The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-10-06
THE HIGHEST AUTHORITY.
Upon n Subject of Vital Interest. Al
fectlDg the Welfare OF ALI.


Upon a subject of vital Interest. Al
fectiDg the Welfare OF All.
The following remarkable letter from one OF
the leading and best known scientific writer's oil
the present day is specially significant and
should he of unusual value to all rea ders who
desire to 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 people, a.
well as the more enlightened and refined, CRY
out with no uncertain voice to be emanciDated
from the slavery OF cons ervatism aud supersti.
tlon which has held the masses in gross ignor.
ance during large portion OF the worlds his.
tory, and In the time of the Dark Ages came
near oblIteratlng the last glimmer of truth.
DoSmatlc asserslCns and bind empiricism are
looslng caste among all classes of all countries.
Feople are beginning to think for themselves,
ana to regard authority much less than argu-
nlent. Men and women are 10 longer willing
that few individuals should dictate to them
Mnat must be their sentiments and opinions.
lhey claim the right to solve for themselves
tne great questions of the day and demand that
l1e general good of humanity shall be respect
ca. AS the result of this general awakening,
we see, on every hand, unmistakaEle evidence
OF reformatory action. People who, few
years ago, endured suffering the most intens
-NAA+N
ISM ees OF sucha course. Men who were I'M
der the bondage of bigOted advisers allowed
tneH health to depart; suffered their coustitu-
tiohs 10 become undermined and finally died as
martyrs TO false system Of treatment. There
are millions of people filling untimely graves
VINO might nave lived to green old age had
ther original troubles been taken in time or
properly treated. There are thousands of peo-
PIE To-Day, thoughtIessly enduring the first
symptoms OF OF some serious malady and with
OUT the slightest realization of the danger that
Is before them. They have occasional head
aches; a lack of appetite one day and n raven
GUS one TIE next, or all upaccOunt9ble feeling
Vi WEAKNESS, sometimes accompanied bv na.l.
sea and attribute all these troubles TO tie old
iuea OF slight cod or malaria. 1t Is high
lltne that people awoke TO KNOWLEDGE of the
seriousness of these matters and er5aneipated
themselves from The professional bigotry which
controls them. When this Is Goae ana when
all classes OF physicians become liberal enough
10 exclude al dogmas. save that il Is their duty
to cure disease as quickly, and AS safely as nos
sIDle; 10 maintain no other position than that
VI tiuth honestly ascertained. and to endorse
anu recommend any remedy that has been
FOUND useful, no matter what its origin, there
WIN Oe no more qnarreil.ng among the doctors.
the world"
. | am well aware of the censure that will be
meted out to me for writing this letter
feel that | cannot be true to my honest couyic-
lions unless extend helping hand and en-
dorse all that l know to be good. The extend
ed publications for the past few years aud
graphic descriptions of different diseases of
the kidneys and liver have awakened the nedi-
cal profession to the fact that these diseases
are greatly increasing. The treatment of the
doctors has been largely governmental and
many~of their patients have died while they
were casting about for q remedy to cure them
" IL Is now over two years since my attention
was hrst called to the use Of a most wonderful
preparation IN the treatment of Brghts dis
ease OF the kidneys. Patients had frequently
asked me about the remedy and I had heard of
remarkable cures effected by it. but like many
others l hesitated TO recommend its use A
personal friend of mine had been in poor
health for some time aud his application for
insurance on his life had been rejected on &C
count of Bright's disease. Chemical and
microscopical ex limitations of his urine re-
Vealed the presence of large quantities OF albu-
men ana granular tube casts, which confirmed
the correctness of the diagnosis. After trying
all the usual remedies, directed him to use
this preparation aud was greatly surprised to
observe a decided improvement within &
month. and within four months, no tube casts
could be discovered. At that time there was
present only trace of albumen. and he felt,
as he expressed 1t, perfectly we'll. and all
through the influence of Warmers safe Cure
the remedy he used"
"After this prescribed this medicine in full
doses in both acute and chronic nephritis.
lBnghts diseased and with the most satisfac-
tory results. My observations were neither
small IN number nor hastily made They ex-
tended over several months aud embraced
large number of cases which have proved SC
satisfactory TO my mind, that I would earnest
~ urge upon my professional brethren the I'M
poltance of giving fair and patient trial to
warmers Safe Cure. In large class of all
ments where the hlood is obviously in an IN
healthy state, especially where glandular en-.
gorgements and lnfammatory eruptions exist.
indeed IN many of those forms of chronic III
disposition IN which there is no eyideuce of
organic mischief, but where the general health
IL depleted the face salOw. the urine colored.
constituting the condition in which the patient
IS said to be bilious, the advantage gained by
the use of this remedy is remarkable. Ia
Brlghts disease it seems to act as a solvent Of
to sOothe and heal the inhamed
to wash out the epithelial debris
which blocks up the tltb,tli liriniferi and to
prevent destructive metamorphosis Of It's
sue"
Belonging as I do to a branch Of the pro-
fesslon that believes that 10 one school of
medicine knows all the truth regarding The
treatment of disease. and being independent
enough to select any remedy that will relieve
my patients, without reference to the source
edge and commend the merits of this remedy
thus frankly. Respectfully yours,
r. A. GUM, NJ. d.
Dean ana Professor of Surgery United States
Medical College of New York; editor of Ned
zeal Tribune; Author of Gums New and
Improved Hand Book of Hygiene and Dc
nestle Medicine, ETC.. etc.