National Republican., 1882-10-07
THE FLOWER CITY EuRoRE.
The CommotIon Caust d by the stntemcr


vcrsntion bUth In professional circles and on tho
street. Apparently 1t caused moro commotlon in
Rochester, as the following from the snmo paper
shows:
DR.. J. II. Hcnion, who is well. known not only in
sent All extended article to this paper, few days
since which was duly published, detailing his 10:
o bs and I % S 10
cnumoiate the personal inquiries which have
boon made at our tfce rs 10 tho validity of the
article, but they have been 20 numerous that
further Investigation Of the subject was ceemed
With this end y Wow u representative Of this
paper called on Dr. Henion, at his residence, on
CURED:
a.whiriwind Are tie statements about the terri.
Bile condition you were in and the way you weto
rescued such MS you can sustain"
. Every one OF them, and many additional ones.
Few people ever get so near the grave as did and
then return, and nm not surprised that the pub
lie think 1t marvellous. i was marvellous"
to le brought so low?''
"By neglecting the htst and most simple symp;
toms. did not think | was sick. IL Is tiuo Ind
frequent headaches; felt tired most of the time;
could cat nothing one day aud was rayenOus the
next; felt dull indefinite pains and my stomach
"But have these common ailments anything to
DO with the fearful Brghts disease which took SO
firm hold on your
Anything? Why, they are the sure indica-
lions OF the first stages oil that drcadfii malady.
Tho fact Is, few people know ur realize what ais
Them and am sorry 10 say that too few physicians
do, eitler." er.,. ...>-
But 1t Is n true one. The mtdi2 i2ni profcssion
have Teen treating symp. ms Instead Of diseases
ior & years, and y Is high time it ceased, We
uop.Ars i.ayc Deen clipping off the twigs when we
should strike ut tie root. The symptoms have
just mentioned, or amy unusual action or irriia-
ton of Il wafer channels, indicate the approach
of Brghts disease even more than cough an
IN ~ O nf fpIt. IN 1n mot
treat the cough, but try to help tho lungs We
should not waste our time trying to relieve the
headache, stomach, pains about the body, or
other symptoms, but go directly TO the kidneys
the source of most OF these ailments"
This, then. is what ,yon meant when you said
that mole thnn one half the deaths which occur
arse ION Drights disease, is 1t DUct0r?'
Precisely. Thousands of so-called diseases
are t3rIurins people to-day when in reality 1t is
1t is Il Hydra-houded monster aud the slightest
symptoms should strike terror to every one who
has them. can look uCk and recall hundreds of
deaths which physiv ians declared ut the time
tnused by paiai!sis, a. iop.exy, heart disease,
pneumonia, malarial fever, and other common
complaints WHICH l s,e now we've caused by
Biight's disease"
And did all these cases have simple symptoms
Every one of them, and might have been cured
as was by he timejy use of the same rem edy-
Warner safe Kidney and Liver Cure. am get
ANA think am helping others to seq the facts aud
their possible danger also. why, there are no end
of truths bearing on this subject If you want to
know more about ii 20 and SEQ Mr.. Warner him
self. lo was sick the same us J. and Is tue health
lest man in Rochester To-Day. He lus made II
study OF this subject and can give you more facts
than l can. Go, too aud see Dr. baltimore the
chemist, Mt the university Ii you want facts there
rre any quantity OF them showing the alarming
increase oI BrShts disease, its simple and deccp.
tive symptoms, and that there Is but way by which
1t can be escaped"
Fully satisned Of the truth and force of the Doc.
tors words, the reporter bade him good day and
called on MIR. Warner ut his establishment on Ex-
chGngc street Al first Mr.. Warner was inclined to
be reticent, but leaning that the Information de-
sired was about tie alarming increase OF Bright's
disease, his manner changed Instantly and he
lit is rue Ihnt Brlghrs disease has increased
wonderfully and we find, by reliable statistics,
that in the past ten years its growth has beOn $50
ried oE Eyere,t, sumner, Chase, Wilson, Carpen.
ter. Bishop Haven, aud others. This is terrible,
and shows greater growth than that ofany other
known complaint. 1t should be plain TO every one
that something must be done TO check this in
crease or there is no knowing where it may end"
-. DO you think many people are afflicted with
1t to-day who do not realize 1t, Mr.. WarncrT'
Hundreds of thousands have striking ex-
ample Of this truth which has just come 10 my
medical college was lectnring before his class on
the subject OF Bright's disease. lie had various
fluids under microscopic analysis, and was show
ing the students what the indications of this Ter
riUie malady were. In order TO show the contrast
between healthy and unhealthy fluids, he had
provided a vial the contents of which were drawn
said, as We haye seen tile unhealthy indications,
wiz show you how 1t appears III state of per-
usual test AS he watched the resul his couute-
nance suddenly changed-hisc color aud command
both LETT him, and in II trembling voice he said
'Gcntlemen, have made a painful discovery; l
have Drlght's disease Of the Kidneys and in less
than year he was dead"
You Lelieve, tnen that 1t has no symptoms of
Its own and is frequently unknown even by the
person who is afflicted with it?''
ut has no symptoms of Its own and very often
fan lNT n hntf
symptoms, and frequently death is the first symp-
tom. The slightest indications of any kidney
one. know what am talking about, for have
been through all the stages of kidney disease"
"Yon know Of DR.. Hentons ease?'
YES, have both read and heard of it,"
at is very wonderful. is 1t noL?"
"a very prominent case but no more so than O
great many Others that have come TO my notice as
having been cured by the same means"
cured?" -
of hundreds Of prominent persons who We're given
up 10 die by both their physicians and frends?'
You speak of your own experience what was
"a fearful one. had felt languid and untitled
| for business for years. But / did not know what
ailed me. When, however. found twas kidney
difficulty, thought there was little hope, and SC
| did the doctors. have since learned That ono Of
the physicians of this city pointed me out to Il
| goes q man who will be dead within year
believe his words would have proven true If had
| not fortunately secured and used the remedy now
| known as Warmers Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure
| And this cau:e you TO manufacture it?'
"No, II caused me to investtgate. went to the
principal cities, saw physicians prescribing ami
| using 1t, and l therefore determined, as a duty
| owed humanity and the suffering, to bring II
within their reach, and now it is known in every
part of America, is sold in every drug store, and
has become u household necessity"
| The reporter left Mr. Wa ruer much impressed
with the earnestness and sincerity OF his stale
ments, and next paid visit to DR.. 5. a. Latti-
more, ut his residence. on Pfince street. DIR. Lat
timore. although buiily engaged up'n some mat.
which he is one of the analysts courte ously aiI-
swered the questions that were propounded HIM.
:" Did you make chemical analyst, OF the case
of Mr.. H. II. Warner some three years ago, Doc
ayes, sir"
"What did this analysis show your"
| "The presence OF albunen and ube casts IL
| great abundance
'"And what did the symptoms indicator?
"a serious disease OF the kidneys
"Dld you think Mr.. Warner could recover"
| "No, Sir; did not think it possible 1t was sci
dom, indeed, that so pronounced case had, up tC
| that time ever been cured
'Do you know anything about the remedy
| which cured himY
"Yes, have chemically analyzed 1t, and, upon
critical examination. find 1t entirely fee from any
poisonous or deeterious substances"
We publish the foregoing statements in view Of
the commotion which the publicity OF Dh II enion.
article has cat used and TO meet the pTotestation'
Henion, Mr.. Warner, ana Dr.. Lattimer in the
@en ihey make es canno oT I be do doubted it
They c0nclusively show that Brghts disease OF
the kidneys is ono Of the most deceptive and
common, alarminGly increasing, and that 1t car
be cured.
Police C0urI Notes.
Michael Hill was sent to Jail for six months In
default of bail to keep the peace toward Palrivl
Quirk, whom he had threatened TO kill.
Annie jackson got sixty days in jail for stealing
lothing from Mary Brent, Who had given her
nights lodging.
Charles Jones was sent to jail 70 await the action