The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
AN UNUSUAL FURoRE.
A Recent Excitement Investigated
hy lhe Herald and the RenuIla
Made PmhlIa

m1 GerAA0 ana tho Ben9Aan
Cleveland, o., Hersld.
A few weeks ago we copied into our
columns from the Rochester, N. r..
Democrat and Ohrenicle ga Remark
sbla Statement" made by j. b,
Henion, N. d., Q gentleman who is
well known in this city. In that arti-
Gle DIR. Hsnion recounted q wonderful
experience which befell him, anda
few days thereafter we published from
the same paper second article, Civ
ing an account Of the "Excitement in
Rochester," caused by DR.. henion's
statement. In the FIRST article DR..
Henion stated that for q number of
years, up TO last June, he had been
afflicted with what seemed to be q
most mysterious trouble. He felt un>
accountably tired at frequent inter
walls; he had dull and indefinite pains
In various parts Of his body and head,
and WAS very hungry one day and en-
tirely without appetite the next. How
ever, As a physician hs.thought, and
30 did his fellow physicians, that he
was suffering from malaria.
But yet he grew worse, and was
hnally obliged TO give up large and
lucrative practice. Still he was not
conscious Of his danger, nor that q
monstrous disease was becoming fixed
upon him, although all his organs had
become gradually weakened. The
symptoms above described continued,
accompanied by othsrs OF an aggra
vatsd nature, and he noticed Q pecu-
liar color and odor about the fluids he
was passing, that they were abundant
one day and very soanty the next, and
were c0vered with froth, or filled with
brick dust sediment. But even then
he did not realize. his real aud alarm
ing condition. At last, however, he
was brought face to face with the
fact that he was the victim Of most
terrible disease, and he made heroic
efforts for recovery. He travelled ox-
tensiVely and consulted the best ply
sicians, but they could give him only
temporary relief, and that principally
In the form Of morphine. And so he
grew steadily and constantly worse
until his life became a torture. His
pulse was uDoontrOllAble. He lived
wholly by Injections, and for six days
and nights he had the hiscoughs con-
stantly, which are considered the sure
indications of coming death.
When hope and lie were nearly ex-
hausted bis pastor, the Rev. DIR. Foots.
rector OF st. PauPs church strongly
urged him to try means which the
Ieserend gentleman had seen ussd with
results. HO objected at first, bnt finally
consented, and Was conscious OF an i'm
proved condition the first week. His
pains gradually disappeared; his s.om ach
resumed digestion; his heart became re-
Rular; his headaches disappeared; he had
no more chiils and foyer, or acldity of
the stomach; he gained twenty-six
pounds In three months, and is q well
man to-day, being entirely cured Of q
most pronouucsd casa OF Bright's dis
ease.
Although eoncious ofths consequence:
from his professional bretherD, still as
. duty to his fellow men, aud accord
ing to vow he made on what be
thought..was his dying bed, be published
. card detailing his illness and remarka
BILE cure. "Slnce my recovery" he say s
81 have throusbly relnvestigatei the
| pApIpSl Vi hlahOy ulnIuiblcb Auu
Bright's disease, and l believe MoRH
THAN oEE-HALF THE DEATHS WHICH
OCCUR IN AMERICA ARE CAUSED ny
BRIGRT's DISEASE OF THE KIDNEY q.
1t has 10 distinctive symptoms OF nearly
every other known complaint. Hun.
dreds Of people die daily whose bu 10
are authorized by physicans certlfi.
cate Of ."Heart Disease" "Apoplexy,' ,
" Paralysis, "Splnal Complaint, "
"RhsumaLism, !" "Pneumonia," and 9TH
er common complaints when in reality II
was Bright's disease sf the kidneys
Few physicians and fswsr people, real
aze the extent OF this disease or its dan.
gerous and iLsidious nature. Il ntsali
into the system like q thief, manif SITS III
pl e,ence by the commonest symptoms
and tastens itself upsn the life befor,
the victim Is aware. 1t is nearly a
hereditary as consumption, quite as com
mon and fully as fatal. Entire fAmil
les, inheriting 1t from their ancestors
have died, and yet none Of the numbe
knew o. realize the mysterious powe
which was removing them. Instead o
common symptoms it often shows nom
what ever, but brings death tuddenl,
and as such Is uauAlly supposed to b.
heart disease"