Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1882-04-13
NO. II

Richardson. DR.. Robert L. Atkinson,
Dr.. 'Thos. F. Humboldt Dy. wiitiam NJ.
McPheeters, DR.. william Johnson, Dr..
Isaac Y. Love. DIR. Clark Whittier. Dr.
:. L. Hodgen. Dr.. Thomas +. DUNCAN,
DR.. Nicholas Guhman. DR.. Antonio
Prietts. DIR. Charles III. Goodman, DR..
Daniel Kuhn, DR.. Henry Newland, DIR.
William S. Workman, DR. George L. Pit
acr. DIR. Henry F. Ahlbrantst, Or. Elijah
r. Frazer. DR.. Carl Spinzi", DIR. Dtvid.
b. Martin. DIR. Benjamin r. Taylor, DIR.
james l.. Logan, DR.. A. Heaceck, DIR.
Henry Kirchner. DR.. John J. Kane. DIR. >
Henry e. W. Kruse. Dr.: William C.
DIR. Thomas 5. Comstock. Dr. Charles
II. Hughes, DIR. Frederick Kotbonlieya,s,
DIR. Joseph Heitzig. DR.. Edward A. De
Caihol. DIR. Bernard Roemer, Or. JAIME.
NJ. Clopton, DIR. Charles V. Ware. DIR. :
Alphonso Jaminet, DR.. James l.. Kent.
DR.. William 5. Barker. DR.. Solamon G. =
Martin, Dr. Rudolph Studhattet. Dr..
DE-. Simeon f. Gariock, DR.. Theodore
F"y. DIR. John f. Faber, DIR. Ernest F. :
Hoffman. DIR. Herman Nagle. DR.. Adolph
Wislizenus. DR.. James l.. Pirtle, DIR. Ed-7
yard Rose. nr. William IL. GrSyson, Dr.
Hugo NJ. Starkloff, I,r. Robert NJ. Swat
der, DR.. William n. Brennan, DR.. Tenn
pie ). Hoyne. Dir. Lyman Ware, DR..
Charles w. Hcm<tead. Dr.. William. K
Hawkes.. DIR. Il. &. Duncan DR.. William
II. Griswnld. DR.. Lyman Bedford. Dr.
a. B. Westcou, DR.. ). b. Bell. DIR. :
Charles NJ. Clark. DIR. w II. Woodbury.,
DIR. Alfred ii. Hiatt, DIR. Herman Hahn,
El. Calvin NJ. Fitch and Dr.. Jchn L:
NJ, Carr.
The theory of the doctors a. above ex-
planned finds its contirma,iei! N the fact
that when the kidneys have been C!lSsd.
rheumatism is completely removed. :
This Is not. of course, always accom-
plished instantly, for in a disease so sub
tle the cure il often very slow. but nm
der no other plan can any hope of per-
manent rslici ever be iound. ri,ere are
hundred: CT cases on record during the
present winter of persons atlli with
rheumatic troubles of the worS. order
who have been entirely cured by follow
ing the theory aoovc stated and Using
the remedy mentioned. Many &C tsoses
persons had the very worst possible
symptoms. Vague aches il. different
portions Of the body were followed by
agOnies the most intense in some parti-
cular spot. Acute AMI throbbing pains
succeeded each other and the courS.iig
poisonous aid iuflamed ali tie veins.
Troubles which began vi h slight disor-
ders increased TO deral!rements the most
seripns. 1t is sad to think that all this
suffering was endured when i could have
been SO easily relieved. Acting upon
the theory and using tho remedy above
mentioned the kidneys could have beer
restored to their usual Vgor, the uric
p6isori expelled from the system, the In
flammation removed and the pain en--
tirely baniShed.
These are some of the real and scien-
tittc facts regarding rheumltism. attest
ed by the highest authority and they are,
beyond question, the only correct ones
ever brought forth. We are aware they
are advanced ideas, but fen years hence
they viii be the accepted belicfand prac
tice of the world. Ii people suffer from
rheumatic troubles i'll the future and
with these plain truths before them,
they certainly can blame no one but
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