The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-01-14
A REMARKABLE STATEMENT.
he Unusual Experience Of Prominent Mar
Made Ppblic

~ '1'iofLiiS az -Iilc from the democrat ana
Chronicle Of Rochester, \. y. is Of SO striking
nature, and ela1nates from SO reliable .
source, that it Is herewith re-pubrshed entire.
n addition to the valuable matter It contains,
It |'l be fouad exceedingly interesting.
To The Editor Qf he DentcGcf end Chronicle:
Hit.-etF motives for the publication OF the
most unusual statements which follow are.
nfat, gratitude for the act that / have been
saved from most horrible death. and. second,
y, g desire 10 warm al who read this statCmeut
against some OF the most deceptive Influences
Cy winch they have ever Eeen. surrounded 1t
is Tact that to-day thousands Of pegDIe are
MltIL4 Il Iuot OF the grave AID they do not know
~ Lo zen no" l was caught away from just
ttLls pJslIIoa ut 10 warn others against nearing
II, ale my OBJECTS 10 tuis communication.
O4 the first Gay Of June. 1881. Law at nv
residence IA TINS city surrounded BY my friends
ana waiting for death. Heaven oaIy Knows tie
aSohy then endured, fol word. can never de-
Sc1lpe II. and vet, II a few years previous. any
one had told me that I was to be brought SO
low, and By 50 terrible a disrase, should have
seoiItd aG the idea. [ lad always been uncom-
monty strong and healthy, had weighed over
zJO pounds and hardly knew. in my own cx-
pcILeuce what PAM or sickness were. Very
many people who VIII Tcad this statement
tea-Lzc al tunes that they are unusually tired
ana cannot account for If. They feel duh and
Ide4Ale pans IN various parts OF the body
and do not understand It. Or thew are exceed
Ingly hungry one day and entirely without
appetite the next This Is Just the way [ felt
when the relentless ugaladv which had fastened
l.seif upon me first bc."u. Still l thought il
nothing; that probably / Lad taken q cold that
would soon pass away. Shortly after this
noticed dull, and at times neuralgic pain in
my mead, bat rs it would come one Cav and be
gone the next, paid but little attention to t.
however, my stomach Was cut Of order and
my 1000 often FAILED to digest, causing at times
great lnc3uvenieEcc. Yet [ had no idea even
as a physician, that these things meant any
l-Li5 serious az that mOEsuUu5 disease was
becoming HNcI upon me. Caudidiy, I thought
vas suffering from .iaiaIla, and so dOctCrld
myself accordingly. Bat I got no better.
next uoticcd peculiar color and Od0r about
tLe uulGs L was paesIng-5lsO that there were
large quantities one day and very little the next,
aud tlaU q persistent ftOtl and scum appear ID
upon the surface, and q sediment settled in tle
rottom. And yet l did not realize any danger.
IoE, indeed, seeing these symptoms continually ',
nnaHy became accustomed TO them, and rly
suspicion was wholly disllmed by the fact tGat
had no pam u the affected organs OF In their
vicinity. Why l should have been so blind |
cannot understand.
There is a terrible future for all physical
heSiecJ, aud impending danger usually brings
T person 10 his senses, even though il may then
be too late. realized. al last. nav critical ctn-
diElon. and aroused NJ eff to overcome H.
and, Oh how hard l tried 7 consulted the
best medical >Ell IA the land. 7 visited al the
prominent mineral springs il America and
Travelled from Maine 10 California. Still I or sw
worse. No two physicians agreed as to nv
malady. One said I was troubled with spinal
irritation; another, nervous prosuati0n; an0 il
sI, malaria; another, dyspepsia: another hsut
disease; another, general debility: another con
5estlon u the base Of the brain; and SO on
through long list Of common diseases. the
symptoms Of all Of which 1 really had In this
WY several years passed, during eli of which
TIME 1 was steadily growing worse. Ny coDdi-
ton had really become pitiable. The slight
symptoms ut first experienced were DEVELOPED
INTO teuibie and constant d.sOrders-the IirtIe
JWlgs of PAIN had grown to oaks Of agony. Nv
weight had been reduced from zU7 TO l3J
pounds. Ny NE was torture to myself and
Intends. L could retain Eg food upon my stum-
aeh, and lived wholly Uy injections. I was a
LFH5 mass OF pain Ny pulse was Unconuolla-
bic. In my agony ! frequently fell upon the
floor, ceAyulsTely cIUtchILg The Garrett. and
PRAYED for death Morphine had little or no
effect IN deaicLlug the pam. For SIX DAYS and
nights L had the Geatu-prcuJlIEOry hiccOug4s
constantly. ny urine was Glled wltA tube cists
and aiuulen. / was struggling with BriEhts
Disease Of the Kidneys IN its last stages.
While suffering thus 1 received q call from
my pastor, the Rev. DR.. EuOle. rector of S.
Pau.'s Church Of this city, I felt that it vas
our last interview, but in the course of CONVEX
sauou he mentioned a remedy Of which I had
heard much but had never used. Dr.. F0Ute
detailed to me the many remarkable cures
which mad come under ms observation. by
means OF this remedy ana urged me to try it.
As FracticIng physician and a graduate Of the
schools, l cherished the prejudice both natural
and common with all regular practitioners, and
GeIlded the IIea Of any medicine outside the
TC.Cr-F|4E 70 f.fs7
30 soEclt0us, however. was Dr.. EOOte, that /
uuaily promised / would waive my prejudice
and Try the remedy he SO highly recommended.
L began its use on the ETsl day OF June and
took Il according TO directions. At first It SICK
elGd me; but THIS l thought was good sign
for one II my dobiI.ated condition. I cODtul-
ued % take it,; the sickeniug sens alton departed
and was able 70 retain food upon my stomach.
L. few days ! noticed @ decided change for
the better Is also did nv wife and friends
Ny hlcc0BeLs ceased and experienced less
pam than formerly. / VAS 50 EaioIced at this
improved condition that, upon what 1 believed
few days before wac my dying bed, I vowed.
IL the presence OF my family and friends.
should recover / would beth publicly and pri-
Tltelv make known TINS remedy for the good
OF humanity. wherever and whenever l had an
opportunity. l also determined that ! would
give @ course Of lectures In the C0riuthian
Academy OF Music Of the citv stating in full
disease AMI the remarkable means by winch
have been saved. ny Improvement was con-
slant from that time, and IL less than three
months l had gained rs pounds Of flesh, be-
came entirely free from pam and believe / owe
my life aud present condition wholly to War
uer's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, the remedy
which 1 used.
Since my recovery have thoroughly investi-
gated the subject Of kidney difficulties and
Bright's Disease, aud the truths developed are
astounding. I therefore state, deliberately
and IS q physician, that l believe MORE THAN
ONE-HALF THE DEATHS WHICH OCCURIN AMERICA
ARE CAUSED By BRIGHT'S DISEASE OF TIE KID
NEYs. This may sound like rash statement.
but am prepared 10 fully verify It. Brlght's
Disease has no distinctive symptoms Of its own,
Gndead. II often develops without any pain
whatever in the kidneys or their vicinity but
has the symptoms Of nearly every other known
complaint. Hundreds Of people die daily,
whose buials are authorized by physician S
certificate OF Heart Disease 'ApOp.eXy,"
Paralysis" '.Spiual Complaint" - Rheuma-
tisn - =" Pneumonia, Il" and other common CON-
plants, when IN reality II was Bright5 Disease
Of the Kidneys. EeH physicians, and fewer
people, realize the extent Of this disease or its
dangerous and insIa.ous nature. 1t steals into
the system Ike q thief, manlfe5ts Its presence
by the c0Inmouest symptoms, and fastens Itself
upOuTbe constitution before the victim IS aware.
Il is nearly as hereditary as consumption. quite
as common and fully as fatal. Entire families,
inheritiug it from their ancestors, have died,
aud vet none Of the number knew or realized
tie mysterious power which was removing
them. Instead Of common symptoms 1t often
shows none whatever, but brings death sud-
denly. aad as such Is usually supposed to be
heart disease. As one who has suffered and
knows by bitter experience what he says, l i'm
DIore every one who reads these words lot TO
neglect the slightest symptoms Of Kidney diff
Guilty. Certain agony and possible death VIII
be tie sure result of such neglect, and 10 Que
can zffgrd 70 hazard such chances
I am aware that such an unqualified state
ment IS this. coming from me, EnnTu a. L am
throughout the entire land as a practitioner and
lecturer. wiu arouse the surprise and possible
luminosity OF the medical profession and aston