The daily gazette., 1883-06-20
No HOME ExrMPT.

~. source OF Those mys.erloae trouble
Is Sss 20 Come to Every Household lSx
plalped' ~. 49,. AZ. u.
ln ',,,.na Ill. of Rochester, N. T., Is of 8,
@a tnV' nature and emanates from 90 reli
Friklp to,,rce. that It Is herewith repqbljaheC
sOfs IN addition to the the valuable matte
sn Iuniains, II will be found exceedingly In
eesling; I'm. ~, 49, =, ,,.,j, NIL
f" ss,p--My motives for the publication
a. most Unusual statements which. FOL
q W. ,ro first. gratitude for the fact that
Wv, icon saved from a most horrible
wv wv, and. secondly, a dlsfre 10 warh Al
T lan read this statement against some Of the
'u' Iaceptiye influences by, which they
Iuoa aver been surrounded. II Is fact that
N 0S.y thousands OF people are within foot
p S.bs crave and they do not know it. To
on I'M how was caught away from just this
pD and 10 warn others against nearing
e a,o NV objects in this COMMUNICATION.
W on ne dr.t day Of June, 1881, / lay 1t
Va ro.idence in this city surrounded by my
m.,ds and waiting for death. Heaven
lI Oi. pnoSs the agony then endured, for
U ~n!ls can never describe II. And yet, II q
w." Years previous, any one had told mt
XII was to be brought so low, and BY 90
,.,Ibe disease, / should have scofed 81
W. idea, | had always been upcommonly
~. .,,. ,a, and healthy, had Weighed bter. 200
sonnds and hardly knew, In my own ex-
VSriqnce, what pain or sickness, were. Veiyi
Fa"r neople who will read this statement
. na at times that they are uhusualli Tired
snd cannot account for 1t. They feel
4 Anil and indefinite pains In various
as,rs of the body and do not un-l
Ss,.taud il. Or they are exceedingly hun.
~, an. dsy and entirely without appetite
,ss next. This was just the way IfeIt when
N .Sa o raentless malady which had fastened
s.elf upon me first began. Still thought
. a was nothing; that probably had taken
cold which would soon pass away.
Shortly after this noticed a heavy, and at
ZINES neuralgia, pain in my head, but as it
would come one day and be gone the next,
naid but little attention 10 it. However,
my stomach was out of order and my food
OGep failed to digest, causing at times great
inconvenience. Yet had no idea, even as
nbyscian, that these things meant any
ibn1 serious or that monstrous
S .e, was becoming fixed upon
me- Candidly, thought I was
Nh accordingly. But ! got no better. iii
next noticed peculiar color and odor about
he fluids ! was passing-also that there
we're large quantities one day and very little
ihe next, aud that persistent frOth and
scum appeared upon the surface, and sedi-
uent settled in the bottom. And yet did
pot realise my danger, for, indeed, seeing
these symptoms continually, / finally be-
came accustomed to them, and my suspi-
rOD was wholly disarmed by the fact that |
had no pain in the affected organs or in their
vicinity. Why should have been SO blind
cannot understand.
There is terrible future for all physical
neglect, and impending danger always brings
\ person TO his senses, even thought II may
then be too late. | realized, at last, my
critical condition and aroused myself to
overcome IT, And, Oh how hard l tried
\ consulted the best medical skill in the
land. ! visited all the prominent mineral
springs in America and travelled from Maine
70 California. Still grew worse. No two
physicians agreed as to malady. One said
was troubled with spinal irritation; an
other nervous prostration; another, malaria;
another, dyspepsia; another, heart dis |
ease; another, general debility; another,
congestion Of the base OF the brain; and SO
on through a long list of common diseases,
The symptoms of all of which | really had.
ID this way several years passed, during all
.Ol which time | was steadily growing worse.
ply condition had really become pitiable. |
The slight symptoms | at first experienced
were developed Into terrible and constant
dsOrlers-the little twigs OF pain had
grown to oaks OF agony. My weight had |
been reduced from POI to 100 pounds. Ny
lie was torture to myself and friends. I'll
could retain no food upon my stomach, and |
lived wholly by injections. / was a living |
mass of pain. My pulse was uncomfortable. |
10 my agony frequently fell upon the Iioor,
|coHyuIslyely clutched the carpet, and prayod |
|or death. Morphine had little or no eject /
lin dradtnng the pain. For six DAYS and |
|llgbtS had the death premonitory HE /
coughs constantly. My urine was filled with 1
lube casis and albumen. | was struaRlinR /
with Brght's disease of the kidneys in It's /
last stages.
While suffering thus l re 'eived call from |
ny pastor, the Rev. DR.. Foote, rector of st.
faul'S church, of this city. / felt that It /
Nas our last Interview, but In the course of |
conversation he mentioned a remedy of /
Nheh mad heard much but had never used.
pr' foote detailed to me the many remark
pOlt cures which had coEne under his obser-
Nauoh' by means of this remedy, and urged
ut 10 Try u. AS practicing physician and
graduate OF the schools, / cherished the
pglllce both natural and common with all
iegular practitioners, and derided the idea
y any medicine outside the regular channels
,clng the least beneficial. So solicitious,
however was DR.. Foote, that / finally |
Promised would waive my prejudice and |
Y Tue remedy he SO highly recommended.
otgah us use on the LIST day of June and /
pVk IL according to directions. At first it
,eAenel me; but this thought was a good
~ lor me In my debilitated condition. l
~. TO take it; the sickening sensa-
.Un departed and | was able to retain food
-Poa my stomach. In few days noticed
Yielded change for the better as also did
y glle and friends. Myshiceoughs ceased
'~l experienced less pain than formerly.
!, vac 50 reJolced at this improved condition
ua' upon what had believed but q few
' Il. otlore was my dying bed, vowed, In
Is presence oil my family and friends,
.gunl ! recover | would both publicly and
n"sIeiy make known this remedy for the
w. VI humanity, wherever and whenever
-. aaI ah opportunity. also determined
Va, would give a course of lectures in the
t.,ii Academy of Music IN this CITY.
, naulg IN iull the symptoms and almost
Al StfleSShess OF my disease and the remark-
NUT U,e means by which have been saved. Nv
u ~ was constant from that time.
\ IL less than three months | had gained
~. (, pounds in flesh, became entirely free
, ',,a pam and | believe owe my life and
1s condition wholly to Warmers Safe
'S NJ, lhe remedy which used.
rs ,,i1ge my recovery have thoroughly re-
I ~ the subject of kidney Difficult
~ anu bright's disease, and the truths de-
e Ip are astounding. l therefore state.
sr,. and as physician, that be.
W. e'e more than one-half of the deaths which
t sa ID America are caused by Bright's
iseaSe OF the kidneys. This may sound
,Hg rash statement, but am PREPARED To