The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-28
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and Chronicle, OF Rochester, N. T., ID OF 10
striking a nature and emanates from so re-
liable source, that 1t Is herewith re-pub-
lshed entire. In addition to the valuable
matter IL contains, it will be found exceed
ingly interesting;
To the Editor of the Democrat and Chronicle;
SIR My motives for the publication OF
the most unusual statements which follow,
are, first, gratitude for the fact that have
been saved from most horrible death and,
secondly, desire to warn all who read this
statement against some of the most decep-
tive influences by which they have ever
been surrounded. 1t is fact that to-day
thousands OF people are within foot OF the
grave and they do not know 1t. TO tell
how was caught away from just this po-
sition and to warn others against nearing
it, are my objects in this communication. i.
On the first day of June, 1881. lay at
nv residence in this city surrounded by
nv friends and waiting for death. Heaven
| only knows the agony then endured, ior
words can never describe it. And yet, If
| few wears previous, any one had told me
that I was to be brought 30 low, and by so
terrible a disease, / should have scoffed at
/ The idea, | had always been uncommonly
strong and healthy, had weighed over 200
pounds and hardly knew. in my own e4-
perience, what pain or sickness was. Very
many people who will read this statement
| realise at times that they are unusually
tired and cannot account for it. They feel
dull and indefinite pains in various parts
of the body and do not understand 1T. Or
thew are exceedingly hungry one day and
entirely without appetite the next. This
was inst the way l felt when the relentless
malady which had fastened itself upon me
first began. Still | thought 1T was nothing;
that probably l had taken colo which
wonld soon pass away. Shortly after this
I noticed heavy, and at times neuralgia
main in nv head, but as it would come one
day and be gone the next, paid but little
attention to it. However, my stomach
was out of order and my food often failed
to digest, causing at times great inconven-
fence, Yet had no idea, even as pnysl-
clan, that these things meant anything
Sor;ons or that a monstrous disease was be-
coming fixed upon me. Candldiy, l
thought | was suffering from malaria and
40 doctored myself accord ngly. But got
no better. l next noticed peculiar color
and odor about the fluids was passing
also that there was large quantlties one
day and very little the next, and that a
persistent froth and scum appeared upon
he surface and q sediment settled in the
bottom, And yet did not realize my dan
oar for. indeed, seeing these symptoms
ceont,nually. I finally became accustomed
| tn them, and my suspicion was wholly dis
armed by the fact that had no pain in the
affected organs or in their vicinity. why
1 should have been 80 blind CANNOT un'
There is a terrible future for all ply sical
neglect. and impeding danger always
brings q person to his senses, even thougn
r. nav then be too late. l realized, at last
INV critical condition and aroused myself
to overcome it. And, Oh how hard
tried / consult ed the best medical skill
in the land. l visited all the prominent
mineral springs IN Ametca sn AMI, 'TaV srew
worst. No two physician agreed as to my
malady. One said l was troubled with
sninal irritation another, nervous prostra
ton. another, malaria; another, dyspepsia
another, heart disease; another, general de-
bility; another, congestion OF the oase o.
the brain; and so on through long hse o.
4 common diseases, the symptoms OF all O
wh,ch I really had. In this way several
wears passed, during all Of which time
was steadily growing worse; NY condition
had really become pitiable. The slight
SUMMONS l at first experienced we're de
veloped into terrible and constant disorders
the little twigs of pain had grown to oak:
of agony. My weight had been reduced
from 2o7 to 1870 poa1sa esrd i eopd retair
no food upon my stomach, and lived Who'll
iv bv infections. l was living mass o
main. NV pulse was uncontrollable: III
NV agony frequently fell upon the floor
conynlsiyely clutched the carpet, an6
prayed for death. Morphine had little o.
no effect in deadening the pain. For 81,
days and nights had the deatn -piemoni
filied with tube casts and albumen. 1 wal
s,rueeiing with Bright's Disease Of the kid
news Ia lis last stages.
While suffering thus / received cal
from nv pastor, the Rev. DR.. Foote, recto
of st. PauPs church, of this city. Eel
that il was our last interview, but In I'M
course of conversation ne mentlVneu
had never used. DIR. Foote detailed to M
the many remarkable cures which ha'
come under his observation, by means
/ this remedy. and urged me to try it. As
practicing physician and graduate OF tn
schools, Cherished tht preluoice noth na'
ural aud common with all regular praC
titioners, and derided the idea OF any mea
cine outside the regular channels being th
least beneficial. So solicitous, however
was DIR. Foote, that finally promised
: would waive my prejudice and Try IN
q ramedv he so highly recommended. o'
!, gan its use on the LIST day OF June and too
Il according TO directions. AZ hrst II slci
ened me; but this thought was go,
}, sign for me in my denilitateo conuluol
!. zion departed, and 1 was able TO retail
n food upon my stomach. In few days
noticed decided change for the better, I
e also ala my wife and friends. My hi
coughs ceased aud experienced less pal
e han formerly. / was 50 rejoiced at tn
n improved condition. that, upon what hs
e believed but few days before was my O!
n vaA m
family aud friends, should i recover
would both publicly and privately mai
Known this remedy for the good OF b.
manity. wherever and whenever had Q
opporiunity. ! also determined that
?. would give q course OF lectures IN u
Corinthifn Academy OF Music In this cit
stating in full the symptoms sno nno
is msrkable means BY which i have bee
"a saved. NY improvement was constai
from that time, and in less than thr'
= months had gained IS pounds In hesh, b
q came entirely free from pain and i belize
q 1 owe my Life and present condition vholl
70 Warmers Safe Cure, the remedy which
y since nv recovery have thoroughly =
g Investigated the subject Of kidney difhcu
d ties and Bright's disease, and the truths d
velopea are astounding. i therefore ste
deliberstely, and ss q physician, that B
lisve more than one half the deaths vhie
occur In America are caused By Bngni
= disease Of the kidneys. This may sour
p ike a rash statement, but am prepared
fuIlv verify il. Bright's disease has no d
fiucfive symptoms Of lie own, Indeed
often develops without any pain uhstev
1r IN the kidnsys or their vicinity, but b
:, The symptoms Of nearly every Other knev
d compiaint. Hundreds Of people die dali
j. whose burials are sutborized ~ phy
~ n~f "a
le -.-,r,srr ssPersivsisn Spinal Cor
le rlsiut = sRbeumstisn, "Poeumonis
d 80 othsr common diseases, when In res
d nv II vas Bright's disease d TIE kidney
= Pew rhvsicians sDd FEVER people, realh
10 ne srtenf o. this diseHse o. its oangerol
p md insidious nature II sieas into u
. system ire . thisl msn.ies,s ~ -, 49,,