Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
A REMARKABLE STATEMENT.
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Tho raIu,hle matter 1t contains, 1t VIII DO iounu
exceedingly interesting:
IL N, Editor Of the Democrat and ChTonhte'
SHINY motive, for the publication oi tno ms ms
unusual statements which llliow aIe, i III I'm
i,udc for the fact that l have been savei rom
most horrible DEATH and, secondly desire 10 WIZ
All who read this statement against soinc VI - 80
most deceptive influences by when they 'sns H.
hen .urr6uuded II is a fact that to-day thouSthas
II paople are within 4 foot OF the grave Aul iney
30 not know it. To tell how was causht aHay
from just this position and 10 warn o.,s
nearu, it, are nv objects ia this COMMUNICATION
ON tho first day OF June lool, lay az my , ~
ience in this city surrounded by lhy ifitnIs anu
waiting for death. Heaven Only Knows lhc "soH;
[ then endu-el, for w0r'is can never doS'ti"e ~;
And vet If a few years previous, any one h'u totu
me that was To he brought 50 low, anu Oy 80 'e'
rible disease, should have scorei at tS iutn, i
had always been unconmonly strong anu hedlti!,
had weighed over 200 pounds ana h'iuiy A4cN, ~
nv own experience, what pain or sickness "eIc.
Very many people who VIII Iei Ieii,. MI .rrj mi
cannot account for it, They feel dull and INDEFINITE
pains in various parts Of the body ana 10 NOT un,
day and entirely without appetite The next. nus
was lust the way felt when the relentless haaihh
which had fastened itself upon me hrSt began; Gun
| thought 1t was nothing; that probably h3d
taken a cold which would soon pass away shorty
after this noticed dull, ami AZ unes he,'ih'5'c;
pain in my head, but as 1t would come one IA! 'i
be gone the next paid but ntu, alteii,.on !" ~, ~,
However nv stomach was out oil Older anu III!
food often failed To digest causing NJ times 6iea'
inconvenience. Yet had no idea, even as lhy-
sican that these things meant an! thng seious on
that monstrous disease was becoming ilNcu upon
me Candilly, | thought | WAS suffering nom
| Malaria and 50 doct> ed myself accordingly. But
got no better next noiieen eeull. that t9,
there were large quantities one day and very niue
the next and that persistent irolh anu scum APP
pearcd upon the surface, and sediment settled IN
| ihe bottom And vet did not realize my danger,
! for. indeed seeing these symptoms continualIy,l
finally became accustomed 10 them, anu m! suSll-
con was wholly disarmed 10y the fact that hai no
| pain in the affected organs or in their v'cinity-
Why should have been SO bind cannot uiu'r-
| stand. ,,.
| and Impending danger usually brings person TO
| his senses, even though 1t may then Dc 700 ale.
realized at last, my critical CONDITION ana arouseu
| myself to overcome II. And, Oh! how hard tired
| I cousIil,ed the best medical skill i'll the land.
| visited all the prominent mineral springs IN amer,
lea and Travelled from Maine Ia California. St'l
| grew worse No two physicians agreed as 10 my
| naIady One said was troubled with spinal irrl-
tation another, nervous prostrati"n; another, ma
laria; another, dyspepsia; another, heart disease
the base o the brain; and on through long iiSt
| OF common diseases the symptoms OF all OF whlch
really had. In this way, several years passed,
| during all Of which time 1 was steadily growing
| worse Nv condition had really become pillaolc
The slight symptoms at first experienced were
developed into terrible and constant disorders-ne
little twgs of pain had grown 10 oaks of agony MY
weight had been reduced from 207 to l30 pounds
NY life was torture 10 myself and friends coGli
retain no food upon my stomach, and lived Wholly
bv injections / living mass OF pam: MY
pulse was uncomfortable. In my agony Ire,
| auently fell upon the floor, conyulsivcy clntchei
the carpet, and prayed for death Morphine had
| little or no effect in dcadcBing the pain. For SIX
davs and nightsI had the -premoniiory hic-
coughs constantly. My urine was filled with tube
casts and albumen. was struggling with Bright:
| Disease Of tho Kidneys in its last stages.
| While suffering thus l received call from my
pastor, the Rev. Dr. FOote, rector OF st. Panli
Church, OF this city. / felt that it WAS our las
I pf ysr
| mentioned a remedy OF which had heard muci
but had never used DIR. Footc detailed to me th'
| many remarkable cures which had come under IN
observation, by means OF this remedy, ana urge,
me to try it, As practicing phy sician and graf
uate Of the schools l cherished tine prejudice bott
natural and common with all regular practitioners
and dcrided the idea Of any medicine outside lin
regular channels being the least beneficial. ;
solicitous however, was Dr. EOotc, that hnall.
promised would waive my prejudice and Try IL.
remedy he 50 highly recommended. ! began IL
use on the first day OF june and took ii accorin
TO directions. At first it sickencd me; but this
thought was good sign Tor one IN nay dehiiliate
condition | continued to take it; the sickcnin
sensation departed and | was able 10 retain ioo
upon my stomach. In few days noticed de
cided change for the better rs also did my wife an
| friends. Ny hiccoughs ceased and experience
less pain than formerly. was 50 rcjoired at iii
a improved condition q. l, upon what had believe
but a few days before Wa my dying bed, voTe'
| in the presence Of my family and friends should
recover would both pabicly and privately max
| known this remedy for the good Of humanity
| wherever and whenever haI an
also determined that would give a course of lee
| turcs in the Corinthian Academy Of Music OF tn
city, stating in fun the symptoms and almost hope
| lessness Of nv disease and the remarkable meat
! | by which | have been saved My improvemei
was constant from that time, and in less than hr,
, months | had gained 26 pounds in flesh, becan
| entirely free from pain, and believe owe my III
and present condition wholly to Warmers Sal
kidney and Liver Cure, the remedy which USED
Since my recovery, have thoroughly re-invcst
gated the subject uf kidney ii tcu,tics and Bright
| MI tha tru.l lsv,,l ln,l n
/ therefore state, deliberately, and as a physician
a | that believe MORE THAN oNE-uALF THE DEAri
WHICH OCCUR IN AMERICA ARE CAUSED Il
BRIGHI's DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS. This ma
sound like 4 rash statement, but am prepared
fully verify ii. Brights Disease has no distincti'
symptoms of its own, (indccd, it often develo
without any pain whatever in the kidneys or the
vicinity,) but has the symptoms OF nearly evel
other known complaint. Hundreds of people d
| daily, whose burials authorized by ysiciar
certificate of " Heart Disease" "Apoplcxy," " Pa
3 alyss," "Spnal Complaint" rheumatism
, "PneumOnia," and other common complaint
when in reality il was Bright's Disease Of the XII
. news Few physicians, and fewer people, reali
the extent Of this disease or It's dangerous and i
sidious nature. 1t steals into the system ike
4, symptoms and fastcns itself upon the consituti,
before the victim Is aware. IL is nearly as hcred
tary as consumption. quite as common and fully
\ fatal Entire families, inheriting it from the
ancestors, have died, and yet none of the numb
knew or realized tho mysterious power which "
I rmovng them. Instead Of common symptoms
. ,ften shows none whatever, but brings death SUI
3enly, and such is usually supposed to be hea
> disease As one who has suffered, and knows
bitter experience what he says, implore every oi
who reads these words not 10 neglect the siShte
symptoms OF Kidney difficulty. Certain agony AZ
= possible death will be the sure result OF su'
~ neglect, and no one can afford TO hazard su'
a | chances.
am aware that such an unqualified statement
this, coming from me, known rs l am througho
the entire land as practitioner and lecturer, W
I arouse the surprise and possible animosity OF Il
a medical profession and astonish all with whom
" am acquainted, but l make the foregoing stat
ments based upon facts which / am prepared
produce and truths which eau substantiate TO q
3 letter. The welfare Of those who may possibly
sufferers such rs was, is an ample inducement
me to take the step have, and II can successful
n warn others from the dangerous path in which
Z once walked, I am willing to endure all profe
l. sional and personal consequences.
J. B. HENION, NJ. D.
d ROCHESTER,. n. Y, Dec. 80, 1881.