The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-27
THE HIGHEST AUTHORITY

joyfully halled.-lODserVer.
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THE HIGHEST AUTHORITY
Upon Subject of Vital Interest Effecting
the Welfare of All.
The following rem srkable letter from one
of the leading and best known scientific
writers OF the present day is specially sig
nifcant, and should be of unusual value to
all readers who desire to keep place with
the march of modern discoveries and events:
"a general demand for reformationis one
of the most distinctive characteristics of
the nineteenth century. The common peo-
pie, as we'll as the more enlightened and
refined, cry out with no uncertain voice to
be emapcipated from the slavery of con.
servatIsm and superstition that has held
the masses in gross ignorance during large
portion of the worlds history, and in the
time of the Dark Ages came near obliter-
ating the last glimmer of truth. Dogmatic
assertions and blind empiricism are losing
caste among all classes of all countries.
People are beginning to think for them
selves, 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 senti-
ments and opinions. They claim the right
to solve for themselves the great questions
of the day, and demand that the general
good of humanity shall be respected. AS
the result of this general awakening, we see,
on every hand unmistaB able evidences OF
reformary action. People who, a few years
ago, endured suffering, the most intense in
the name of duty, now realize the ut
ter foolishness OF such course.
Men who were under the bondage
of bigoted advisers allowed their health to
depart; suffered their constitutions to be-
come undermined and finally died as mar
/, rs to a false system of treatment. There
arS millions of people filling untimely
graves who might have lived to green old
age had their original troubles been taken
In time or properly treated. There are
thousands of people to day, thoughtlessly
enduring the first symptoms OF some seri-
ous NAL ady and without the slightest reali-
cation of the danger that is before them.
They have occasional headaches; lack Of
| annette one day and a ravenous one the
next. or an unaccountable feeling Of weari-
ness sometimes accompanied by nausea
and attribute all these troubles to the old
idea of "a slight cold" or malaria. IL is
high tune that people awoke to knowl,
edge OF the seriousness OF matters aud
emap cipated themselves from the probes
siCn,l bigotry which controls them. When
| this is done and when all classes of physi-
clans become liberal enough to exclude all
dogmas save that 1t is their duty TO cure
diseases quickly, and as safely as posi- Bile;
to MAINTAIN no other position than that OF
truth honestly ascertained, and TO endorse
and recommend any remedy that has been
found useful, no matter what its origin,
there will be no more quarreling among
| The doctors, while there will be great re-
ioicing throughout the world"
II am we'll aware of the censure that
will be melted out TO me for writing this
letter, but feel that cannot be true TO
NV honest convictions unless / extend a
helnipe hand and endorse all that l know
TO be good. The extended publications for
the past few years, and grephic descrip-
| tions of different diseases OF the Kidneys
and liver have awakened the medical pro-
lession 10 the TACT tbaL these diseases are
grestly increasing. The treatment OF the
doc ors has oeen largely experimental and
many of their patients have diea while while
they were casting about Tor dy 10 mere
cure them"
/ at Is now over two years since my atten.
tion was first called TO the use OF most
Wonderful preparation in the treatment oil
Brisbt's disease OF the kidneys. Patients
had frequently asked me about the remedy
i and / had heard Of remarkable cnrss o.
frcted by il, but like many others hest
friend OF mine had been in poor health for
some time and his application for insur'
apce Of his life had been rejected on &C,
connt 'of BriRht's disease. chemical and
mIcroscopical examinations Of his urine re.
yeaIed the presence OF large quantities o.
albumen and granular tube casts, winch
confirmed the correctness Of the diagnosis.
Il Alter trying all the usual remedies, l d.
rected him 10 use this preparation and wal
greatly surprised to observe O decided I'm
oroyement within q month, and witbir
four months no tube casts could be discoy
cred, At that time there was present only
a trace Of albumen. and be felt: az be e1
pressed It. perfectly well. and all n tnro1si
' aHfssr this / rescribed this medicine i
fall dosss in both acute and chroni
nephritis, rBnght's diseased and with ID
most satisfactory results. NY obserys
lions were neither smsll IN number no
hastily ma e. They extended over severA
! months and embraced . large NUMBER .
, cases which have proved % Satisfactory v
INV mind. that would earnestly urge M
an N ' professional brethren the imp1rtsnc
of gisieg . lair and pstieBt trial OF WEI
: nerss Sale Cure. In q large cas- ~ sh
} ments where the blood Il % obsigus'y =
An unhealthy state. especially vliers KiAi.o
Mar engagements and hsmmh Or1 srup
tIOne fTlEt. Iuut-u ID nMnAI "
? Of chronic indisposition In which tnere
D no evidences Of organic mischief, but vner
The general health u depleted, the isce -
low the urine cnlorsd. constituting ~
: condition IN which the pstieut y ssid 70 ?
bilious the sdvs nfsRe gained ~ the %
? Of this remedy IL remarkable. in briRnt
o dirssse II seerns 10 art es . solvent o. lot
ner. 20 sootbs and heal the iuhameo men
: br.nes. 70 wash out the epitbelisl oeofi
q which blocks No the tubuh urinifsri. an
70 prevent . destructive metAmorpnosis
tissue" 81.
sBeloneine e. I d. 70 q branch Of u
: r-ofesrion that believes that no ore scno'
: ~ medsrins knows al the truth reEar 1in
? the trestnent Of disease, eDd being no
e f.rpdsut enough 20 select any remedy m
r ~i1 relieve nv patie1ts. without reiersn'
o ~ re nourrs from whence y CONES, =
n rIsd 70 ackDoulcdEs aDd comrneno ~
4 rrerits Of fhis remedy has frankly
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