Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-04-04
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Hundreds of thousands. I have strik-
Ing example of this truth which has just
come to my notice. 4 prominent professor
10 New Orleans medical college WAS leotur.
ing before his clsss on tho srhjec: of Brirht's
disease. Ro had various fluids under micro>
sc"pic snslys!s and was showing the students
what the indications of this terrible nalady
were In order to draw the contrast between
healthy and unhealthy auids no had provided
! vial, tho contents of which wore drawn
/ from MS own person. And now. gentlemen
he SAID, 'hs We have seen tho unheAlthv in
d'carons, vii! show you how it appsars in
state OF perfect health and he submitted
his own fluid to tbs usual test. As h.
watched the results his countenanec sudSep>
| ~ chanSed his color aud command both
lett him Nud in trembling voice no said
'Geutiemen, have made painful discovery:
have BEight's disease of tho kiduers' apS
in less than year he Was dead"
"You believe thon that it has no svmn>
toms of its own and is frequently unknown
even by the person who is afflicted with il Pr
1T has no symptoms of It's own aud yery
otton mons at all. Usually 40 two people
havo tho same symptoms, ard frequently
death Is tho first symptom. The slightsstin>
dioations Of any kidney difficulty should be
enough TO strike terror TO suy one. l know
what sS: talking about for have been
through oil tho stages OF kidney disease"
ou know of DR.. Henion's case 2"
'fes, havo both read and heard of is"
1t is very wonderful is it not 2"
ga very prominent case but no more so
than great many others that have come to
my notice ns having been cured by the same
moEns"
You bclsvO then that Bricht's dissass
osa be cured 2"
"l know it can. I know It from Tho ex>
per1euce of hundreds of prominent persons
who were eivsn up to dio By both thor phy.
sicirns and friends"
You speak OF your own experience, what
was it ?'
"a fearful one. I had felt lancuid and
united for busincSs for years But I did
not know what allied mo- When, however.
found 1t waa kidney difficulty | Thought
there was little hopo and SO did tho doctors.
| have siooo learned that one of the physi,
clans of this city pointed mo out to gentle-
man on the street one day, saying: "thero
goes man who will be dead within wear"
believe his words would have proven true
it had no: fortunately secured ard used tho
remedy now known as Wnrnor's Safe kidney
and Liver Cure"
"And ;his csuscd you 20 manufacture it ?"
mo, II caused me TO invcstigatc wont
to the principal cities with Dr. Craig the dis
covercr, and saw the physicians Prescribing
and using it n"d saw that Dr. Crnig was un-
abIo With his facilities, to supply tho med
lcIne to Thousands who wanted it, | there-
toro determined, as a duty owed humanity
and tho suffering, to bring it within their
reach, and now it is known in every part of
America, is sold in every drug store, and has
become household necessity"
The rcr0rtor leTk NJ W,-,o. ...L
pressed with the csruosiaesg and sincerity
OF his statements and next paid a visit to DR..
D a. Lnt'imorc. at his residence on Prince
Street. Dr. L1itimorc, although busily en-
EESod upon some matters connected with tho
State Board Of Health. Of which he is ono Of
tho analysts, oour:cously answered tho aues-
tlons that were rropoundod him:
"D!d you mako a ohcmical anglysis or the
case Of Mr.. II. II. Warner some ihroo years
ago, Doctor 2"
Yes. sir"
What did this nnalysis show you ?"
The proseGco Of nibu,ncn and tubo casts
in great ahunlGnoo"
"And what did the symptoms indicate 2"
GA serious disease of the kdnoys."
did you thiak Mr. Warner could re-
cover ?"
"Na, sir. did not think it possible. II
was seldom, iraocd, that 20 pronounced q
case had, up 10 that time, cvor been cured"
''Do you know anything about the remedy
which cured him p
eyes, have chemically annlyzed it and
upon critical examination, find it entirely frce
iroin any poisonous or doIetcrious substances"
Wo publish tho foregoing statements in
Wow of the commo,ion which tho publicity
Of DR. Ncnion's article has caused, and 70
moet the Protcatstions which havo been mado.
The standing Of Dr.. Henion, Mr.. Warner
and Or. Lattimorc in tho community is be-
yond question, Ond the statements they mako
cannot for moment be doubted. They cons
olrsivoly show that Brights disease Of tho
kidneys is ono of the most deceptive and
dangerous Of all diseases. that it is exceed
inGly common, aIarmingIy increasing and
that il can bo cu!od.
Mr. Frey has introduced bill in tho U.
5 Senate to Incorporate the National Railway
Company. and authorizing the company to
locate md build road from Wsshi6p,on to
Nc" York city. The bill reserves to the
Go7erEment tho right to precedence in tho
transportation oftEoops, munitions Of war and
military snTpies, without extra cost, aud also
provides for the transportation Of tho mails
on through fas: trains between New York
nnd Washington within Gl hours per trip.
Inc bill E!so providos tia. the rate for pas
EcpCer fare bctwee7 E.- Vo-k .-J w..k;