The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-08
AN UNUSUAL FUROR.
A Recent Excitement Investigated by the
Herald aud the Results Made Public.
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Helt0n, II. d. gentleman WHO - We'll AnO"H al
this city. Ia that article Dr. Henion recounted q
wonderfui experience s. hieh befell him. and a few
DAYS thereafter we published from the same paper
a second article, giving account Of the Excite
ment in Rochester" caused by DR.. Henion's
statement. In the frst article DR.. Henion stated
that for number of years. up to last June. he
had been afflicted with what seemed at first most
mysterious trouble lie felt unaccOuntably tired
at frequent IN tervals: he had dusl and indefinite
pains In various parts Of bis body aud head, ana
was very hungry one day and entirely without
appetite the next However, as physician, ne
Thought AID so did his fellow-pnysicians, that he
WAS suffering from Hlaiarls-
But vet he grew worse, and WAS hually obliged
70 give III large and lucrative practlce. sui ne
was not conscious Of mis- danger, nor that mon
strous disease becoming liked upon MIN.
although all his organs had become gradually
weakened The symptoms above described Con-
tnued accompanied BY others of an aggravated
nature and he noticed a peculiar color and odor
about the fluids he was passing; that tney were
abundant Oae day ami very scSuty the next, ana
were covered with frOth or filed with brick-dust
sediment But even then he did not realize ms
real and alarming condition. At last, however,
he was brought face 70 face with the fact that he
was "A victim 0f n most terrible disease. and he
made heroic eff ,Tts for recovery. de travelled eX-
teusively AID consulted the best physicians, but
they could give him only eIzpor1ry rellef and
that principally ia the form OF morphine. Ana
so he grew steadily and constantly worse Until ms
life became a torture His pulse was unc0ntrolla-
BILE He lived wholly by Injections, and for six
days and uighIs be had the hiccoughs constantly,
which are considered the sure indications Of COM
ing death. -.
pastor Rev. DIR. FOoJs, rector of ST. Pauls Church.
stronglv urged him TO Try u means which the rev.
erend gentleman had seen used with remarkable
results. lie objected at irst but finally consented
and was conscious of an improved condition the
first week His pains gradually disappeared, his
stomach resumed digestion, mis- hesrt became reg
ular, his headaches disappeared, he had no more
ehills aud fever or acidlty OF the stomach, he
gained twenty-six pounds in three months aud i
well man to-day. being entirely cured Of . most
pronounced case of Brights disease.
Although conscious of the consequences from
his professional brethren. still As duty 10 MS fell
lOW-men and according TO ayow he made on what
he thought was his dying bed. he published a
card detailing his illness and remarkable cure
ssSirce nv recovery, - he says Il have thoroughly
reinveslgated the subject OF kidney difficulties
and Brights disease, and believe more than one
half the deaths which occur In America are caused
BY BriIht's disease Of the kidneys It has no dis
tinctive symptoms of its own Indeed. IL often de
VelOps without any paia Whatever in the kidneys
or their vicinity but has the symptoms Of nearly
every other known complaint. Hundreds Of pep
physiciauis certificate OF Heart Disease A no.
plexy 'Paralysis,' Spinal Complaint, 'Rheu-
natisTn Pneumonia and Other common Com
plants when reality il was Bright's disease Of
the Kidneys. Few physicians and fewer people
realize the extent of IniS disease or its dangerous
and insidious nature. IL steals into the system
like thief lnanifests Is presence by the common
est symptoms and fasJens Itself upon the life be
fore the within is aware II is nearly as hereditary
As CONSUMPTION. Uultt rs Cbmuluu anu lIlly ds
fatal Entire families, inhertting IL from their an
eestO-s, have died aud yeC none Of the number
knew. or realized the mysterious power which was
removing tnem. lusteau oi common symptoms,
il often SHOWS none whatever, but brings death
suddenly and as suen Is usually supposed to be
The second article entitled Excitement in
Rochester" was made up OF interviews with Dr.
HeniOn himself. VINO confirmed all said in his
card and also with Mr.. H. III. Warner The latter
gentleman did not regard Dr.. HeniOn's case as
particularly exceptional. because he mad known
OF very many such cures by the same means ia all
parts Of the land Kidney diseases. he said, are
carving of tens of thousands every year, while
Brght'S disease Is increasing 20 per cent de-
cade. aud yet the people 20 not realize IL or seek
to check il until too late He related how a New
Orleans medical professor. lecturing this dis
ease, thinking TO show his class what healthy
fluids were. subje2ied some OF MS own To q chem
icsl test, ard although he had suspicion OF il
before, discovered that ne too, mad the dreaded
disease which proved fatal in less than year.
There was also an interview with the celebrated
chemist OF the New York State Board of Health.
DR.. : A. baltimore. VINO said ne had anaiyz-d the
remedy which cured Dr. HeniOn, and found that
it was entirely free from any poisonous or dele
We have made these COMBINATIONS in order that
all the material facts may Oe set before our read
ers. since the publication OF these two articles,
having been beslcged with letters of inquiry, we
sent comm gnicariOn ~ Dr. HeuiOn ana also one
70 H. H. Warner * Co., ASKING il auy additional
proof could be given TO the validity of the state
ments pub1shed. In answer thereto we have re-
eeved The following letters. which add interest to
kle eu1EG subject anu wholly verify every STATE
ment hitherto made:
ROCHESTER n " Feb . 1881
GESTLENEs-YOur favor is received. The pub
hshed statement, over my signature, 10 which You
refer is true in every reSpect. and owe my lIe
aud present health wholly the power of War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. It is not
prisiug that people should question the statement
/ made for my recovery Is great u marvel n
myself as 70 ny physicians aud friends $
b. HESIoS, NJ. d.
Rocrrrarrp " Ian Q, 1850
sIEs-Acknowledging your favor duly received.
we wOGld say: The best proof we can give you
that the statements made by DR. HeniOn are Ell
tirely true. and would not nave been published
unless strictly So. Is the following testimonial
from the best Citizens OF Rochester, and a card
published by Rev Dr. FOOte, which you are NJ liO-
erty TO use If YOU wish. II. Il. WARSER & Co.
To Whom It May Concern:
In the Rochester y. " Democrat and Chroni-
Gle of December 81, 1881, there appeared a state
ment In the form OF "A card from DIR. j. 3. HeplOn,
of this CITY. reeOunting his remarkable recovery
from Brights disease sf the kidneys after several
doctors OF prominence bal given nina up. by the
use of preparation man featured in this citv aud
known as Warmers Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure.
with DIR. Hen1On. and we believe ne would pnb-
lsh no statement not literally true. We are also
personally or By reputation well acquainted with
H. II. Warner q Co., prOpretors OF this remedy,
whose commercial and personal standing In this
community is OF the highest order and we believe
that they would not publish any statement
which were not literally and strictly true in every
particular.
C. r. PARsOSs. Mayor Rochester.
WV PURCELL. EiitOr Union and Advertiser.
W. ID. SHUART, Surrogate Monroe County.
EDWARD A FROST, CLERK Monroe County.
T. i. FESNER. District Attorney Monroe County.
DANIEL I. HUST. Postmaster. Rochester.
J. VI. DAvY. ex-Member Congress. Rochester
JOHN s MORGAN, Special County Judge. Mon
roe County.
HIRAM sIBLEY Capitalist and Scotsman.
". G ROwLEY Comfy Judge. Monroe County.
JOHN Van YOORHIs Member of Congress.
CHARLES L. FITCH, Editor Democrat aud Chron-
lcle and Regent OF the University.
To the Editor of the Living Oh urch Chicago, Ill
VIII you allow the following card. persoual 10
myself to appear in your widely circulated
paper2
There was Published in the Z Dchester Demo
crat and Chronicle of the 3lst Of December hast,
a statement made by J. b. HeniBn, II. D., narrat-
ing how he had been cured OF Brignt's disease o.
the kidneys. almost ia its last stages by the Of
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. WAS re-
ferred To ia that statement as having recommend
ed and urged Dr. Heuion TO Try the remedy,
which he did. aed vas cured.
Now the repu1lishing OF his statement in many
OF the leadlng journals Of the day has been the
cause Of an irceSsant How of letters to me making
many izquiTies, but chiefly = neither the state
ment Is true, or a mere advertising dodge, &C.,
etc.
beg. therefore, 70 anticipate any further in
quiries and save time and labor, ard some
postage. by saying that the statement of DR. lien
ion is trae, 50 far as II concerns myself and be-
lieve IL To be true IN all other respects. lie Is
parishiOner Ct mine and visited him IN his sick
ness / urged him 10 take the medicine aud