The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19
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Rarentiy u caused more commoslon IN
nochesses, " inc ioi'o"ius Afoan .he Same
paper SHOWS;
": :. 2. Henion, VINO Is wen Known NOT
only IN sochester, Out ~ nesriy every PAT
oiY America, sent an EXTENDED afticie 70 TINS
psp,r, lev days since which was duly
lsAsf 4esalah Ms ken aSkApAe e4PeK-
fence ana rescue rom what seemed % De
certain death. It would be impossible TO
ennmerafe the personal enquiries which
nave oeen made at our ofi1ce - 70 the
validity OF the article, put they nave been
20 . numerous that further inye:tlgatlon q
the sabject was deemed an editorial recessi-
ty; - - ., : - : -
With this end in view representative
OF tins paper called on Or. Henion, at his
residence at q. Paul street. when tn fol.
lowing interview occurred: "That article OF
yours, Doctor, has created quite whlrl-
winas Afethe statements about the terri
BILE condition you were in, and the way you
were rescued such as you can siIstain?,'
Every one OF them and many additional
ones. Few people ever get 80 near the
grave as did and then return, and am
not surprised that the public think it MAJ.
veions. 1t was marvellous" GSNSus
"How In the world did you. a physician,
come to be brought SO low?" g.
by neglectlng the first and most simple
symptoms. / did not think l was sick. 1t
is true | had frequent headaches; felt tired
most of the time; could eat nothing one day
and was ravenous the next, felt dull indie
finite pains and my stomach was out of or.
der, but | did notthink it meant anything
"But have these common ailments any.
thing 70 90 with the fearful Bright's disease
which took SO firm hold on yon. sa
Anything? Why, they are the sure itdi,
cations Of Che first stages OF that dreadful
maiady. The fact is, few people know OF
realize what ais them, and am sorry to
say that q few physieiaas do sither.1 ~
That is strange statement, Doctor"
but It is true one ~The medical PRO
fession have been treating symptoms instead
OF diseases for years, and it's high time il
ceased. We doctor have been clipping of
the txaes when We should stFike at the root
Ihe synptomsI hayeju nenti6ned0f ny
unusual action or irritation of the water
channels indicate the approach of Bright's
disease gwen more than . cough sannounce,
the coming Of consumption. We do moi
treat the cough, but try to help the lungs
We should not waste onrtinaes tryi6g 10 Re-
lieve the headache, stomach, pains .abou,
the body or other symptoms, but go directly
TO the kidneys, the source Of most Of these
ailments" " kAA IN
This, then, Is what you meant wASn fot
said that more than one-half the deaths
wh,ehleccnt aFisssfpom Brlghts disease, il
it docpH Nv
) ssRrecpAy. Thousands of so-called dis
eases are tortnring people to-day, when IN
reality 1t is Bright's disease in some one O
Its many forms. II is Hydra-headed
monster, and the slightest symptoms shouit
strike terror to every one who has them.
can look back aud recall hundreds of DEATH
which physicians declared at the time wer,
caused by paralysis, applexy, heaft diisease
pneumonia, malarial fever and other com
mon complaints which Isee now were caus
ed by Bright's disease" ..,-,. ii IS
"And did all these cases have simpl.
symptoms at first?'
Every one OF them, and might have beer
cure9 Y WIS ~ g'ne Ilmeiy use OF tn.
same fsmedyT" aners sac sidney and
LIVE Gure, ! am getllng my eyes enor
oughly.ePened IN 1nis matter ana think
am ne,pihg otners 70 see ior iarts and thei'
possioie oahser aiso. why, there are n
eno y 'l.i.hs Dearins On this subject; y
s1u wan W ~ hl1M more ABOUT II 60 ana SEE
Mr' "afer n'neen. ne WAS SICK Linz
same as H. anu IL IN tne neaithiest man IN
hochester To-Day. ne mas made study Of
.nls suolec' a1u eau give you more Iacts
-! man can u9, Jog. and seq IN; Lst1ner.
the chemist al the University. You want
Tho alarming ;ncrnase n Rr;oh,,s d;.".sas
ito s;mnle ana decens;vs' ,n,.ton. 80 -
that there is Int one way bv WHOM !, cor
he escaned" ~ - you
FmlIv satisfied Of the trutb and forcs q,
the Doctor's words tho ,enortsr baSa 4; J,
sood dav and called On M Warnsr =, III
ssta h,;sbment On ErcLanoa street g.,
NJ Warner was inclined 10 he rei;cent hn,
Learning that the INFORM st;on dss;reJ v va'
ahont ffe .la.ninp increase III R,;SbtS 5;..
easa M mapner c6snoed inaantE IA h.
snoEe verv earnestlv.
ar.
$500 snss nsisn !ss naa IN
creased xondeilu'iy' anu we ma. ~py rei!a'
pie statis'Ns, lnat Ia tne past zen years Its
crown mas oeen 1Io per Gem; LcoK al the
Promihsnt c nlen y mas carried eh; Everett,
S 4 Sn nsS "n T carpenter, blshop
haven ! ana o.nefs. Las is terrible, ana
SHOWS SHOWS glea.ef grown 'han tnat OF any
o ,,!n;r ags1 rou III. snoua Pc
done to cbect this increase nr .sera u % NC oe
knowing where It NAV end o " ~
"Do Won think MANY neon,e ar. afflicted
With Il TO-DAY who do not realize Il NJ
Warner? ''
ar1, :. y~r
:unuieus u tno "h: ! pave .
str,klng e:ampae Oh ms ruin wnicn mas
Jus' come ihIo my n1.lce "A Iromlnent
professor IN t Sew oI!eans meoical coiiege
WV iec.u,iIs Dele us i'ass On :ne saplsst
10 i'fsgn: usseases ne Han various nuios
anoer microscoplc ANALYSIS " ana was snow
ing tue s'uuen.s "ha' 'h9 inuica.lohs ol tlis
terrible naiauy were. III oroer 70 snow tne
contrast between neaithy ana: unheaithy
h9ids: ne mad Provldea v,ai the contents
OF which were drawn from ms own person.
And now, gentlemen, pc said, as we have
seen the unhealthy indacations. wuIshow
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