The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-22
PROFESSIONAL CONFESSION.
The Unusual Experience OF ProInileh'
ksln Made Public.

liable L:attcr II contains, II WILL DC lou'u
exceedingly interesting;
10 The Editor of1,> Democrat and Chronicle
stp.-My motives for the publication OF
the most unusual statements whlch Ioilo"
are. first. gratitude for the fact that nave
neon ayed from most horrible death
,ni secondly. o desire 10 warn Gil VINO
read this statement against some OF 'he
most deceptive influences by whlch lhey
| have ever been surrounded. IL is iacl
| that to-day thousands of people are wlthih
| 4 foot Of the grave and they do not know
! IL. TO tell how / was caught away rom
| lust this position and 10 warn .o'!eis
! against nearing it, are my opJec's III 'l's
0' On tbe first day Of June, 1881. hay at
nv residence in this city surrounded oy
M friends and waiting for my death.
| Haven only knows the agony then en-
| IurrI for words can never utscrlDc H.
| ,rd vet. II a few years previous, any one
lad told me that / was 70 pe Drought
slow and by 50 terrible disease, should
,,,yo ecof,d at the idea. ! had al"ays
neon uncommonly strong ana healthy, nav
R,'thtl over 200 pounds ana haFniE hheH'
me own experience, what pain or SICK,
nora Very many people who VIII |
.,a his statement realize at times that
H. a. unusually tired and cannot
.'.,rYt Tor it, They feel dull and indeii.,
,ftc pnins in various parts OF tie poIy'aIH
IT,, ,L, understand il. Or they are exceed
,,..,i,. hungry one DAY and entirely without
.'t .5,i,e Inc next. This was just the way
~ folt when the relentless malady whlch
lad fastened itself upon me hrSt oeEah'
SIN | thought il was nothihg; thht 10y,
,bly | had taken cold when wouII soon
ms. away. Shortly after thls nouV'u II
. duil, and at times, heuralslv' Pun ~ ~
a..I but a. il would come one Gay ana Dc
''',,.a tho next, | paid but little attention
f., 4, However. my stomach was out OF
Y roul my food often failed 10 d'tcst
=. .,'..,rg Al times great inconvenience YET
a { .uI no idea, even as q physician 'hh'
o., 49,. tIiuvs meant anything serious or
~ , frou.trous disease wa; becoming
!, +,.d unon me. sCandidiy, thought ! was
~ .,.l,.riug from Malaria,and 50 dOct"fru my ,
0 .nIf accordingly. But got no better
u next noticed peculiar color anu oHo!
h about the fluids ! was pasSing-also MAJ
d ,.orc we're large quantities one day ana
" very litllc the next, and that persistent
q roth and scum appeared upon the surface
:. a,,j sediment settled in the bottom. AND
AZ srt | did not realize my danger, Tor, IN
70 E..d seeing these symptoms continually
D. + truIiy became accustomed to them al'
" .,,..-s,ici,u was wholly disarmed by I'M
ia ~, ,I,at lad no pain in the affected
90 ,'..,,,,,s M in their vicinity. Why shout
n. I.,n hrcn so blind | cannot unders, anu
/, There isa terrible future for all Phys'ca
" NEGLECT. and impending danger away
'o brings a person ~ his senses even lhT"S
"a il may then be too late realized, Ut las
llt ,.,, critical condition and aroused myse
- ',' nyarcnme it. And, oh! how hard
III. ,yicdl consulted the best medical ski
vi In tho land | visited all the promlnei
10 mineral springs in America and traVei'
on fr.,, Maine to California. Still gre
cr- ,rnr,e. No two physicians agreed as 10 u
TO | ,,,.,l,Iv one said | was troubled WI
I'm suirnl irritation; another, nervous pro
nj ,rriou. another, malaria; another uS
,eu.i,. another. heart disease anoth'
40 General debility; another, congestion
tho the base of the BRAN; and 50 on throHI
er- a long list Of common diseases, the ;! u.
ut IONS Of all of which really had. III u
ner way several years passed, uuHhR an
han wh,cn time 7 was steadily growing wor
sto My condition had really become pitat
I.at Tue slight symptoms a. first eXperient
I ia' were dyycluupd into terrible and const;
tno iisotders--,he little twigs OF pain |
lhc grown to hr oaks OF agony. My weight
eeh- been reduced from -uI To 100 pounds.
A Of life was q torture 10 myself and friends.
cots could retain no food urun my stoma
Inv and lived wholly by injections ] wa
,o1 living mass OF pain. My pulse was unc
10y troluhIe. In my agony frequently
'o's upon the floor, COnyulsively clutched
nent Garnet and uroycd for death. Morph
Sec had little or no effect in deadenlng
d. o pain. For six days and nights had
, be- death prcmonitory hiccoughs conslan
linda Nv urine was filled with tube casts ;
esh aIhumcn. was struggling with Brigl
H., Disease of the Kidneys in its last stages
''e While suffering thus | received
ance from my pastor, the Rev. DIR. FoOte, rec
ra," Of st. Paul's Church. OF this CITY, |
auSe that it was our last interview, but in
tho course of conversation he mentionc
IN in remedy Of which | had heard much
nj az had never used. DIR. FOote detailed to
,o - the many remarkable cures which
30 ,, VI c.nc under his observation, by mean
!-hNe his remedy, and urged me to try it.
So practicing physician and a graduate OF
nit scEooIs, / cherished the prejudice |
s Ill natural and common with all reg
uOa- practitioners, and derded the idea of
il is medicine outside the regular chan
and | being the least beneficial. So solicit
- however was Dr. FoOte, that | fin
~ promised | would waive my prejudice
Ia Vi try the remedy he So highly recommend
lam. | began its use on the LIST day OF June
and
"a ~ took It according to directions, At fir,
,ickcned me; but this | thought W;
Va good sign for me in my debilitated col
, can finn continued 10 fake il. the sicl
astc. ing sensation departed and | was abb
Id it retain food upon my stomach. In
IS its days | noticed decided change for
Y for hetter, rs also did my wife and frlel
cbed My hiccoughs ceased and | experier
'inaJ ess pain than formerly. l was so rejo
''iou at this improved condition that upon
as had believed but few days before
III my dying bed, vowed, in the presenc
alate my family and friends should | recoy
would both publicly and privately IL
!, In known this remedy for the good OF hun
ity, wherever and whenever | hat
anu opportunity. l also determined thi
ttage would give course of lectures in
rip of
great Corinthian Academy OF Music IN thlS
,lot ~ stating in full the symptoms and all
rioh, hopeleSsness OF my disease and the
- Variable means by which l have
eNca' saved. My improvement was cons
q day from that time, and IN less than t
tides. months / had gained 20 pounds in
h the became entirely free from pain, al
,.,.. believe owe my life and present &C
. n . ton wholly to Warmers Safe Kidney
" tne liver Cure, the remedy which ! used.
leces- Since my recovery have thorough
cape. investigated the subject of kidney Diff
tim ties and Brights disease, and the tr
overn
ward developed are astounding I there
frost ,tate deliberately, and as physi'
pond, that believe that more than one-hal
in the deaths " hch occur in America ave Gu
found by Brlghts, disease OF the kluneys,
from may souhu ike TAN" A'1'''''en' > ou'
Drama orepared to fully verify It. Brights
tlantic ease has no distinctive symptoms oil
lis de- own, Indeed, it often develops wit
'ge by any pain whatever in the kidneys or
ut his vicinity but has the symptoms OF n
, has every other known complaint mum
. Be- OF people ulo uaiy,. Whose ou iaaH
inlet | authOrlZeu ny PhySlClan CertlnCa