The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14


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times great Inconvenience, Yet ! hal nu ioa,
egeh a. 4 physician, That these things meant
anything serious " that a mohsifgts dlsease
uas berUmlnR fned upon me. Casdlily, ]
thought vas suffering ffum Malaria aud 80
dpei0fei myself accordingly Hut ] Rut no
better, urtt nUtlced Il peculiar ruluf aud
uiof about The fluids I WA passing also that
there worc large quantities one dag and very
little the merit and that q persistent frpth aud
tcuin appeared upon the surface, and q aedl
fncut settled In the bottom Aud yet ! ava
not realize my danger, Tor, indeed, seeing
these symptoms continually, I finally became
accustomed To them, and my suspicion wac
wholly dlsarmcd by the fact that | had no pain
~ the affected organs " In their Vicinity.
Why ! should have been 10 blind ! cannot I'm.
deratand
There Is a terrible future for all physical
neglect, and impending danger usually brings
y person 10 his srnees even though II mas then
BE- too late. realized, At last, my critical
condition and aroused myself 10 overcome H.
And, OH how hard | tried consulted the
best medical skill In the land, ! visited all
the prominent mineral springs IN America and
travelled from Maine 10 California still |
grew worse. No twn physicians agreed "A %
my malady One sald I was troubled with
spinal irritation another, nervous prosiratlon,
another malaria, another, dyspepsia another,
heart disease, another, general debility, an
other, congestion Of the base Of the brain aud
80 on through a long list of Common diseases,
the symptoms Of all Of which ! really
had. In this way several years passed, during
all OF which time was steadily growing
worse. My condition had really become pitt
able. The slight symptoms | at first expert
enccd were developed into terrible and con.
slant disorlcrs-the little twigs OF pain had
grown 20 oaks Of agony. My weight had been
reduced from 207 to 100 pounds. My hfc was
n torture 10 myself and friends, Tcould 70.
tain no food upon my stomach, aud lived
wholly by injections. ! was a living mass Of
pain. Ny pulse was uncomfortable. In my
agony | frequently fell upon the floor, conyul.
slycly clQtched The carpet, and prayed for
death. Morphine had little or no effect IN
dcadenlng the pain. For six days and nights
had the death premonitory% hiccoughs con
stantly. My urine was filed with tube casts
and albuinen. was struggling with Brlght's
Disease Of the Kidneys In lis last stages.
While suffering thus ! received a call from
my pastor, the Rev. DR.. foote, rector Of ~.
Paul's Church, OF this city. felt that Il was
our last interview, but In the course Of con
vcrsation he mentioned a remedy Of which |
hal heard much but had never used. DR..
footc detailed to me the many remarkable
curcs which had come under biz observation,
by means Of this remedy, aud urged me totry
II, AS a practicing physician aud o graduate
Of the schools, cherished the prejudice
hofb natural and common with al regular
practitlOners, and deridcd the Idea OF any
medicine outside the regular channels being
the least beneficial. So sollcitious, however,
was DIR. footc, that | finally promised |
would waive my prejudice and try the remedy
he so highly recommended. began It's use
ON the trst day Of june aud took
II according TO directions. At first Il
sickcned me, hut this thought was
a good sign for one In my debilitated
condition continued 10 take Il;
the sickcning sensation departed and | was
able Ia retain food upon my stomach. In a
few days | noticed a decided change for the
better, rs also did my wife and friends. Ms
hlccuughs ceased and | experienced less pain
than formerly. | was 80 TcIoiced at this I'm.
proved condition that, upon what I had be.
iievcd but a few DAYS before was my diving
bed, ! vowed, IN the presence o. my family
and friends, should ! recover would both
publicly aud privately make known thi.
remedy for the good 81 humanity, wherever
and whenever | had an opportunity. alsc
determined that ] would give a course Of lee
tures IN the Corinthian Academy VI Music Of
this city, stating In full the symptoms and al
most hop,scssness Of my disease ard the NJ
msrhablc means by which | have been saved
Ny improvement was constant from that
time, aud In less than three months | hal
gained ~ pounds In flesh, became entirely fire.,
from pain, aud ] believe | owe nv life ant
present condition wholly to Warmers SAT,
Kidney and Liver Cure, the remedy which
usci.
Since my recovery ! have thoroughly re.
investigated the subject of kidney diiicnltle.
aud Brght's disease, and the truths deyel
opcd are astonishing. ! therefore state, de
lihcntcly, and As a physician, that | believe
MORE THAN ONE HALF rIE DEATHS WHICH 90
Cun ~ AMERICA AnE CAUSED nr bRIGHT'l
DfsEasn oY THE KIDNEYS. This may SCUM,
like a rash statement, but | am prepared q
fully verify H. Brlght's Disease has no dis
~tinctiyr symptoms 81 it, own, Indeed. n
ttttu dtNetufe NiNuout hhN Vath Whatever W
the kidneys " their vicinity, but has tn
symphonic Of nearly every other known CON
plaint. Hundreds Of people die daily, who's.
hurlals arr authorized by a physlclan's certin
cate Of Heart Disease" ~"Apoplexy,n pa
nlysis,n "splnal Complaint 'sRheuma
tlsin,' Pneumonia aud other com
mon complaints, when In reality Il wa
Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys. Few
physicians, aud fewer people, realize the cr
tent Of this disease OF It's dangerous and In
sidious nature. IL steals lnto the system Tx
q thief, manifcsts Its presence BY the common
eat symptoms, aud fastens ltself upon the con
stltution before thu victim Ia aware. II 1
nearly as hereditary a. consumption, quite a
oommon and fully a. fatal. Entire famillc.
| inhcrting u frum their ancestors, have died
and yet none Of the number knew or rcaliz 9,
the mysterious power which was removing
them. Instead Of common symptoms II oftei
shows none whatever, but brings death aud
] denly. and As such IL usually supposed 10 b
heart disease. A one who has suffered, an
knows by hitter experience what he says, / i'm
plorc every one who reads these WORKS not 4
neglect the slightest symptomso Of Kidney din
7 Guilty. Certain agony and possible death vii
} he the sure result 81 such neglect and no on
|, can afford 10 hazard such chances.
am aware that such an unqualified state
ment - this, coming from me, known A. | an
throughout tho entire Land A. a rrarfitioneI
| and lecturer, win arouse the surprise aud 20,
I sihle luminosity n the medical profession an
asiouish all With whom ! am acquainted. ba
, make the foregoing statements based urol
fact. which am prepared 10 produce an
/. truths which ! can suhstantiaie 10 the lettef
, The welfare u those Who may possibly BE- sul
, fefvrs such a. | vas, Ia an ample indnremen
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