Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-12

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! MAIDS rUBiIc.
The following article fon the Dep,oc-D ana
| Chronicle. OF Ro;he-ter, MY, is 4 50 stirling
! nature, AMI em1natss from - reliable s,u-se.
thst N Is herew tn r~puhhsANd eatlTs n a idi-
Ion u tn Via tbie m ltte- t. contains IL Sin ne
| round exceedingly Interest NJ:
To the Eiltnr of the Dem ant Chrnnic,e:
| SIX: nv moJftS Tor the pu0lcstl Va q the moxt
uhnsu Il Il 'temeats viii IN loIcw arr Hr.t or IT,
| tue Tor TIC aCt that have been saved RON a
| mo- G horr bic death, ans, secondly = desrs "a
warn all who read TINS = 'tnmcnt aglinSt some OF
| The most deceptive INFO noes hy witch they hsys
| ever oten surrounded. L. is fact that to-day
| tao0sands OF people are W tia foot or the crave
| ana they do not KNOW a. 10 tell how W IS g uvht
| away Irofn ~ I this PCS ton and 90 warn otlcrs
| Dicattoa.
On tae fist dsy o. June. 1881, I lay at my resi-
| oenoF In tAts city surround d bY my iF.cn = and
| whinhg Tor death HeaVea only KNOWS tle agony 4
| then endured TOR words never des rhe ~ ADl
YET u q lew years previous. any one h ID told
thst WAS 20 he brought icw, ana Nv so teri bla
adisease, should have scUfred at the "a ~ had
! always been ulromInonly strolg aud ne ,lthy haa
! " lsifed over 400 pounds aud handy knew, IN my
own eXIit ri >nce. WHIT IN or sickness were. Very
/ m my people who VIII read Jnis NJ itement ne A -
ct ines that they unusually tirei ars ..sunol
account for IT, They f"i dun AMI Indefinite Mains
In various parts tie holy ana do not uadersl nj
IT. or they are exceedingly hungry one DAY and
entrtIy Wit 1out aPpr; te the next This W as tuSl
The WY telt which the roiN0t,eSs m 4 tdy viii
had tasteneds Itself upon me first began. SIN
thought IL was nothing; that probably had TAI On
q cold which would Soon pass away. Shortly after
tbs noticed dun, aud 1t times ncur iigf pain in
fllS aN;tl. But rs IL would cone one " and he
the newt, paid bit tile attention 90 e. However
my stomach OF order MY 1000 Often rafl.
"a 70 dig ST. causing &c times great inconsenen e.
~ had no lies, even as y lys.can. TINT Jaess
things meant any thing ScTios or that a mo aStrous
olsea se was bcoe IA ng nNei upon ue. Candidly, 4
thought was suffering IRON ma laTil 4, and so doc
tofe0 myself aCCort ngly. But cot no heiIar Il
next noticed y ocular color and odor about the
Tuiis I was passing-also that there were Ira
Quantities one day and very little The next aud
tnlt persistent lr' IN and 5 um appeared upon
The sur ace, and sediment settled In the bottom
vel nDf F.Aa "A.
seeing these symptoms continu illy, finally ho-
came accustomed 10 them, and my suspicion was
wholly dissrne by the fact that had no palm in
tle Tnected organs CT IN their VI inity. Why
slou have beeB 50 blind cannot un ierstand
There rs a terrible future Tor Al physical neg
lect. and impending danger usually brings n per
son to his senses even though then a. my be too
late realized. at last. my critical condition and
aroused myself TO overcome IT, Aud, Oh! how
hard tried consulted the best me Heal si,iIi IN
tie land. I visited all the prominent mineral
springs in America ana tr 4veled from Maine "a
| California Sui grew worse No two phvsicians
agreed as 70 my malady. one SAID was troubled
WITH spinal Irritation; another, nervous prostra-
Ion: another, malaTil: another, Dyspepsia; an
other, heart disease; another general debllily an
ether. congestion OF the base OF the BRAIN and 40
on through long list OF common diseases the
symptoms of all or which really had. In this
way several years n sSed: during all OF which
s as was steadily grow ls Morsc My condition
at inst experienced were developed into terrible
ana constant disorderS-the Little tWigs OF pain
had grown To oal 5 OF agony. My weight had been
re iGce1 IRON 2oi 10 $50 pounds. My life was a tor
ture tn myself ana friends I could ret An no food
upon my stomach, and lived wholly 10y Injections.
was a living mass OF pain. My pulse was uncon-
Irollape. lnms agens frequently fell upon the
ioor, conFusisey 81 .tcbed The carpet ana pr 5yed
Tor death. Morphine had little OF no Ell ret In
ueadening the pain. For six days and nights had
the death-pIeinonitory hiccouyhs CoBst Biiy. My
urine was nlled VITA tEbe casts and alhunen. 4
was SIR: glng with Bright . disease OF the KID
neys in itsllst stages
While suffering thus received eau from nv
pastor, the Rev. Dr. F"ote, rector OF ST. PaUl's
Church. o; this city. iep thst 70 our last in
.erylew, but IN the course of conversation ne
tened remedy OF which had heard much hut
had never used. DR. Fo0te detailed % me the many
remarkable cures which had come under his OBJ
scTvatton, by means OF thIs remedy and urrrsi me
10 Try H. AS pTacticDg phySci an and a gfadu-
cite OF the schools, cherished the prejudice both
hatdfai ana common with all regular practition-
efs, ana def ted the lea OF any medicine outside
The regular innelS being the least benedict a. So
solicitouS. however was DIR. Foote, that finally
pr0nlSei would w+iye my prejudice ana Try the
rmcfy he so highly recommen I hogan tts
usa on the first day Of June, end took ii according
70 d.reftlo AT iirst IL sickened me; hut this
Thought Was good sign for one ia my deiHlit tied
CONDITION. continued TO take it; the sicsening
sensation departed and was able TO retain fcod
upon my stomach. In a few DAYS noticed de-
cided change for the better, as also did nav wife
and friends Nv hiccoughs ceased and 4 expert
enced less pain that formerly. l was SO reiogced
at this improved condition that. upon what had
believed but few days before was my dying
ped, vowed, In the presence az my family and
friends, should recoverI would both publ iy and
privately make known this remedy for the pood of
humanity, wherever and whenever had an o;N
poituHflN. Il also u tefnlnPu Blat would give a
course OF lectures In the CoTinthian Academy OF
MUSIC, OF this city, stating i'm full the symptoms
ana almost bopelesSness OF my al sease and the
M irkable means by which have been saved. ny
Improvement WAS oonSta Btfrom that time, and In
less tlan three months had gained twenty-six
pounds I'm flesh, became entirely free from pstn.
and believe owe my life and present condition
wholly TO Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cura.
the remedy which used
gatu the subject OF kidney difficulties ana
Bright's disease, and the truths developed are
astounding. 1 Therefore site, deliberately, and
as a physician, that 1 believe more than one-haif
me deaths which oc6Gr In America caused by
81, Brisnts Disease OF the Kidneys This may sound
verify it, Br gifts disease has no distinctive
symptoms OF It's own, Qndeed, IL oftens develops
without any pain whatever In the Kidneys or their
VclnltyJ but has the symptoms of nearly every
other known complaint Hundreds OF people die
clans certificate OF "IIeart Disease" "kpopiexy,r
Paralysis" "Spinal Complaint" ''Rheum ,tsn,"
Ineumonla, ana other common complaints,
when In reality II was Brights ID ,ease OF the Kid
neys Few Physicians, and fewer people, realize
the extent o. this disease its dangerous and In
THIEF, manifests its presence 10y the commonest
symptoms, and faStenS itself upon the const tuition
before the vi tim Is aware IL is nearly as heredi-
tsry as consumption. quite as common and fully
as fatal Entire families, inheIiting It from their
ancestors, have died, and yet none OF the number
knew or realized the mysterious power which
was removing them. Instead of common symp-
toms IT often shows none whatever, but brings
death suddenly, and such is suaily supposed
TO be heart disease. As one who has suffered, and
Knows by bitter experience what lie SAYS / i'm
plore every one who reads these words not to
neglect the slightest symptoms or kidney
di1nculty. Certain agony and possible death viii
OF the sure result OF such neglect, and one can
anord TO haZ ird such chances.
1 am aware that such an unqualified statement
az this. coming from me, known as I am through
out the entire land as practitioner and lecturer,
VIII arouse The surprise AMI poss BILE luminosity of
the medical profession and astonish all with whom
| am acquainted, but make the foregoing state
mentS based upon facts which I am prepared to
produce and truths which I can substs titi lte 20
the letter. The welfare of those VINO NAV possi-
bly, be sufferers such as was is an ample induce
ment for me TO take the step have, and if L can
successfully warn Others from the dangerous path
In which once walked, / am willing t. endure All
professional and personal consequences.
j. B. HESIoE, n. d.
Rochester, n. Y. December 30, 1881