The daily gazette., 1883-09-26
rRE HlaHEsr AuraoRIrY.
Upon Subject OF Vial Interest Affecting
the Welfsre OF All.

the Welfare Of All.
The following remarkable letter from ene |
of the leading and best known scientific
writers OF the present day = specially signi- |
fcant, and should be Of unusual value 70 |
all readsfB wha desire 10 keep pace with the |
march Of modern discoveries and events:
"a general demand for reformation Is one |
Of the most distinctive characteristics OF
the nineteenth century. The common peo- |
bic, as well as the more enlighteped Hnd re-
fined, cry out with no uncertain voice To be |
emaneipated IRON the slavery of conservat- |
IsIn and superstition which has held the |
masses In gross ignorance during large
portien of the worlds history, aud in the
time of the Dark Ages came Lear
obliterating the last gltmmer OF
truth, Dogmatic assertions and
blind implricism are losing caste among All
glasses Of all countries. People are begin
ming TO think for themselves, and to regard
authority much less than argument Men
and women are no longer willing that = few
individuals should dictate TO them what
must be their sentiments and opinions.
They claim the right to solve ior themselves
the great questions of the day and demand
that, the general good OF humanity sh u be
respected. As the result OF this general
,avahening, we see, on every hand, unmis-
taxable evidenee Ot reiortpaiory action.
=
fering the mOet intense In the name Of duty,
nov realize the utter ioolishness Of such
course. Men who we're under the bondage
OF bigoted advisers allowed their health 70
| departeuifered their constitutions 10 become
| Iundermlped and finally died as martyrs 20 a,
| false aystem Of treatment. There are mil
| lions Of people filling untimely graves WHO
| might have lived TO a green old age had
4 their original troubles. been taken intime pE
properly treated, - Their are, thousands pr
4 people 10 day, thAughtlesslg enduring ,rthe
Arst aymptoms Of SOME seiiops lnalady ahd
| without, the sliehtest realization Of the dam
ger that is before them. They have oceas.
siopal hesdachesi q Lack Of appetite one day
aud . ,rayeDous one the next, or an unae-
couptable ceiling Of wearipess, someuHIes
I,aeconpanied by psnsea and attribute all
these troubles 10 the old idea Of a slight cold
lor malaria. IL is high time that people
law oke to a knowledge of The seTtousiie IS OF
these matters aud emaucipated themselves
7, from the professional 0igotry which eoqtrble
them When This Is done aud When All
classes Of physiciaps become liberal enouk b
70 exclude all dQgmas, say that II is their
duty TO cure all diseases as quickly, and lai
safely as possible; TO maintin no other posi
tion than that OF truth homes ly ascertairled
!, aud 70 endorse aud recommend any remedy
that has been found useful, no matter VIA
It's origin, there will be no more quarrelht
T among the do Tors, whQe there win be grea
rpjoiciug throughout the world" .f ati
L. Il am we'll aware Of the censnrs that will
be meted out 10 me Tor writing this le lei
but ieel that cannot be true to my homes
convictions unless j extend a helping hah'
and indorse All that knpv 10 be good. Tn
, extended publications for the past years
and graphic descriptions OF different disease
y | n an hau 10 cd . hf
! medical prokssion " the TACT that these die
z easts art greatly increasing. The treatmel
e VI the doctors Las been largely ex PerimsDta
:, and many OF their patients have died wlhl
they were casting shout for remedy TO cur
e thsmP - mi e5I4sI .9tIB
N at is now over two years since my atteI
,e tiOn was first called TO the use of . mo-
Ie wonderill preparation In the treatmentl'
!, BTight's disease Of the kidneys. n Patien
- had frequently asked me about the remeii
a aud had heard OF remark bl cures efIecte
:, by it, but like many others hesitated TO t,
= commend it is use. personal friend Z
- mine had been in poor health for some tim
; and his application for insurance on his III
ie had been rejected on account of Bright
te disease. Chemical and microseopical ey
amiuations Of his urine revealed the present
m OF larga quantities of albumen and gram
=, lar tube casts, which confirmed the corTee
- ness Of the diagnosis. After trying all Il
he usual remedies, directed him TO use th
D. preparation and was greatly surprised
lie observe decided improvement within
he month, and within four months, no tul
casts could be discovered. At that tin
there was present only a trace of albume
SO and he ielt, Ms he expressed 1t, perfect
well, and all through the influence
,g Warmers Safe Cure, the remedy ne used. ,
. "AfteF this | pReseirbed this medicine
full doses in both aeu aud chronic nephi
y tbs, Brights diseased aud with the mo
a satisfactory results. My observations we
a neither small IN number nor hastily mad
nt | They extended over several months aud II
braCed large number of cases which ha
= proved 50 satisfactory TO my mind thai
ry would earnestly urge upon my profession
Ne brethren the importance OF giving a fair Al
patient trial to Warmers Safe Cure. In
large class OF ailments, where the blood
L.. obviously In an unhealthy state, especia
1, where glandu1ar engorgements and inha
re matory eruptions exist, indeed in many
NE those forms of chronic indispostisn,
The which there is no evidence OF organic II
nd chief, but where the general health is
al pleted, the face sallow, the ur
coiored, constituting the condition In wh
70 the patient is said to be bilious the
be vantage gained by the use OF this remedy
eby remarkable In Bfieht's disease It seems
lkb act as solvent of albumen; to soothc q
~ heal the in1aIned membranes; TO wash
the epithelial debris which blocks up
leiE tl'buti-urinifeTi, and to prevent destF4Ict
the metamorpho.i is ol tissue.
ahy "Belonging rs do TO a branch of the .
,eks fession THAI believes that no one school
Il, medicine knows all the truth regarding
~ trettmeDt OF disease, and being independ
enough to select any remedy that will
lieve my patients, without reference to
ld source from whence 1t comes, am glad
III. acknowledge and commend the merits
laL this remedy thus frankly.
II mu7. Respectfully yours,
'ets X. A. GUNN, M.
eeIS Dear and Professor OF Surgery, I'm
'Ved States Medical College of New York; ed
attic OF Medical Tribune; author OF Gunn's
,idg and Improved Hand Book of Hygiene
Domestic Medicine, etc., etc. b