Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-18

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Frdh LHHkeHheimer.
| OFFICE: No. 21i WEST EIGHTH ST.,
| .. ANDERSON, NJ. D., SUPERINTENDENT
CINCINNATI o., Dec, . 1892
uesSrS Editors:
/ have during my professional career
IF many years practice, treated a large
number OF various disorders, of which
| perhaps none have given me more
trouble than the mysterious disease
known as acute nephritis; and while il
may seem strange it is, nevertheless true
| that the physician is generally greatly
annoyed by this mysterious trouble, es.
pecially when the case is of hereditary
origin. 1t is, doubtless, the first stage OF
the well-known, but terrible Bright's dis
case, as the kidneys contain large guam
sites of aibumen; and while children
and young people are especially liable to
its attacks, it is prevalent with all classes
! Ind usually continues until late iii life.
One obstinate case which came uude
my observation, was that of a fireman @.
his city who applied 10 me for treat
ment The case was diagnosed perea
'.Vn210v3 ucphH.~s The man was
Wo-y-l ur years Of age, pletaeric end
..4b CO.. Lilai it..ts AAt HNHltA litte ii'
IA sItIefcJ .mu uninavy troubles FROM
q iLlGooj, and that ha had doctorei
hundred times. eacn time improving
| some; after which, in a short while he
would relapse into his former state OF
| misery. / prescribed the usual thera-
peutics known to the profession with thc
! same result that my colleagues had oh
tanned, He got better for while and
then got worse again: in fact, 50 bad
that he had to lay off for some time. lie
suffered intense pain; SO much SO that |
confess | had to resort TO hypodermic IN
iections Of morphia My druggist who
knew how Disguised | was with the case,
although not willing to desert the man,
advised me to try remedy from which
he (the druggist himself, and derived
great benefit. As a drowning man
catches at a straw. prescribed rem
edy, not letting my patient, However
know what ! was giving him; and, al
though not a believer in nor a patron of
patent medicines" l must confess that
after my fireman had taken one bottle he
grew much better. imade him continue
| its use for period of two months, with
| the most gratifying results; it really
worked wonders and he owes his cure
| and present perfect health solely to the
remarkable power of Warmers Safe Kid
ney and liver cure. the remedy which |
prescribed, and he used.
Since the recovery of the man above
mentioned. | have given considerable
| thought to the subiett of acute nepTltis
| or kidney difficulty, and | find that its
manifestations are most remarkable. II
| often appears without amy special symp
| toms Of its own, or possibly as sequel
| 10 some other disease. 1t may be a
| sequel TO scarlatina, diphtheria 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 region,
! ,ho "small Of the back troublesome
micturtions and frequent changes in
| tha color of the urine. which az times
| diminishes pcrcept!bly. If the urine is
entirely suppressed. tine caa2 probably,
! viii terminate fatally in a very few
/ laws. DTop-v is a consequence of the
! suppression of urine. and the seyereuess
| OF il is governed By the proportion Of
retention. The nervous system becomes
! Frustrated with subsequent commissions
| and irregular circulation of the blood,
| which in my estimation eventually might
! 'ause o diseased heart to give out As
Gaye remarked, in many kidney diseases
yes, even in Bright disease itself
| therc is no pCrCeptIbie pain IN the back
and these troubles often assert them
selves III various svmptOms--fOr in.
stance, in troublesome diahuhm. blooc
! poison. impaired eyesight, nauseau loss
Of appetite. disordered digestion, loss OF
! consciousness, husky voice and many
| other complaints too numerous to men
| ton. Indeed thousands Of people arr
suffering from the first stages Of Bright
disease to-day, and they do not h1t0tc t.
In conclusion, / would like to state
that have. since my success Wi d the
fireman. repeatedly prescribed Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. and if my
professional brethren could only be
brought so far as to overcome their
prejudice against proprietary medicines
they would, undoubtedly, find Them
selves recompensed for their supposed
sacrifice OF liberty as well as by the
great benefits that would accrue 70 the
world. Most sincerely
o. ANDERSON. NJ. D.,