Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-04
That Rich Experience.
FREE PRESS INTERVIEW SUSTAINED AND IT'S SOU
REVEALED.

NE OF unusual nature to
cause no little commoton among those who read Them
and many inquiries raised the genuineness
Oh the interview and the validity Of the statements it
contained The name Of the physician at that time
suppressed at his own request The seal of secrecy
however, can now be removed as the important and
interesting letter which appears below will abuudantly
SHOW In order however, that the reader may better
understand this letter. few extracts herewith given
from the interview in question.
After an exchange of courtesies and few remnis-
cences about the war, in which the doctor a prom
hent surgeon the reporter remarked upon the doctors
improved appearance, upon which he said:
Yes, have improved in health since you last saw
me, ana nope also in many other ways. One thing,
however. have succeeded in doing and it is one of the
hardest things for any and especially doctor to
do, and that is have overcome my prejudces You
there are some people who prefer to remain in the
wrong rather than acknowledge the manifest right
Such Prejudice leads to bigotry of the worst order
Now, am physician, and of the old school Order
too but have after of experience and observa
1on come to the conclusion that truth is the highest
all tngs and that if prejudice bigory stand in the
way OF truth, SO much the worse for them-they are
certain to be crushed sooner later Why. when knew
you IN Detroit. 1 would sooner have thought of
violating the code of ethics laid down by the profession
or OF prescribing anything out of the regular ORDER
than would of amrutating my hand. Now, however
prescribe and advise those things which believe to he
adapted to cure, and which my experience has proven
to be SUCH"
How did you come to get such heretical ideas
these, DOCTOR"
Oh they are the result of my experience and OBJ
servation obtained my first ideas upon the subject
though from having been cured after all my and
the skill of my professional brethren had failed
heve me. Why, was as badly off many Of my pa
uents, with complication of troubles including dys
pepsla and consequently imperfect kidneys and liver
and feared should have to give mp my practice. For
months suffered untold agonies Dull, indefinite pains
In various parts of the body lack of interest in every
thing around me- loss Of appetite; headaches all
these dsagreeabe symptoms were added to Pains which
were both acute and constant. Sick as was, however,
Ipecame restored to health in most surprising manner
and in an incredibly short space of time and it this
that proved revelation to That the starting
point, and my prejudces faded rapidly after that
assure you. I went to reading extensively. and
aging more extensively and since that time
have discovered many things Of real value
70 humanity. Why only few days ago advised lady
VINO was suffering from serious female difficulty and
displacement to use the remedy which cured me-
saw her this morning and she is nearly well; the pain
and inflammation all gone and she is around as
usual We have no right in the medical fraternity to
SIT BACK and declare there such thing improve
ment or Advancement that have a monopoly of
the remedies which nature has given to mankind. There
are great changes going i'll every department of life
and there great developments medicine we'll
Thousands Of people die every year from supposed
typhoid fever, rheumatism other COMPLAINTS when
III reality 1t Is from trichna, caused by eating poorly
cooked and diseased pork. Thousands of children
dying every year from dropsy the apparent sequel to
scariatna when in reality it is from diseased kidneys
just had"
wei, doctor, you have got new truths here
certainty, but they sound very reasonable to me-"
We'll, whether they reasonable OF not, have
demonstrated to my satisfaction that they are true
and propose to stand by them, matter how much
opposition may raise by doing Any man, he he
politician. preacher or physician vino cousdsrate
OF his pocke'book or of his personal ca to
sultity himself by suppressing the manifest TRUTH is
unworthy the name of man, and unworthy the con-
hdence of the pubic whom he serves"
he above are some of the principal points in the
ter'lew referred to- Now for the sequel The follow
ing outspoken letter the doctor himself which has
just been received is published in full
Editor Detroit Free Press:
Some time ago reporter Of your paper had an inter-
view with which he said he would like to publish
consented on condition that you would not mention
my name until l gave you permission have now
accomplished the purpose had in mind, and wish to
say to yon (Which you publish you see it)
that had debated for a long time whether would
shake OH Of the professional letters bound
with others for years. and tell the truth or not
When looked back and thong hit Of the fortunes. like
those described by Dante i'll his trip to the Internal
regions. which endured from Dyspepsia and recalled
now much would have given at that time for the relief
which have since obtained determined that would
take the step 30 long medated, and thereby discharge
duly to my fellow men. If l could thereby save one
poor mortal one night Of the terrible suffering en-
dnred would be fully satisfied be the other conse
quences what they might.
My dyspephc condition produced by torpid
liver, which did not consequence remove the bile
from the blood. This produced arrangement Of the
stomach, Inflammation of its coats, dyspepsia. const
patton, headache, depression of spirits yellow COM
pexon. fat-covered eyes, chs and fever; in short
was miserable to the last degree. appealed in vain to
my books, to my skill and to my fellow physicians. The
mystery OF my iheath grew deeper. Travelled every
whereexhausted all authorized expedients-but to no
purpose!
When in this frame of mind desperately in need of
help but expecting none, one of my unprofessional
TRENDS called my attention to some unusual
wrought by prominent remedy and urged me to try it,
enlphatically declined. But secretly, and with the
firm determination that would let anybody know
what had done. began its 1t only an ex-
pertinent, you know but for that matter all medical
treatment is experimental. Well to make long and
surprising story short, experienced sort of physi
cal revolution My skin got better color. My liver
resumed its functions. 1 no longer had to arouse
the bowels with cathartics. My headaches disap-
pearad with my dyspepsia; but still not con-
WINGED. mature did it," reasoned. Bat, deter
mined to push the investigation to the extreme while
was in active work, tried the effect of the remedy
my patients afflicted with kidney liver and urinary dis
cases. watching development carefully and stud
ousy. Then was completely disarmed for the RENE
dy stood every test imposed!
Under such convincing circumstances. the mat
ter Of confessng my cure became question Of
conscience and Of duty to humanity. Here is q
remedy" said, that has done for me what the
best medical skill of the country could not accom-
pEn-anO as an honorable VIII the
facts therefore write You and most unhesiratngly
assert that for all diseases of the Kidneys liver stomach
urinary organs which amenable to treatment
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure surpasses any
remedy have ever known used and since physic-
ians have much ILL success in the treatment Of dis
of these organs, prepared to accept ali the
consequences when that they are if conscientious
in duty bound to this pure vegetable compound in
their practice. Yours very truly,
j. w. SMITH, NJ D.
statements SO Outspoken as the above and coming
from such reliable source valuable beyond ques-
ton. They concusively show not only the power Of
the remedy which has become well known and pop
ular but the great importance of attention in time to
the first indications of declining health. When profess
sional Of such high standing sink prejudice
willingly declare their belief in that which they
know to be valuable, the public may confidently follow
their example. 1t
nRINK LAKE AUBURN MINERAL SPRING
WATER.
TT CURES Bright's Disease the Kidneys Diabetes