Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-08-17
RE-INVESTIGATED,
4 Remarkable Statement Fully Confirmed by
Three Important Interviews.

VA unusual article from the kuCh'~tCr, y.
o, hB"rIrd dHd THJ'mj1c was published in
his paper gently and has been the subject Of
lUrh conversation, both i'll professional circles
MI "n the street. Apparently it caused more
"min.'tion i'll Rochester, as the following from
he sam" paper shows:
br. j. i. Hui"n. who Is We'll known not
ally Ia Rochester, hut in nearly every part of
\E'rica, sent an extended article TO this paper,
few days since, which was duly Published.
ictaillu- hi, remarkable experience and rescue
rom what seemed to h" certain death. 1t
would lN impossible to rnumrratr the personal
inquiries which have been made at nfr Office
/, t. the validity If the article. hut they have
,',u =" nUmrrnus that further investigation Of
he subject was deemed an editorial necessity.
With this end in view II representative of
hi- laIrr called on DIR. Hcni"n at his resi-
hence. when the following interview secured:
That article If yours doctor, has created
quite whirlwind. Are the statements ahout
he terrible condition You were in, and the
way You We're rescued such ~ you can sustain:
Every one of them and many additional
mes. Few people ever get So near the grave
T. did and then return. and | am not sur
Iri~rd that tn" public think it marvclous. 1t
Was marvellous.
" low in the world dill you, physician,
CONF H. tie brought 81 low -
- Ry ncslcctiny tn first and most simple
Syl:.l 'tolns. did not think was sick. 1t il
true had frequent headaches: felt tired most
II the time; could Eat nothing one day and
Was r;Nrnous the next; felt dull, indefinite
pains, aud my stomach was out "f order, hut |
did uottlink it meant anythin. seroms."
- But have these common ailncnt. anything
to i" With the fcarfal Hrthts disease which
took 50 firm hold on you:"
"Anythinc, Why, they are the sure inli-
- hot lgt,
'ly. The fact is, few people know or realize
what ais thcEi, and am sorry to say that too
lew ply slclaliS Il" either.
THAT Is Il strange statement, doctor
" But it is Il true one. The medical profess
sion have been treating symptoms instead of
disease, for years, and il is high time it ceased.
We doctors have been clipping off the twiSS
when We should strike at the root. The symp-
toms lIay" Just mentioned or any unusual ac
tnn "r irritation "f the water channels indi-
cat,' the approach Of BriIht's disease even
more than II c"ugh annoances the coming of
Ncdo not treat the cough, hut
try IT, help the lungs. We should not waste
our time irwin. To- relieve the headache stnm-
ach, pains about the body or other symptoms,
but 90 directly to the kidneys, the source Of
most Of these ailments.
"A This, then, is what You meant when you
SAID more than onc-h half the deaths which occur
arise from Rri. ht'S disease, is it DOCTOR
Precisely Thousands of sn-callrd diseases
are torturns Ir"p'e to-day, when in reality it
is Fri, htS disease III some one Of its many
forms 1t is Hydra headed monster and the
slightest symptoms should strike terror to ev-
FRY me who has them. | can Look hack and
recall hundreds Of deaths which physicians de-
carci at the time Were caused 10y paralysis,
heart disease. pneumonia material
fever AMI other common complaints which !
,cc now were caused by Briy ht's disease"
" And did all these cases have simple syml-
toms nj tr~t?'
Every one of them, and might have been
cured ~ was 10y the timely use of the same
remedy Warmers Safe Cure. | am getting
nay eyes Thoroughly open in this matter and
think | am helping others To- see the facts and
their possible danger also. Why, there are no
End 81 truths hearing ON this subject. If you
want t. know more about IT 20 and Sco Mr..
Warner himself. He was sick the same aS !.
and il the hcathcst man in Rochester to-day.
lie has made "A study "f this subject and can
give yHu more facts than ! can. Go, too, and
,rc Dr. baltimore, the chemist, Mt the Univcr-
~itv. ii y"u want facts there are any quantity
If them showing the alarming increase of
iiright's disease, it, simple and deceptive symp-
toms, and there is hut one way 10y which it can
I've escaped.
Fully satisfied If the truth and force Of thu
doctors words. the reporter lade him good day
and called ON Mr. Warner ut his establishment
IN Exchange street. At first Mr. Warner was
inclined to lie rcticcnt, hut learning that the
information desired was about the alarming
Increase of Hright's disease, his manner
changed instantly and he spoke very earnestly:
- Ii i true that Bright's disease has ill.,
creased wonderfully, and we find, by reliable
statistics, that i'll the past ten years its growth
has been 3''n lcr cent. Look at the prominent
mon it has carried off: Everett. Sumner,
| ha>c, Wilson, Carpenter Bishops Haven and
Peek and other. This is terrible, and shows
4 llcatrr growth than that of any other known
complaint. 1t should he plain to every one
hat something must he done to check this in
crelsr nr there noknpwing where itmay enl I
-" you think many people are afflicted
with it to-day who do not realize it, Mr. War
ncr :"
" Hundreds Of thousands. have n striking
example Of this truth which has just come to
my notice. \ prominent professor in u New
orleans medical college was lccturng before
his elias, on the subject Of Brilhts disease
He had >arioLs fluids under microscopic analy-
sis. and was showing the students what the in
locations Of this terrible mala'ly were. In or
Ter t. show the contrast between healthy and
fluids, he had provided a vial, the
content, If which were drawn from his own
~
We have seen the unhealthy indications, will
,h,w You how it appears in a state of perfect
icath and he submitted his own fluid to the
i4r1l test As he watched the results his
suddenly changed his color and
command both left HIM. and in Il trembling
!, lee hc said: Gentlemen. ! have made ii
painful discovery; have BriShts disease of
.hc kidneys, and i'll less than II year he was
lead.
You believe, then, that it has no symp-
.nns If it, own and is frequently unknown
wen hv the person who is afflicted with 2"
at has no symptoms of its own and very
,ft..a none at all. Usually no two people have
he same symptoms. and frequently death is
.hn first symptom. The slightest Indication
# any kidney difficulty should he enough to
strike terror to any one. ] know what am
talking about, for have been through all the
.talrs Of kidncy disease"
"Ynu llow Of DR. iIenons case?"
Yes, have both read and heard Of it,.
" 1t i. very wonderful. is it not
Z" \ very prominent case. hut no more s"
h III II great many Others that have come to
MY notice ~ having been cured hy the same
means"
You l,rlievc then that Bright'- disease can
% curcd:'
IL know it can. I know it from expert
nee Of hundreds Of prominent persons who
we're given up to die by both their physicians
mi friends
Won speak of your own experience, what
vas -
4 \ fearful one. hal felt lanEuid and I'M
ittcd for business for years. But did not
snow what allied me-. When, however. |
ound it was kidney difficulty, Thought there
sl4 little hope, and 80 did the doctors. |
nave since learned that one If the physicians
i this city pointed me out t. gentleman on
he street one day, saving, there goes a man
vho viii hr dead within a year. believe his
words would have proven true if | had not
ortunatcly secured and used the remedy now
Known IA Warnrrs Safe Cure.
" AMI this caused you to manufacture it -
NO, it causrd me- IT, investigate | went
+" the principal cities saw physicians proscrib-
II. aud utiu-; it and | therefore determined.
Is a duty owed humanity and tho suffering.
% bring it within their reach and now it is
Known in every part of America, is sold in
very ,rl; store and has become u household
necessity
The reporter left Mr. Warner, much i'm
,rc,.rd with the cirnc-tneSs ami sincerity of
lis statements, and nc\t paid a visit t" DIR. :.
\. baltimore, ut his residence on Prince street |
DR.. baltimore, although hueily engaged upon
III" matters connected with the State Board
# Health of which he is one Of the analysts,
'ourteously answered the questions that We're