Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-07
The Source of Those Mysterious Troubles
That Come to Every Household
Explained.

Explained.
The following article from the Democrat
and Chronicle, OF Roche ter, N. Y, is of so
stli.sins a nature AMI emanatcs from so re-
liza Gle source, that it is herewith repub-
GSIed entire. In addition to the valuable
ma ter it contains, it VIII be found exceed
fncly Interesting:
70 The Feli or Of the Democrat and Chronicle:
SiR:-My motives .or The pu plica ion OF
the mos unusual sta'en.ents wnicn .oll NV,
are, first, .-ratitude for tie !act that l have
been saved from most hnr ible death,
and, secoudly, desire to warn all who read
this sta I'm ut a.. ainst some OF TIE most de-
ceptive Influences by which tEey have ever
been surrounded. II is fact that to-day
thousands OF people are wIttin foot OF
the grave and key do not know it,. To tell
how | was eau Int away from just this po-
sition and 10 warn offers a aiust nearing
ii, tre my objec- s i'll this communication.
On the first day of June, 1881, lay at my
residence IN this city surrounded by my
fIie"d1 and waiting for d Iath. Heaven
only knows the agony hen endured, for
words can never des,' ,'ribe it, And yet, # a
few years previous, any one had told me
that l was to be brought so low, and ty so
teri lie disease, l should have ooffed at
the idea. had always been uncommonly
strong anI healthy, had weighed O. er 200
pounds and hardly knew, in my ov n ex-
lerience, wha' pain or sickness were.
Very many peopl, who viii read this 5 ate
man' realize at times that they art unu-
suaily tired, and can not account for it.
7 ey fest dull and indefinite pains in va
rious parts of sue Dody, and do not under
sand it. Or they are exceedingly hungry
one day and euti, ely wi hout appetite the
mex. This was JUS; the way ielt when
the II lantless malady which had fastened
Itself upon me fl st began. Srjll l thought
il was nothing; that probably had taken
n cold which would soon pass sway.
Shortly after this ! noticed n heavy. and at
times reuraleic, l.ain in my head, but as
it would come Que day and be gone the
ncxt, paid but liz lie attention to l.. How
ever, my stom ich was out of order and my
food often failed to Il. est, causing at times
great Inconvenience. Yet l had no idea,
even as q physician, that these things
m ant anyt ing serious o. that mon-
strous disease was becoming fixed upon
me. CandiGiy, thought was suffering
from Malari and SO doctored myself ac-
cor ,iingly. But / got no better. l next
motto d peculiar color al d odor about the
fluids | was pas,ing-alSo hat there we
large quaint les one day and very little
the next, and that a persistent trOth and
scum appeared upon the surface, and
sediment set led i'll the bottom. And yet
did not cal;Z> my danger, for, indeed, see
ing these syinp oms con inually, finally
became accustomed to them, and my sus-
Tirion was wholly disarmed by the fact
tina l had no pain in tie affected organs or
in .heir Vi ini;y. Why should nave Leen
Sc hli.. d can not understand.
There is a tcrribl,. uture for all physical
ne2lcce, and impending danger always
iI-3N
il may then be too late. allied, at last,
my critical condi ion and aroused myself
to overcome it. And, oh! ow hard |
tried! l consult ed the best medical skill
il the land. ] visited all the prominent
mineral springs in America, and trave ed
from Maine to California. Still l grew
my nalahy. One said l was troubled with
spinal IN tuition; another, nervous pros
t. alton; another, nala ia; another dys-
spcp il; anlther, heart disease; another.
i ~
the bas, of the brain. and So on through II
lon- list OF comm IN diseases, the symptoms
OF al OF which ] really al. In this way
several years pass d, during all of which
co ion had reallV become / iat lie. The
slight symptoms 1 at first experience. q
we. lev lopel into terrible and cons; am
d sordcrs-tne little twiss or pain Lad
grow to oaks OF agony. My wight had
lc.n Ic .uccd from POI to 13> pounds
Ny lie was u to ture to myself and
friends. l could retain no food ui;on my
S onac', and lived who ly by injections. l
was IL living mass of pain. My pulse was
In my g ny frequently
fel! upon the floor. convul .ively clutcied ;
phine had little or 10 effect in deadening
the pain. For six days aud ni2shts l had
the d ath-prcmoni ory ircouchs con- |
stantIy. My urine was filed W tn tube !
casts and a bun~n. was struggl NJ wi +
B g..t's Disease of the kidneys in its last
s ,aFes.
While suffering thus g! received call
from nv pastor, the Rev. DR.. Foote. rector l
of st. I'aul's Church, of ti:is city. / felt I
that it our last interview, but in the
course of CONVEX sa:ion he mentioned a rem .
edy of which I hal heard much but had
never used. DR.. F0ote de ailei to Inc the /
many remarkable cures witch had como .
u, der his observatio by mans of this /
AID urged me to ~ it. AS plac- +
tcing nh stefan and i:ra'luu.eo o the SC lools /
/ cherished the p, judict both natural and :
witt all regular prac' itior~rs. and +
derid ii the lea OF any medicine on side 7
The + gular channels Icing the least hene-
+ rot., that l finely p o'ir1s"d would Walve (
my prejudice and Try tie remedy he so high !
lv rec 'lnn.rded. l began is use on 9 g /
first day OF June and took il according 20 !
directions. Al first it sickcned M; bat |
this 1 :, ought good sign for ue in |
nv d bilit lted condition. / continued to /
take it; the sick.rins sensation depa ted
and was able to ret ain food upon iny !
stomach. In few days l noticed de- ;
cidrd change for the better IS also did my
wife ard 'rrnds. My hiccoughs c. as d !
] was rejoi ed at t is improved condi-
ton that, upon what had believed bat |
few days before was my dying bed, l |
vowed, in the presence OF my family ana
frieI d ;, should l recover l would bo pub |
licly and privately m AXE known tAls rem
edy for the good of huInani y, wherever
and whenever | had an opportunity: l
o lectures in the Corinthian Academy OF |
Music in this city. sta i lg in full the sTmp- /
tons and almost Eopelessness OF my dis
ease. and the remarkable means by wnlca
1 have been saved. My improvement was
from that time, and in less Ian
three months l had gai led twenty->ix
pounds in e fesh, became entirely fire.: rom
pain and believe l owe my life and pres
emit condition wholly to Warmers sac
Cure, the romedy wi ich used.
Since my recovery have thoroughly re-
the subject o kidney difficult
ties and Bri=hi's disease, and the truths
developed are astounding. l the e ore
ST ate, deliberately, and a, physician, t, at
I believe more than Qne-hait the deaths
Bricht's disease of the kidneys. This may
sound like a rash statement, but am pre-
pared o fully verify it. Brigh's disease
has no distiIc i've sym ms Of its own, lin
deed, it often d velops without any pain
VI tevrr in the XII tneys or their vicini ",
but has the symptoms OF nearly evei 90 her
known COMP lint. Hundreds of PEOPLE die
tai v whose turialS are authoriZed by q |