The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-06
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Tha fli8wlng remarkable lttttf fffm ans
N ils ieadlna and w. thovn scientific
sliisfs n ne pfrssb' dsf Il especially
sighlneaul, aad sliauld ~ " unusual value
a. III fHstsfi sbi desire q kaap pace with
tbsmafeh N modern discoveries leventfi
:" 4 general dsyand fDf fffofhaiion II
ube n The inusi distlntiits nhafaeieiittlrs
n iha nl1rtoahth century, The eHnfusn
peNpis, ~ well nv The more enlightened and
ftnHfi, ffy uut with no uneefInln voice ~
be otnamiipa 81 ffnm thg slavery NJ cur,
fafyailsm and aupffdilOn which has held
The mngfas In gfuu ign9f6ura during
large pofilhn N The Nhfli's lhstHrY And IN
the time Of The Dark hErg' cams mar oh
liicfailng The last pliminef oi ifulh. Dog'
malia assertions aud hlini enpilioiftn afg
lpslnK raste among nll eihsfrs ~ Hll cDun'
tfltsi People nre beginning 81 think for
tfintusnlvaf, aud 10 felgitd authority in1cl
loss than argument Pen aud women ntn
m longer willing that few individuals
should d'rtats ~ them whht must be ihoir
sentiments ana opinions. They claim the
right iO solve f0r Themselves tho grent
questions OF the day nud demand that tho
general good of humanity shall be ~.
spactcd, As tho result u this general
awakening, wee soc, IN every hand, unfnis.
taxable evidences " rsforlnntofy action.
People who, FEW yoarB ago, endured sui.
fering tho most Intense In tho namo OF
duty, now realize tho ui,oT foolishnoss OF
siicb a course. Men who were under tho
bondage of blgotcd advisers allowed their
health ~ depart, suffered their constitn.
tiUis 10 become undermined and nnally
died ~ martyrs 10 a fnlsu system Of treat.
mrnt There are millions OF people hlling
untimely graves who might hayo lived to
a green old ago had their original troubles
been taken In tiIro or properly treated.
There are Thousands OF people to-day,
thoughtlossly enduring the first symptoms
OF some serious mnlndy aud without tho
slightest realization Of the danger that |,
before tbom. Thoy have occasional head.
nchcii lack OF appetite ono day and a
ravenO,ls 0nc the next, or mn nnaccounsa-
bio feeling of wcarinoss, sometimes accom-.
panied by nausea, and attribute all these
troubles 10 the old idea o, slight cold or
malnrin. II Is high time that people awoke
70 n knowledge OF the seriousness Of these
matters and emancipated Themselves from
the professional bigotIy which controls
them. When this is done and when all
classes OF physicians become liberal enough
10 exclude all d1glnss, sayo that II Is their
duty to euro disease as quickly and as
safely as possible; 70 maintain no other po-
Hitioh than that Of truth honestly nsccr.
tanned, and TO indorso aud any
remedy that has be-n found useful, no mat.
Ter what rs origin, thQrc will lie no moro
qunrreing among the doctors, while there
will bo great rejoicing throughout tho
world.
- am well aware Of the censurc that
VIII DO meted out 10 mo for writing this
letter lut feel that can not be- true 10
my honnit convictions unless ] extend a
helping hand and indorse al TINT | know
Ia la psud flI. nWtoutaI u,tiIt.attat,y f,,,.
the pnst few years, and graphic detcrip.
tlons of different diseases of the kidneys
aud liver have awakened the medical pro-
fession 10 the fact that these diseases nie
greatly Increasing. The treatment of tho
doctors has been largely experimental and
many OF their patients have died while
they were casting about for remedy to
cure them.
at Is now over two years since NV NJ.
tention was first called 10 the use Of q most
wonderful preparation In the Treatment OF
Bnghps discase Of the kidneys. Patients
had frequently asked mo about the romsdy
and Ind heard OF remarkable cures ef.
fectad by u, bit like many others hesi-
taicl to recommend It's use. A personal
friend Of mine had bccn In poor health for
some lime and his application Tor insur-
nnce on his llfa had boen rejected on az
count OF Brights disease. Chemical and
microscgplcal examinations Of his urino re-
veiled Afeprcscnce of large quantities Of
Hlhumcn and granular tube casts, which
confirmed the correctness Of tho diagnosis.
After trying oil the usual remedies, N.
rcc,ed him 10 use this preparntionand was
greatly surprised 20 obferye 4 decilsd I'm.
provcinent within month, and within
four months no tube casts could be dis.
covered. Al thnt tlme thoro was present
only trace OF albumen, aud he felt, as he
QNur0Nan1 N tHaEf.afitf ksa.tI : mi AL
through the influence of Warmers Safe
Cure. tho remedy ho used.
AFTER this prescribed this medicine IN
full drsct In both acute and chronic M.
phritis, brighpa diseased aud with the
most satisfactory results. My observations
were neither small In number nor hastily
made. They extended over several months
and embraced n large number Of cases
which have proved 30 satisfactory to my
mind, that l would earnestly urge upon
my professional brethren tho Importance
Of giving fair and patient trial 20 War
nets fafe Curr. In largo class Of all.
ments where ths blond Il obviously IN an
unhealthy state, especially where glandti-
lar engagements and infnmmatory ertip.
tions exist, indrci IN many of those FORMS
Of chronic indf.poxition IN which thcro is
no evidence Of organic mischief, hut whcre
the general health j. depletci, the face sal
iuNt wv urine tpfNfrut tonttltutlnH tlif
condition In which the patient Is said TO 10
bilious the advantage gained hy tho ,se
Of this remedy Is remarkable. In Brlghtis
disease n seems 10 act ns solvent ~ al
humen; 30 soothc and heal tha infamcd
memhranos; To wash out the epithe' 'ial
debris which blocks up tho iubuli nrinifsri,
and 20 prevent destructive mctamorphosis
Of tissue. "i
"Belonging as do 20 branch Of the
profession TINT believes that no ono school
Of medicine knows all the truth regarding
the treatment of disease, and being indie.
pendent enough 10 select any remedy that
will relieve my patients, without reference
70 the source from whence II comes, | am
glad 10 acknowledge AMI commend the
merits OF this rameiy tins frankly.
Resprctnlly yours.
t II. A. Guss, ~. ID.
"ncan aud Professor OF Surgery, Unlted
Hiaics Medical College Of New York,
F'iitor of Medical Tribune; Author III
Gums New aud Improved Handbook Of
Hygiene and Domestic Medicine, ctc."