Arthur Edgington. i had pretty
rough time Of it. l got bad cold. and then
that no. being sufficiently severe, l was also