The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-24

was filed with tube casts and aibH-
men. Twas struggling with Brlght's
Disease OF the Kidneys in its last
stages.
While suffering thus / received
call from my pastor, the Rev. Df.
Foote, rector of St. Pauls Church,
of this city. l felt that it was our
last interview, but in the course OF
conversation he mentioned remedy |
of which had heard much but had
never used. DIR. Foote detailed t"
me the many remarkable cure which
had come under his observation. by
means of this remedy, and urged IN"
to try it. Az prac,icins physician
and a graduate of the Schools !
cherished the prejudice both natura'
and common with all regular prac
ti,ionprs, and deride'l the idea OF any
medicine outside the regular channels
being the least beneficial. So so'lc.-
tous. however, was DIR. Foote, that
finally promised l would waive my
| prejudice and try the +, medy he $"
highly recommended. l began IT.
use on the first day Of June and took
it according to directions. AT hfSt
it sickened me; but this thought
was a good sign tor one in my de-
bilitated condition. continued I"
take it; the sickening sensation de-
uarted and l was able to retain 100"
upon my stomach. In a few days |
noticed a decided change tor u.r
better as also did my wife and fri II :.
NV hiccoughs ceased and L ex-
pericnced less pain than formerly
lIwas so reiniced at this improved
condition that, upon what | had be-
lieved but a few days before was my
diving bed, 1 vowed, in the presence
of nv family and friends, should l
recover l would both publicly and
y, privately make known this remed!
COR the good Of humanity, wherever
and whenever I had an opportunity
T also determined that / w"nld give
a course of lectures in the Corintfla1'
q. Academy of Music Of this city, ~:at-
=. ing il full the symptoms and almost
| ho,pIessness If my disease and th'
|, remarkable means by which have
: been saved. My improv; men, WAS
cons,an, from that time, and III les
] than three months I had gained 2t
: mounds in flesh, became entirely free
, from pain and believe I owe my
, life and present condition "holiy t'
e Warmers Sale Kidney and Live
: Cure, the +. m 'dy which | used.
b Since my recovery | have III"
D oughly re-.av-stigated the subject o
: kidney difficulties and Bright's dis
o ease. and the truths developed ar
e astounding. I therefore state, d.
n libera,ely, aud as physician, tina
l. I believe MORE THAN oNE-HALF TIL
/ DEATHS WHICH OCCUR IN AMERic
a ARE CAUSED BY BRIGHTs DisEAs
7. OF THE kidneys. This may soun
d like a -ash sta, a,ement, but [ am pr,
e pared to fully verify it. Brigh,
'r Disease has no distinctive symptom
d Of its own, (indeed. it often develoI
r without any pain whatever in tn
N kidneys or their vicini,y,) bnt h'
d the symptoms of nearly every othc
., known complaint. Hundreds {
e. people aie d.,ily. whose h"ria!s a
/ authorized hy physician certifira
), of "Heart Disease" ''Apoplexy
p Paralysis" "SpinaI Complaint
in sRheumatism," "Pneumonia," an
r other common complaints, when
III reality it was Bright's Disease OF Il
Kidneys. Few physicians, and few
III people, realize the extent of this oil
-, ease or its dangerous and ins'dto
,;x nature. 1t steals into the syste
b,. like a thief, manifests its present
!, by the commnre est symptoms, az
,o fastens itself upon the constitute
before the victim is aware. 1t
al nearly as hereditary as consumptio
h, on:ie as common and tnlly as fat;
Entire families, intcritIng it fro
i; their ancestors, have died, anil Y
none of the number knew or realiz
i, the mysterious power which was
moving them. Instead Of comm
:. symptoms it often shows none VIII;
ever. bnt brings dpatl, suddenly, a,
;: a. suc., is usually supposed to
heart disease. A. one who has E,
'h e.red, and knows hv bitter exl
nd ripnce what he saws, implore eve
on ono who reads these words not
of neglect the slightest symptoms
~ Kidney difficulty. Certain ago
q" and pos>ible death will be the 81,
OF result of such neglect, and n" one C.
ng afford to hazard such chances.
I,a | T m, auar.. that Such an unOua