The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-03-07


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few weeks aen we eDpisd into COR eoInmns
from the Rochester N. " Deme1raf AID Cz,p.i-
ck :" Remarkable Statement" made by J. B.
Henion, NJ D.. a gentleman who Is well knnwn
in this city. In that article DR.. Heninrs recount
ed wonderful experiences wusch uefeIl him, aud
q few days thereafter we pablished trom the same
paper second article, giving an account Of the
Excitement in Rochestsr," caused BY Dr. Hen
lees statement In The arst article Dr. Henioa
stssed that fpr number Of years, up To last June
he had been afflicted with what seemed at irsi
most mysterious trouble. He felt unaccouniabiy
tired at frequent Intervals; ne had dull and m
definite pains m various parts at his body ard
head, and was very hungry one day and entirely
withogt appetite the next However, as q ph vsi-
clan he thOught aid 80 did his fellow physi-
clans, that he was suffering from malaria
but yet be grew worse, and was finally Obliged
to give mp large and lucrative practice. Sin
he was not conscious OF his danger, NOR that
monstrous disease was becoming fixed upon him.
although all his organs became gradually weak
ened- The syPtoms above described continued
accompanied by others OF an aggravated nature,
and he noticed peculiar color aud odor about
the fluids be was passing that they were abun-
dant one day and scaniy the next, and were
covered with freth, or filed with brick dust sed-
iment Bnt even then he did not realize his real
and alarming condition. At lat, however he
was brought face To f,ce with the fact that be
was victim OF q most terrible disease and he
made heroic efforts Eor recovery. He travelled
extensively and consulted the best phy sicia ns
but they could give him only temporary relief,
and that principally in the form of morphine.
And so he grew steadily and constantly worse
until his lite became torture. His pulse was
uncontrollable He lived wholly by injections,
and for six days and nights he had the hiccoughs
constantly, which are considered the sure iutlica-
tons of coming death.
When hope and life were nearly exhausted his
pastor, the Rev. DR.. Foote, rector of 81. Paul's
church, strongly urged him 10 try = means which
the reverned gentleman had seen used with re-
markable results. He objected ~ first, but final
ly Consented, and was conscious ol an improved
condition the first week. His pains gradually
disappeared; his stomach resumed digestion his
heart became regular his headaches disappear
ed he had no more cliills and fever or acidity of
the stomach he gained tweuty-six pounds in
three mon tbs. and Is q well man t,-day, being
entirely cured of most pronounced case Of
Brights disease.
Although conscious of The CONSEQUENCES from
hrs professional brethren, still AS duty 10 his
fellow men, and according to a VOW he made on
what he thought WAS his dying bed, la. published
"A ard detailing his illness and remark kable cure.
= Since my recovery he says I have thor
kIdQeV n
cultIes and Brighrs disease and believe MORE
THAN oNE-HALP THE DEATHS WHICH OCCUR IN
AMERICA ARE Caused BY BRIGHT's DIsEAsE OF
THE KIDNEYS Ii has no distinctive symptoms
of its own indeed, il offen develops without anv
pain whatever IN the kidneys or their vicinity1
but has the symptoms Of nearly every other
known complaint. Hundreds of people die
daily whose burials are authorized by a physi-
Clans certificate OF /" Heart diseaser Ano
pIexy," Paralysis Spinal Comnlsir, v
" Rheumatism" Pneumonia and other com
plants, hen in reality il was Brght's disease of
the kidneys Few physicians, and fewer people,
NJ the extent of this disease Ne dangerous
like = thief m,SsfNEe. II steals into the system
monest symptoms. and I99Eesence by the com
life before the victim is aware 1f@k upon ns
hereditary rs consumption, quitc as commo1 a. as
fully fatal. Entire families, iuheriting il from
their ancestors, have died. and YET none OF the
number knew or realized the mysterious power
which was removing them Instead of common
symptoms it often shows none whatever, bat
brings death suddenly and as such is usually
supposed to be heart disease"
The second article, entitled Excitement in
Rochester" was made up of interviews with DR..
Henion himself who confirmed all said in his
card. and also with Mr.. H. H Warner The
latter gentleman dld not regard Dr. Heniou's
case as particularly exceptional, because he had
known of very many such cures by the same
means in all parts OF the land. Kidney diseases,
he said, are carrying of tens OF thousands every
year, while Brights disease is increasing $50 per
cent decade, and yet the people do not realize
il or seek 10 check it until too late He related
how New Orleans medical professor, leciuring
on this disease, thinking to show his class what
healthy fluids were, subjected some of his own
to chemical test and although he had no sus-
picion of il before discovered that he, too, had
the dreaded disease, which proved fatal in less
than year TheIe was also an interview with
,a-n tod <f,a 81 1s-s
Bard of Health, DR.. ). A. baltimore, who said
he had analysed the remedy which cured DR..
Henion, and found that il was entirely free from
any poisonous or deieterious substances
We have made these coudensaiions in order
that all the material facts may be set before our
readers. Since the publication of these two ar.
ticles, having been besieged with letters Of in
and also one to Fl. II. Warner & Co., asking If
any additional proof could be given Us IS to the
validity of the statements published. In answer
thereto We have received the following letters,
which add interest to the entire subject and
wholly verify every statement hitherto made:
RocHEsTER, n Y, Feb 2, 1854
GENTLEMEN: Your faver is received The
published statement, over my signature, TO which
you refer, is true 10 every respect and owe my
life and present health wholly 70 the power OF
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. II 10 noe
surprising that people should question the state
ment made, for nay recovery was as great
marvel to myself a. 10 my physicians and fiends-
J. B. HESIOk, H. d.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Jan. 81, 1852.
SRs: Acknowledging your favor duly re-
ceived, we would say The best proof We can
give You that the statements made by Dr.. Henisn
are entirely true, and Woald not have been pah-
lished unless strictly CO. ID the following tesiimo-
NAL from the best citizens of Rochester, and
card published By Rev. Dr.. Foote, which you are
at liberty to use If you wish.
Fl. II. WARMER & Co.
To sshom is ssav CSa1srz:
In the Rochester n. Y, Dssseeruf end Chreni
&C. Of December 81. 1881, there appeared q state
ment In the form Of y card from DR.. J. B. Henion,