The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-04-21

cago and St. Louis physicians, among
them being DR.. Adolph Whenever,
DR.. VIM. Webb, DR.. John Nj. Frank,
DR.. Edwin r. Webster, DR.. Benja-
min F. Whitmore, Dr. William L.
Richardson, DR.. Robert T. Atkinson,
DR.. Thos. f. Humboid, DR.. William
NJ. McPheeters, DR.. William John
son, Dr.. Isaac N. Love, DR.. Clark
Whittier, DR.. J. I. Hodgen, DR..
Thomas F. Dunigan. Dr.. Nicholas
Guhman, DR.. Antonio Pretts, DR..
Charles H. Goodman, DR.. Daniel
Kuhn, DR.. Henry Newland, Dr.
William S. Workman, DR.. George T.
Pitzer, DR.. Henry F. Ahlbrandt,
DR.. Elijah 4. Frazier, DR.. Carl SPIN
zig, DR.. David B. Martin, DR.. Ben
jamin r. Taylor, DR.. James L.
Logan, DR.. A. Heacock, DR.. Henry
kirclner, DR.. John J. Kane, DR..
Henry f. w. Kruse, Dr.. William Q.
Glasgow, DR.. Jeremiah S. 3. Alleyne,
DR.. Thomas S. Comstock, DR..
Charles II. Hughes, DR.. Frederick
kolbenheyer, Dr.. Joseph Heitzig,
DR.. Edward A. DeCaihol. Dr. Ber-
nard Roemer, DR.. James NJ. Clopton,
DR.. Charles V. Ware, DR.. Alphonso
Jaminet, DR.. James L. Kent, Dr.
William S. Barker, DR.. Solomon n.
Martin. DR.. Rudolph Studhatter,
DR.. Louis p. Ehrmann, DR.. John A.
King, DR.. Simeon f. GarIock, DR..
Theodore Foy, DR.. John E. Faber,
DR.. Earnest F. Hoffman, DR.. Herman
Nagls, DR.. Adolph Wis:izenus, DR..
James L. Pirtle, Dr. Edward Rose,
Dr.. William H. Grayson, Dr.. Hugo
NJ. S,arklof, Dr. Robert NJ. Swander,
DR.. William N. Brennan, DR.. TEN
PIES. Hoyne, DR.. Lyman Ware,
Dr.. Charles w. HemSteal, uDr.
William J. Hawkes., DR.. L. c. Dun
can, DR.. William II. GriSwoid, DR..
Lyman Bedford, DR.. A. b. Westcott,
Dr.. J. B. Bell, Dr. CHARLES M. Clark,
DR.. w. II. Woodbury., DR.. Alfred
II. Hiatt, DR.. Herman Hahn, DR..
Calvin NJ. Fitch and DR.. John D. NJ.
Carr
/ The theory of the doctors as above
explained finds Its confirmation in
the fact that when the kidneys have
been cured, rheumatism is complete
ly removed. This is not Of course
always accomplished Instantly, fol
in disease SO subtle, the cure Is
often very slow, but under no Other
plan can any hope of permanent re-
lief ever be found. There are humid
reds of cases on record during ths
present winter of persons afflicted
with rheumatic troubles of the wors
order who have been entirely cureC
by following the theory abov. STATED
and using the remedy mentioned
Many of these persons had the yer,
worst possible symptoms. Vagu'
aches in different portions of tn,
body were followed by agonies th
most intense in some particular spot
Ac ute and throbbing pains succeed
ed each other and the coursing puis
onous acid infiamed all the veins
Troubles which began with slgh
disorders increased TO derangemen,
the most serious. 1t is sad to thinI
that all this suffering was en.lnre,
when it conld have been so easily re.
licved. Acting upon the theory am
using the remedy above mentioned
the kidneys could have been restores
to their usual vigor, the uric poiso
expelled from the system, the india
nation removed and the pain entire
ly banished.
These are some of The real an
scientific facts regarding rheumatism
attested by the highest anthorit
aud they are, beyond question, Lh
only correct ones ever brought fortl
We ara ayara thav orC. a6vancp
ideas, but ten years hence they Wi
he the accepted belief and practic
> of the world. If people suffer trol
rheumatic troubles IN the future an
with these plain truths before then
they certainly can blame 10 one bu
, themselves.