The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-03-25
AN UNUSUAL FURORE.
Recent Excitement Investigated by the
Herald and the Results
Made Public.
(CleUeldRd, o., Herdld.)


lew weeks ago we copied into our col
umns from the Rochester, N Y, Democrat
and Chronicle "a Remarl,obIa stoton,or+ ),
made nv d Hail, NJ ~ se,.io
-, ~ - - 4ieno h' ~, senI'eiian
VINO is well known in this city. In that arti-
Gle DR.. Henion recounted wonderful expert
ence which befell him. and few days there
after we nuhIisbsd fror tbo so,,o - 49,,
ord ar.ioia IT., .., "
onu az ''Io' SNins an account Vi Ihe ENclte-
nienC III hochester,' caused by Dr. lemons
statement. In the first article DIR. Henion
stated that for number of wears IN Tn last
June. he had been atfiicted win ,yb AZ seoraS
at first most mysterious trouble, He felt
unaccountably tired at frequent intervals: he
had dull and indefnite mains in various rarto
of his body and head AMI was varv b,I p'Ir. 20
one day and entirelv without onnetita 1Lo
next. However. as n nhvsirian he tbou, i,o
and so did his fellow nhvsicians thot he VS.
suffering from malaria ''''' N' ""'
But he grew worse. and was finally ob,iood
to give up a large and lucrative nractice Siin
he was not conscious of his danger nor tba+ n
monstrous disease was becomi9o 6ved 49,
him, although all his ORGANS had becdma
gradually weakened The symptoms above
described continued. Accommodated nv. otbers ~
an aggravated nature and he notice5 " rao,Ti u
lar color and odor abosIt tbe nu;Js he 10
passing; that thew were abundant one Ja1
and very scanty the next. and We're covere3
with froth or filled with hric,'dret co 49,.
But even then he did NOT 1917 ouiiiieuC;
alarming condition A. Iost baaI I Gnu
brought face to face with the fant that ho mas
a victim of most terriLio liza v,'AU nc wa" as
made heroic efforts for racnvaru H. ana ~, nS
extensively and consulted The Sost ,,I,,aii
but they could give him onI, 80, Ply slCIane'
lief and that nrincinoIIv IN, az fP le
phine. And SO he GREW staadifu "a "a n no,,
stantly worse until his life booo,n5s "t t. eon
His pulse was uncontroIlabia IL N'i I,I
wholly by Injections and fon si,, n IL HVe9
nights he hsd the biocon,b OLA uaye anu
which are the sure indication ~ oroin
When hope and life were near IonauS ueaIh;
his pastor the Rev Dr Fonta yot r C &C.
Pauls Church. stronoiv urOoJ liz hGuto " ol ot.
means which the reverend gs1tier1an , Ia w. Wy a
used with remarkable results He nbiecte AL ~
first, but finally consented and wos oonaoio ~
of an improved condition the first veal U;S
pains gradually Disappeared. his stomaob us us
sumed digestion; his heart becane raoC,iau.
his headaches disappeared: he had noeroan,
chlls and fever or acidity of tho stornooh
gained twenty-six pounds in tbreo Tonn,thD 10
and is a well man today. being en- tireiu n,'rn;
OF most pronounced case Of Rrigbt,s 3is 0uieu
Although conscious of Tho eonsou,'o,'"
from his professional brethren stiii oo les
to his fellow men. and accordino 10 % v q 10y
made on what he Thought was Sis drr ~ n1
he published a card DETAILING his iInass o "i
remarkable cure. 0Sinee nv racovarS ,, ~I ha
says, 81 have thoroughly reinvestigated the
subject of kidney dffc1lties and Pr RI nc
disease, and believe MORE THU oIrSa
THE DEATHS WHICH OCCUR IN ANEpIct - az anr
CAUSED BY BRIGHr's DISEASE or TI,D I'm HHN
NEYs. It has no distinctive symptoms Of its