Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-02-02
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES OF CINCINNATI.
OFFICE: No 2Ih WEST EIGHTH STREETS.
U. ANDERSON. NJ d., SUPERINTENDENT.
CINCINNATI, o., DEG 2 1s,g

|
CINCINNATI, o., DEC. 2, 1882.
nave during my professional career OF many
Years practice, treated a large number of variou.
u,soruers, OF which, perhaps. none have given Inc
liO.e Trouble than the mysterious disease known as
1--we nspnrltls and while 1t may seem strange il
greatly annoyed by tits yU ,o i generally
when the case is OF hereditary origin. Mta Innhi
less the nrst stage OF the well known, but terrible
Brghts disease, as the kidneys contain large ulan-
| tltles OF albumen and while children and Young
people are especially liable to Its attacks 1t is Prev
| late In life. '''''
One obstinate case which came under my obser-
vnali9n, was That OF fireman Of this city who ap-
pleu 10 me for treatment. The case was diagnosed
pdfehchynatons nephrltis. The man was TWENTY
-FOUR years OF age plethoric and light complicated
| He stated that he had suffered from urinary IRON
| Dies from childhood, and that he had 'doctoredr
anuhured times, each time Improving some after
when, IN a short while, he would relapse into ms
| former state of misery | prescribed the usual
therapeutics known to the profession with The same
result mat my colleagues had obtained. lie got
better for while and then worse again in fact. so
pau mat he had TO lay OIL for some time. lie suf-
lerea Intense pam; so much so that confess /,
n 10 resort 10 hypodermic injections OF mOrphia
MY druggist who Knew how disguised was with
INC case, although not willing to desert the man
ADVISED me to try remedy from which he Uhe
ufugglsD himself, had derived great benefit Asa
drowning man catches at a straw, prescribed this
r ,sha, not letting my patient, however know
What was giving him aud, although not a be-
lever IN nos u patron of patent medicines" |
must confess that after my fireman had taken one
It's use for period Of two months with the most
gratifying results; 1t really worked wonders anu
nc owes MS cure anu present perfect health solely
70 inc remarkable power of Warmers Safe Kidney
and he used.
Since the recovery OF the man above mentioned
huNe gwen considerable thought to the subject OF
acute nephrills, or kidney dinculty, and md that
us manifestations are most remarkable. II often
appears without any spec lal SYMPTOMS of lis own
OF possibly as sequel to some other disease II
may ne sequel 10 sea- latina, dphthera, and other
innusses anu even arise from pregnancy. The first
Smplonis frequently show themselves in the
form Oh hlgn, nerce and Intense pains IN tho
LUMBAR region title small OF the back" trouble
some nIcturltlons and frequent changes III the |
color oil the urine which at tups liuiinishes nor
ceptibly. II the urine ia entirely suppressed the
case probably, VIII terminate fatally in ycry few
Jays Droysy u consequence of the suppression |
VI URINE anu Tue severercss OF II Ia governed by
lne proportion OF retention. The nervous system
becomes Frustrated with subsequent commissions |
ana irregular circulation Of the blood which, in nv
estimation, eventually might cause diseased heart |
10 give out. As | have remarked in many kidney |
dlseases-yes even in Bright's disease iscif-thcr,,
Is no percepbc pain in the back and these troubles
ultcn assert themselves in various symptoms-fOr
instance, IN troublesome disrrhPa. blood poison |
impaired eycslHht, nausea loss OF annette dis mr.
dered DIGESTION loss OF consciousness husky voice |
ana many other complaints too numerous to mem |
non. Indeed thousands of people are suffering |
from the lirst stages OF Bright's disease to-day and
they DO not knOtc il.
In conclusion. would like to state that have. |
since my success with the fireman. repeatedly prr-
scrbed Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and |
II my professional brethren coull only bn hrnught |
so far as 10 overcome their prejudice against ro.
prleiary medicines they would undouhtedly ANA
themselves recompcnscd for their supposed sacrl-
flee of liberty, well as by the great beucii,s ina,
would accrue TO the world.
Most sincerely,
o. ANDERSON, NJ
superintendent.