The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-10-21
THE FLOWER CITY FuRoRE.
The CSmmOtiOh Caused BY the Statement Of
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slonhl cIfrles and Din thu street. Aprarrhi.
ly It rAused riiure colna,dlidh IN Htheslct,
as the following ftn.n THE salne PAPER shnksi
Dr.. j. B. TIcnioh, WIN Is We'll knn% not
onlf In Ruchestrr' hit IN ntatlt ttetv J,att
nF Anigrich. sent an extended atlrt to this
paper, II few days sihrc whieh &as dnly
published, detailing his remarkable ekteti
euce aud frsrue from what sceti,et III liz
certain death. 1t w"uid be impossible IN
enumefate the prrsuual inquiries which
have beeh made ut uiir office rs 10 the va
lidity Of the atiiGle, but they have hern so
numerous that fOfthpr investigation II the
subject was aeeihed an editorial nctessity.
With this end ih view II representative nj,
this paper called on Dr.. liphiub, VI Ms resi-
dence on st. Paul street, WHEN the riilawinr
lhtetyisw occurred "That article ~ yours,
Doctor; has created duitea whirlwlud Are
the statements about the terrible conditiun
yod We're in, aud the way you were tgsrue,
sdth as you tan sustain Z"
every one of them and many ahdtlhhal
ones. Few people ever get 81 near the FRA w
as did and then feturn, dnd ain hot sur.
prised that the puhlic thiua IL marvellous.
1t was marvellous
"How IN the world did you, L bhysicia n ,
rot,e " he brought 80 low7
by hesletting the tirst aud most simple
symptoms, ! did not think Was sick. II
is true had frequent headaches, felt tired
mast Of the timeJ could eat nothing tne day
and was ravenuus the next felt dull IN
definite pains ahd my stomach was out Of
order. hut did not think il meant any
| thing serious"
"But have these conimnn ailments any
thing to do with the leaflul Briehtb disease
which took ST. firm hold OH you 7"
"Anything2 Why, they are the surs in
dicatiOns Of the first stages Of that dread
ful malady. The fact is, few pesple know
or realize what ails them, and | am sorry to
say that too few physicians do either"
THAT is q strange statement, Doctor"
"But it is a true one. The medical pre-
fession have been treating syih htoris instead
| of diseases FOR years. and It is hith tine ID
ceased: VIZ d0ttors have been clipping on
the twigs wheh We should strike at the root.
The symptoms haVe Just mentioned or
any unusual action or irritation OF the water
channels indicate the approach Of Bright's
disease, even more than cough announces
the coming Of consumption. We do not
treat the cough, but Try ts help the lungs.
We should not waste our time trying TO rs
lieve the headache, st omaGh, pain about the
body or other symptoms, but 90 directly to
the kidneys, the Source Of most of these all
nent."
"Thia, then, is what YOU meant when YOU
said that more than ons half the deaths
which occur arise from Bright's disease, is
! IT Doctor ?"
| "Precisely. Thousands OF so called di
sesses are torturing people to day, when in
reality ii is Brlghts disease in some one Of
its many forms. 1t is Hydra headed mon
ster, and the slightest Sythptnihs should
strike terror To every one WIN has theih
can look back and recall hundreds ofheaths
which physicians declared at the time We're
caused by ralssisjapoplexy, heatt-diseasp,
pneumonia, ahalsfial ieSer and uther com.
mon complaints which | see how were
caused by Bright's disease"
"And did all these cases have simple
symptoms at frst?"
every one Of them and might have been
cured as | was by the timely use of the
shihe remedy Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. all getting MY eyes thor
uughly opened in this matter and think
ahi helping others to see the facts and their
possible danger also. Why, there are no
end of truths bearing on this subject. n
you want to know Riofe about il 40 and see
Mr.. Warner himself. r. was sick the sal
5s u and is the health;est man in Rochester
to day. He has rastls a study of this sug.
ject and can give yoti tttote facts than ct III.
Go, too, and see DR.. baltimore, the chemist
ut the University. Ifyou want facts there
} are any quantity sOt them showing the
alarming increase Of Brghts disease, its
simple and deceptive symptoms, and there
IS but one way by which il can be escaped
Fully satisfied of the truth and force pf
the Doctors Words, the reporter bade him
g"od day and called on Mf. Warner at his
establishment OH Exchange etreet. At first
Mr.. Warner was inclined To be feticent, but
learning that the information desired was
ab"ut the alarming increase Of Bright's Hi
sease, his manner changed instantly and be
spohe very earnestly:
at is true that Brlght's disease has in
creased wunterfully) and We hnd; by rei
able statistics, that it the past ten years the
, growth has been 259 per cent. Look at ths
prominent men IT has carried off: Everett
sumner, Chase, Wilson, Carpenter, Bishop
Haven and others. This 10 terrible, aud
shows greater growth than that of ANY
3 other known complaint. 1t should he plain
tn every ORe that something must be done
TO check this intrease or there is no know
E ing where il may ehd.h
e "Do you think many peore are afflicted
with it to-day who do not realize ii, Mr.
Warner?"
"Hundreds Of thousands. have strik
}, ing example Of this truth which has JUS
= come to my notice. A prominest professor
f IN New Orleans medical college was let
turing before his class on the subject d
BrIghts disease. He had various huid'
u under microscopic analysis, and was show
n ing the students what the ihdicaliths q
j., this terrible malady were In bfier td show
y the contrast between healthy nd unhea lth !
tuids, he had provided wal the contents
!. Of winch were drawn from his own persnn
/ And now. Students he said, 'as we hav,
seen the unhealthy indications, | will show
YOU how IL appears in a state Of perlrc
e health and he submitted his own fluid I,
' the u sual test As he watched the results
+, his countenunce suddenly ctanged-hi.
color and command both left him, and in 4
. trembling Voice he said: Gentlemen, hav,
i made painful discovery have Brightt
0 disease OF the Kidneys and in less than 4
year he was dead"
You believe then that il has no svhip-
toms at its own aud is itpduenity unkuuwr
!, even by the person who Is afflicted with it?'
> an has no symptoms ui rs Own and yer
often mime at all. Usually ne two peopl,
have the saiiie symptoms, and frequently
death is the FIRST symptom. The slightest
| indications NJ any kidney difficulty should
. be enough to strike terrur to any one
| hHo" "Hhl hHl ldlklng hDOut, Ior nave
: been through all the stages OF Kidney di
e seasr."
"You know ol Df. HenIuhs case I"
"Yes, have both heard and read Hi It,
cit is very wonderfully is IL not ?"
u "a very prominent case but hu more ST.
= than great many others that have Come I,
n MY nntlce as having been cured by the SANE
means"
"You believe then that Brights diseas,
e can be cured 2"
s 81 know il can. | know II from the ex
perlenee Of hundreds Of promi1eut person
- who were given up to die by both thei
S physicians aud friends"
you speak Of yOur own experience, whs
!, was il Z"
"a fearful one. | had felt languid am
unified for business for years. But | d.,
i not know what allied me. when. however
: | found it was kidney difficulty | though
:, there WIS lilds hope and sn did the doctor:
/ have since learned that one Of the physi
II clans Of this city pointed me ont to gentle
is man on the street one day. sayihgi 'ther
!, goes man who will be dead within year.
/ believe his words Would have proven lTu,
D | AZ had nnl al tts.i