Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-03
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RECENT EXCITEMENT INVESTIGATED by THE HER
AID AND THE RESULTS MADE PUBLIC.
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tensn who is wei known in this city, In that ar IL
Dr. Henon rccounted wonderful experience viii h be-
fell him. and few days thereafter published from
tie same paper second article, giving account OF
the Excitement il Rochester" caused by DIR. Hen
IONS statement In the first article Dr. Henion stated
tat for number Of 1 to last June. he had been
afflicted with what seemed at first most my sterious
trouble He fet nnaccountably tired at frequent inter
vals he had dan and ndene pains in various parts OF
his body and head, and very hungry one day and
entirely without appetite the next. However, ply
stefan he thought and did his fellow ply tha,
h. was suffering from malaria.
But yet he worse, and was finally Obliged TO give
large and lucrative practice Still he was not con-
soos of his danger, that monstrous disease
occon fixed upon him. although all his organs had
become gradually weakened. Thesy mptoms above de-
Str!ed continued, accompanied by others of sggrn-
vlted nature, and he noticed peculiar color and oder
about the fluids he passing; that they album
dant one day and very scapty the next and were
cred with froth filed with brick dust sediment But
even then he did net realize HE real and alarming
diton. At last, however, he brought face to face
with the fact that he victim Of most terrible dis
ease and he made heroic efforts for recovery He
eled extensively and consulted the best physicians
they could give him only temporary relief, and that
principally in the form Of morphine. And he grew
steadily and constantly until his life became
'rture. His pulse uncomfortable. He lived wholly
by injections and for six days and nights he had the
hiccoughs constantly. which considered the sure
indications of coming death.
When hope and life nearly exhausted his pastor
the Rev. DR.. Fooe, rector of ST. Paus church. strongly
urged him to try means which the reverend gentle
man had seen used with remarkable results He OBJ
eced at first but finally consented. and conscious
OF an improved condition the first week. His pains
gradually disappeared; his stomach resumed Digestion
his heart became regular his headaches Disappeared
he had no moro chills and fever, acidity of the
stomach he gained twenty six poundsin three months
and is well man to-day, being entirely cured of q
most pronounced case of Brights disease
Although conscious of the consequences from his pro-
fessiona brethren still duty to his fellow men, and
according to VOW he made what he thought his
dying bed he published card detailing his illness and
remarkable cure. Since my recovery, he says, Il
have thoroughly reinvestigaed the subject of kidney
difficulties and Brights disease, and believe MORE
THAN ONE HALF THE DEATHS WHICH OCCUR AMERICA
ARE CAUSE By BRIGHT's DIsEAsE OF THE KIDNEYS
IL has no distinctive symptoms of its own, (in-
deed, it often develops without any pain whatever
In the kidneys or their vicinity, but has the symp-
toms Of nearly every other known complaint Hun
dreds OF people die daily whose burials are au-
thorized by physicians certificate of Heart
Disease" " Apopexy," Paralysis, y "Spnal Com
paint" 'Rheumatism," Pneumonia, and other
common complaints when in reality it was Brghts dis
ease of the Kidneys. Few hyscians and fewer peo-
pie realize the extent of this disease its dangerous
and nsidious nature 1t steals into the system like
tle1 manfests its presence by the commonest symp-
TOMS and fastens itself upon the life before the victim
Is aware 1t is nearly hereditary as CONSUMPTION
quite as common and fully fatal. Entire families
nherltlng 1t from their ancestors, have died. and yet
none OF the number knew realized the mysterious
power which was removing them. Instead Of common
symptoms 1t often shows none whatever but brings
death suddenly and such is usually supposed to be
heart disease"
The second article entitled Excitement In Rocbes-
Ter was made up of interviews with DIR. Eenion him
SELL who confirmed all said in his card and also will,
Mr. II. II. Warner. The latter gentleman did not re-
gard Dr. Henon's case particularly exceptional
cause ne mad known of very many such cures by the
same means IN all parts OF the land Kidney diseases
ara yNfT<
while Bright's disease is increasing $50 Der cent de-
cade and yet the people do not realize it or seek to
check it until too late He related how New Orleans
medical professor. lecturing this disease thinking
10 snow his class what healthy fluids We're subjected
some of his own to chemical test and although he had
nosuspclon of 1t before discovered that he too had
the dreaded disease, which proved fatal in less than
year. There was also interview with the celebrated
chemist OF the New York State Board of Health Dr. S.
A baltimore who said he had analysed the remedy
which cured DIR. Henlon, and found that it was zen
tlrely free from any poisonous deleterious sub
stances"
We have made these COMBINATIONS in order that all the
material facts may be set before Since the
publication of these two articles having been besiesed
with letters OF inquiry we sent communication to Dr.
Henlon and also one to II. II, Warner Co., asking if
any additional proof could be given as to the validity
OF the statements published In answer thereto have
received the following letters which add interest to the
entire subject and wholly verify every statement hih
erto made:
n. y, z,
GENTLEMEN. Your favor is received The published
statement over my signature, to which you refer is
true in every respect. and my life and present
health wholly to the power of Warmers Kidney and
Liver Cure 1t is not surprising that people should
question the statement made. for recovery
great marvel to myself. as to my physicians and
friends.
]. B. HEN1oN, MD
ROCHESTER, NY. Jan. 81 1882
Sins: Acknowledging your favor duly received we
would say: The best proof give you that the
statements made by Dr. Henun are entirely true and
would not have been published unless strictly So is the
following testimonial from the best citizens of Roch-
ester, and card published by Rev. DR.. Foote which
you are at liberty to use if you wish.
II. II. WARNER Co.
To Whom II Nay Concern:
In the Rochester (N.Y) Democrat and Chronicle, of
december ii. 1881, there appeared statement in the
form of card from DR.. j. B. Henion of this CITY, re-
counting his remarkable recovery from Brgbts dis
ease Of the Kidneys after several doctors of prominence
mad given him up, by the Of preparation nlanufac-
ured III this city and known Warmers Safe Kidney
md Liver Cure.
We personally by reputation acquainted with
Dr. Henion and believe he would publish no state
Iment not literally true We also personally or by
Reputation well acquainted with H. H. Warner Il Co.
lpropretors OF this remedy whose commercial per-
sonal standing in this community is of the highest
order. and we believe that they would publish any
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very particular.
;. r. PARSONS, mayor, Rochester)
VM. PURCELL, editor Union and Adre,tiser)
T. d. STUART. Surrogate Monroe Country
ONWARD A. FROST, CLERK Monroe County,
:. b. FENNER, District Attorney Monroe County,
DANIEL L. HUNT. POSTMASTER. ROchester.)
NJ. DAvY, eek Member Congress- Rochester.)
John S. MORGAN, Especial Co. Judge Monroe Coz
HIRAM SHELLEY. Capitalist and Seedsman)
W. C. ROwLEY. County Judge, Monroe Colnty)
John VAN VooRHIs. (Menber of Congress-
CHARLES E. FITCH. editor Democrat and Chronicle
and Regent Of the University
TOthe Editor of the Livir0 Church, Chicago H.:
Will you allow the following card personal to myself
to appear in your widely circulated paper
There was published in the Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle Of the 3ht December last statement made
by J.B Henion. Md narrating how he had been cured
OF Brights disease of the kidneys almost in its last
stages, by the Of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. was referred to in that statement as having
recommended and urged DR.. Henion try the remedy
which he did and was cured.
Now the repub1shing of his statement in many Of the
leading journals OF the day has been Of an
cessant flow Of letters to making many inquiries but
chiefly whether the statement il true or mere adyer-
Using dodge, etc., etc.
beg therefore. to anticipate any further inquiries
aud save time and labor and some postage by saying
fhof fhn otnk ny,,nwr &C., n