The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-01-27

". Democrat and Chronifi<, was rvpunlisncutn
thls papcr recently, and has been > subject o.
much conversation, both In professional circles
ana on the street. Apparently 4 caused even
more commotion N Rochester, . the follow
Ina from the same paper shows:
ID. j. B. Henion, who 4 wet Nrown not
only IN Rochester but In nearly every part 81
America. sent an extended article 20 TINS ~
Per 4 few days since, which was duly pup
Iishcd, detailing hi remarkable experience
and rescue from what seemed 70 bc certain
death. II would hc impossible 70 cnumerate
the personal inquiries which have been made
AZ our Office as 20 the validity 81 the article,
but they have been - numerous mat iufth,f
Investigation Of the subject was deemed an CO.
itorial necessity.
with this end IA view 4 representative o.
this paper called on DR.. Hcnion, AZ biz resi-
dencc on 81. Paul street, when the following
Interview occurred "Ihat article OF yours,
Doctor. has created quite q whiriwind. are
the statements about the terrible condition
you were n, and me WAY you were 'eSe"eo'
LIVERY Ole OF them and many additional
ones. Few people ever get 50 near me crave
a. l did aud then return. and l am net sut.
prised that the public think 4 marvellous y
was marvellous"
| come To be brought 20 lowfn
.By neelecflng the first and most simple
symptoms. did not think ! was sick. ~ -
true | had frequent headaches; felt tireu most
OF the time; could eat nothing one Day ana
WAS ravenous the next: felt dull indefinite
rains ana my stomach " = out 81 order, but I
did not think Il meant anything serious.
.sBut have these common ailments anything
"a do with the fearful Dright's disease which
took so firm a hold on Your
"Anythingt Why. they are the sure indi.
cations Of the frsf stages u that dreadful
malady. The fact u. few people know or real.
lie what ais them. and / am sorry 70 say that
too few physicians do either"
"That Is q strange statement. Doctor.
"But II Il a true one. The medical proies..
sion have been treating symptoms instead 81
diseases for years, and Il Is high time 4 ceascd-
We doctors have been clipping on the twlgs
when we should strike at the root. The symp-
toms l have just mentioned Or any unusual
action or irritation Of the water channels innl-
cate the approach Of Bright's disease even
more than q cough announces the coming Of
consumption. We do not treat the cough, put
try 70 help the lungs. We should not waste
our time trying 70 relieve the headache. stom-
ach. pains about the body or other symptoms;
but 70 directly 10 the kidneys, the source OF
most ofthesc ailments
aThis. then. Il what you meant when yon
said that more than one half the deaths which
occur arise from Rights disease 81 DOC
tori Nv
"a eases III ILL., NW|NN ~ 1927 $500 -
reality Il Is Bright's disease III some one Of -
many Arms. II i 4 hydra headed monster,
and the slightest symptoms should strike ter
ror 10 every one VII has them. 4 can LOOK
back and recall hundreds 81 deaths which yny-
sicians declared AZ the time were caused ~
paralysis. apoplcxy, heart disease, pneumonia,
malarial fever and other common complaints
which ! see now were caused BY br'ght's dis-
ease
toms AZ firStff
"Fvery one az them, and might have been
cured asI was by the timely use Of the same
remedy Warmers Safe Kidney ana Liver
Cure. am getting my eyes Thoroughly
opened IN this matter and think am helping
damaer slso. why. there are no end q truths
bearing On this subject. Il you want ~ snow
more about IL 20 and see Mr.. Warner himself
IL was sex the same As |, and II the health
lest man III Rochester to-day. lie has made
study q his subject and can give Sou NOR
more, the chemist. q the University. M yo'
want facts there are any quantity o. then
allowing the alarming increase 81 bright's as
ease. ifs simple and deceptive symptoms an
that there a but one way ~ which y can y
Fully satisfied 81 the truth and force 81 N
Doctors words. the reporter babe MIN GOO
! dav and called on Mr.. Warner a. his establish
{ ment on Exchange street. AZ first Nr. VA
| ner was inclined " be r%eticent, put leain.n
that the information desired was about n
alarming increase of Brirhts disease, hl
Y manner changed instantly and Be spoke vcr
I at i true that Brignt's disease has I,
L creased wonderfully, and We hnd. by reliahl
, statistics. that In the past ten years - giowt
d has been go pe. cent. Look At the promincr
men IL has carried n: Everett, Sum G
chase. Wilson. Carpenter, bishop Haven an
q Others. This Il terrible and shows = create
q growth than that Of any other known cou
7. plant IL must be plain 70 every one thi
" somcthing must be done to check this incfeas
= Or there 10 no knowing where u may END"
l. "Do you think many people are af1ict.
> with n to-day who DO not realize 4, y
Hundreds Of thousands. Ihave : strTkir
~ example Of this truth which has just come
IN nv notice. A prominent professor 10 . Ne
IN Orleans medical college was lccturing bcio
A bis class on the subject OF brights discas
N He had various fluids under microscopic anal
sis and was showing the students what the !
&. d~ications Of this terrible malady were.
order 10 draw the contrast between healtl
and unhealthy fluids be had provided . v
the contents of which were drawn from J
I" own person. And nov, gentlemen be sai
IL ~ We have seen the unhealthy indications,
4 ~ i Sesit6 ~ ana nih he submitted III own iaid
or The usual test. AZ he watched the results !
conntenance suddenly changcd-his color q
command both left him and In . trembIi
voice he said: Gentlemen, 4 have made
painful discovery; Ihavc Bright's disease
Ia the kidneys and IN less than : year he y
IN dcad.n
Z. aYou believe then that Il has no symptoI
IN q its MI and Il frequently unknown even
6hc person who II afflicted with III"
'er alt has no symptoms Of ~ own and "
70 often nome az al. Usually notwo people n
VA the same symptoms, and frequently death
80 the frst symptom. The slightest indicate
N any kidney difficulty should be enough
strike terror 70 any one, ! know what
N. talking about for I have been through al
H stages Of kidney disease"
re- ssYon know Of DR.. Hcnion's cnscr'
The "Yes, I have both read and heard o. H."
az at u very wonderful, ID II notf'
"A very prominent case, but no more
than ! great many others that have come
nv notice ~ having been cured By the q