The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-13
REMARKABLE STATEMENT.
THE UNUSUAL EXPERIENCE OF PRoMI-
NEWT MAN MADE PUBLIC.

The following article from the Democrat ana
Chronicle, OF Rochester, N. w. OF so s'rik'ns "
nature, and emanates from 20 rehapie sou,oc'
thai q IL herewith republished entire In ADDITION
70 IN, valuable matter II contains, IT VIII be found
exceedingly interesting.
To the Editor of the Democrat and Chrontcie:
sir,-My motives for the publication OF tne mot
tnde for the fact that have been saved rom
most horrible death: and secondly. = nes'Ie "
warn all who read this statement against soh ha
tho most deceDtIye influences by which they nave
ever becn surrounded. IL is fact that To-day
thonsends of people are within foot OF the grave
and they do not KNOW II. otell how was caught
away from lust this position, ana 10 warn Othcrs
against nearing II, are my objects In this commu-
ON the first day of June, 1881, lay at my re ed
dence I'm this city, surrounded by my friends ana
waiting for death. Heaven only knows the avon!
then endured, for words can never descrlDe II;
And yet few years pre,Oa1 any 0c nv ' 90 ter
rIble a disease should have sconcd az the lde:l.
had always been uncommonly strong ana helIti,,i,
had weighed over two INJURED pp.IS 1 ar Hex
mes were Very many people who VIII read tnis
statement realize at times that they are unusuilH
tired and cannot account for IL Ibey leel u,,l'
aud indeanite pains in various parts h TIE Dody,
md do not understand g.: or they are exceedinely
hungry one day and entirely without appetite tlle
ientcss maiady which had fastened itsclf
upon me drst began. stiIl ] thought IL
was nothing; that probably ply ,w nSa short Srt
Iv after This | noticed "A dull, ana NJ times
Neuralgia. pain in my head, but as u would COME
day and be gone the next pa Dus W., ' ot of
order and my food often failed 70 digest causing
AZ times great inconvenience. CT had no luea
evcn a. a physician, that these things meant any
hing serious or that monster disease was becom-
ing liked upon me. Candtdly, thought was SUI
fering from malaria, and so doctore1 inyseI ac-
cordngly. But got no better. next notlccu
necuIIr color and OdOr about the iuidS was pass
ing: also that there were large quantities one uay
and very little the nextand that persistent lrouh
and scum appeared upon the surface. and sedi-
meut settled IN the bottom. Aud yet ala not real
lie my danger, for, indeed, seeing these symptoms
continually finally became aGcusnodeu ~ se ari
that lad no pain In the affected organs or IN their
vicinity. Why should have been so blind can
not understand.
There is terrible future for all physical neglect,
and impending danger usually brings "a person 10
his senses, even thougn IL ma! It oe 1Cp ia,u
myself 10 overcome IL. And, Oh. now nara
tried | consulted the best medical skin In the
land. visited all the promnent mineral springs III
America. and travelled from Maine TO California.
still grew worse. No two physicians agreed as
10 my mali Onesald was troubled with spinal
irritation: another, nery Gus prostratiOn; another,
malaria: another, dyspepsia: another, helrt-dis-
ease: anOthcT. general 9cblhtyi another. cOnges-
ton Of the base of the braini ana so ON through
long list of common diseases, the symptoms OF all
OF which 1 really had. In this way several years
passed, during all of which time was steadily
growing worse. My condition had really become
Ditiailc The slight symptoms ! ~ fret expert
enced were developed into terrible and constant
disOrdCrs-the little iwigs OF pain had grown TO
oaks of agony. ywelght had been reduced from
2e7to 100 pounds. My life WIS a torture 10 my
self and friends. | could retain no food upon my
stomach, and lived wholly by injections. I was a
living mas o. Pn a mon The oor con-
yulsiyey clutched tie carlet, and prayed for
death. Morphine had little or no effect in deaden-
ing the pain. For six days and nights ! had
tho death-premOntory hiccOugbs constantly. My
urine was filled with tube casts and albumen. !
was struggling with BrghEs Disease Of the Md
news I'm it, last stages.
While suffering thus | received cali from my
pastor, the Rev. DR.. FoOte. rector Of -. Paul's
church Of this city ieli that II was our last IN
erycw, but I'm the course of conversation lac men
toned a remedy Of which had heard much, but
had never used. DR.. FOote detailed to me the many
remarkable cures which had come under ms obser-
walton by means of this remedy. and urged me TO
try Ii. As n practicinR physician ana graduate
of the schools cherished tie prejudice both natu-
raj and common with all regular practitioners,
and derided the idea of any medicine outside the
regular channels being the least beneficial so So
licitous, however. was DIR. FOote that finally pro-
missed would waive my prejudice and try the re-
medy ne so highly recommended. ] began its use
on The LIST day of June, and took Ii according 10
directions. At first IL sickencd me; hut this
thought was II good sign f0r one in my debiltated
condition. continued 70 take ~ the sickening
sensation departed, and | WAS able TO retain FOOD
upon my stomach. In few days n0ticcd q lie
cided change for tie better, as also did my wife
and Friends NV licc0ughs ceased, and | expe-
rienced less pain than formerly. was 50 reIOiced
al this improved condition that upon what had
believed hut "A few day, before was my dying he'd.
vowed, in the presence of my family and friends,
should / recover / would 10th publicly and pri-
vately make known this remedy Tor the good 81
humanity wherever ana whenever had an oppor-
tuuty. | also determined mat would give
course of lectures In the COrinthian Academy OF
Music of this city, stating In full tire symptoms
and almost hOpeessncss Of my disease, and the re-
markable means by which have been saved. NV
Improvement was constant from that lime ana IN
less than three months | had gained twenty-slN
pounds In flesh, became entirely Tree IRON PAIN,
and believe owe my life and present condition
wholly to Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
the remedy which used.
ted the subject of kidney difficulties and Brights
disease, and the truths developed are astounding.
therefore state deliberately. and asap physician That
| believe MORE THAN cNE-IIALF THE DEATHS
WHICH OCCUR ~ AMERICA ARE CAUSED by
BRIGHT'S DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS. This may
sound like u rash statement, but am prepared To
fully verify it. Bright's disease has no distinctive
symptoms Of its own Indeed 10 often develops
without any pain whatever in the kidneys or their
vicinity, but has the symptoms OF nearly eve cry
daily whose burials authorized by a physicians
certificate Of Z" Heart-Dise;lse." ApOplcXy,"" Pa
ralysis,m "Spinal Complaint" "Eheumatism,"
"PneuInOna,m and other common complaints
when In reality IL WAS BIights Disease of the KID
neys. Few physicians. and fewer people. realize
the extent Of this disease rs dangerous and in
sidious nature. IL steals into the system like
thief. manifests It's presence by the cOmmonest
symptoms, and fastcns itself upon the constitution
before the victim Is aware. II Is nearly heredi-
tary rs consumption. quite as common and fully
as fatal Entire families, inhe1fting 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 IL
often shows none whatever. but brings death sud-
denly, and as such j. usually supposed IN he heart
disease. As one who has suffered, and knows by
bitter experience what he says, implore every one
who reads these words not 20 neglect the slightest
symptoms of Kidney difficulty. Certain agony
and possible death will he the sure result of such
neglect and no one can afford TO hazard such
chances
lam aware that such an unqualified statement as
this, coming from me, known as | am throughout
the entire land practitioner and lecturer. will
arouse the surprise and possible luminosity of the
medical prof, sslon. and astOnish all with whom |
am acquainted; but / make the foregoing state
ments, based upon facts which | am prepared TO
produce and truths which can substantiate 10 the
letter. The welfare Of those who may possibly be
sufferers such as Was is an ample inducement for
me 10 take the step have, and If can successfully
warn others from the dangerous path in which
once walked | am willing 10 endure all profess
siOnal and personal consequences.
j. Il. HENION NJ. ID.
ROCHESTER, y. y, Docember 80, 1881.
"a I3-lt
HoP BITTERs does not exhaust and destroy, but
restores, cures, ard makes new.