Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-06

OFF1CE: NO. 2711 WEST EIGHTH STREET.
y. ANDERSON. NJ. D.. SUPERINTENDENT !
- CINCINNATI, o., DEC. 2, 1892
Messrs. Editors:
nave during my professional career of many years
practice, treated large number of various disorders
OF which. perhaps none have given me more trouble
than the mysterious disease known acute nephrts
ana While may seem strange it is nevertheless true
that the physician is generally greatly annoyed by this
mysterious trouble especially when the case is of he
redary origin. 1t is, doubtless the first stage of the
well KNOWN but terrible Brights disease as the kidneys
contain large quantities Of abumen while children
and young people especially liable to its attacks it ia
prevalent w1thla classes and usually continues until
late in life.
One obstinate case which came under my observation
was that OF fireman OF this city who applied to
treatment The case was diagnosed parenchymatous
nephr1tls. The man was twenty -four years of age:
pethorc and light Completed He stated that he ad
suffered from urinary troubles from chi. dhood and
that he had ''doctored" hundred times each time
improving some; after which, in short while he
would relapse into his former state Of misery pre-
scribed the usual therapeutics known to the profession
with the same result that my colleagues had obtained
He got better for while and then worse again. in fact
30 bad that he had to lay Off for some time He suf
fered intense pain; much that confess had tn
resort to hypodermc injections of morphia MY drug
g1at, who knew how Disguised I was with the case
although not willing to desert the man. advised me to
try remedy from which he (the druggist himself had
derived great benefit AS drowning man catches at
straw. prescribed this remedy, not letting my patient
however. know what was giving him; and although
not believer in nor patron Of patent medicines
must confess that after my fireman had taken one
bottle ne grew much better. made him continue its
use for period Of two months. with the most grafy
ing results it really worked wonders and he owes s
cure and present perfect health solely the remarka
bic power of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure the
remedy which prescribed and he used.
Since the recovery of the man above mentioned
have given considerable thought to the subject of acute
nephritis kidney difficulty. and find that its mani.
festatons are most remarkable It often appears with.
out any special symptoms Of its own or possibly AZ
sequel to some other disease. It may be a sequel to
scaratna. dphthera and other Illnesses and even arise
from pregnancy The first symptoms frequently show
themselves In the form Of high, fierce, and intense
pains in the lumbar regioh-'the small of the backm
troublesome mcturions and frequent changes in the
color Of the urine which at times dnnishes percepti
bly, If the urine is entirely suppressed the case prob
ably. will terminate fatally in very few days. Drorsv
Is conse quence Of the suppression of urine and the
severeness of it is governed by the proportion of re-
tenton The nervous system becomeo prostrated with
subsequent commissions and irregular circulation
Of the blood, which. in my estimation eyent,1,
ally might cause q diseased heart to give ont
As I have remarked. in many kidney dis.
eases-yes even in Brghts Disease itsef-there Ia no
percepbe pain in the back and these troubles often
assert themselves various symptoms instance
in troublesome diarrhoea. blood poison impaired eve
sight, nausea. loss Of appetite disordered digestion
loss OF husky voice and many other
plants too numerous to mention Indeed, thousands
Of people ring from the first stages Of Briets
disease to-day. and they do not k'a0ar 1t.
In conclusion. wou like to state that have since
my with the fireman, repeatedly prescribed
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and II NV pro-
fessona brethren could only be brought 90 far az
overcome their against proprietary medicines
they would, undoubtedly. find themselves reeompensed
for their supposed sacrifice Of liberty. a. we'll a by
the great benefits that would accrue 70 the world.
Most sincerely,
O. ANDERSON, Md,
Huperintendenk