The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-02
RE.INVESTIGATED.
A RopturlSnbIc Stat tcment Fully Confirm
by Threo Imnortnmt IntCrYicMs.


emily it ctu5od moro oomInotioa in Roche3- |
tor, rs the following from tho samo paper
shows
DIR. j. b. Henion, who is wei known not
only III hochertor, but in nearly cvCry art
or America, sent an extended article TO this
paper, a few days since, which was duly pub
llshed, detailing his remarkable oxporienco
ana rescue from what seemed TO be certain
death. ltwould be m rossible TO en- mcrato
the personal in, uiries which have been made
Mt our Oil &C u; to the validity Of the article,
D"'thoy haVo been 80 nun erous that further
myos igation of tic subject was doomed an
editorial ncco sity.
With this end in view representa- vo o3
this paper callc on Dr. IIenon at his rest
dcnce, when tho following intorvey OCCUR
red:
sThat article Of yours, do ctor, has cron-
tcd quite whlrlwind. hro tho statements
about tho terrible condition you were in, and
the way you Werc rescued such as you can
sus.ain?"
Every one of them aud many additional
ones. Few people ever get so no1r tho gravo
as did and thou rotUr !, and | am not sur
priscd that the public think it marvellous. 1t
was marvClOus.'
como to bo brought so luwt''
Iy neglocting the fl st and most SIM 10
symptoms. l did not think i was sick. 1t
Is true had frequent headaches; felt tired
| most of the time; could nothing one day
| and was ravenous the neNt felt dull. indcf,
mto pains, AMI my stomach WAS out of order,
but did not think it meant anything Sc
| rious."
But have these common ailmonts any
thing to do with the fearful Bright's disease
| which took o firm a hold on y0u:'
Anything? Why, they are the sure in H.
cations Of tho first stages of that dreadful
malady The fact is, few people know or
roal ize wh' tail them, and am orry to say
that too f. W hy'ic;anS do either"
| Ihat Is strange statement, DOCTOR"
| 1 n n
fcssion have b; en- treating symptoms IL stoad
OF scases for yo lrs, and il is high timo it
ceased. We doctors lave been clipping OF
D., tho twigS when we should strike a. tho root
| The symptoms have Just mentioned or any
| unusual action or irritation of tho water
cham i indicate tho approach o. Bright's
q Scaso oven moo than II cough anro mccS
tho coming of consumption. We do npt
! treat the co Ugh, bat try to help tle lun. s.
| We shoHld not waste our time trying to re.
! heye the headache, stomach, pains about the
| body or other symptoms, but go directly 10
tho kidney, tho sourc, of mo t Of tho 9 all
| mcntS."
"This, then, is what you meant when you
said moro than One-half Ito teaihs which
occur arise from Bright's disease, is it
| doctOr?'
Pro 'isoy. Thousands of 50. called dis
| easeI are t)rtur.ng people to-day, when in
| reality it IS Britht'S disease in some enc Of
its many forms. 1t is IL Hyd a! ca led mon
or and the slightest symp,t hould strike
| terror 10 every ono who has them. | can
look buck and recall hun Il eds of deaths
which physici IN, declared at til, time wr"o
caused hN paralysis. aponlexy, heart dis,ase
| pncumol il. mallrial fever aud other com
mon complaints which 500 cnowwe.c cnu.ed
| by Bright s dis 'a~c.'
"And did all thoSo ~'scs havo simple
| SYMPTOMS Il, tilSt ~
"Evcry ono of them, and might have bccn
curCd a. ! WIS 10y Ia" rimcy us Of the Same
| remedy -Nar,IcT's Safe (yuIr am ,,t,in,,
| my c,CS tho q T3!i open in this .nattrr and
think ann Lcln,n': ut crs TO see the ia rs
nro no end of truths brnr,ut o., this S,,,"n ,iu'
If YOU want t. kn wv u,nrc about il O. and
| sec NJ. Warnor hin s,G IIo was silk thr
| samo aS |, and rs the hrath c,t man m
| EOchostCr tod ~. lIo has muto Il study OF
! ihnn can, O., foo nId SOD Ir ,',''
| thr chemist nj ihr ni,,r.;I, Ir "'',, 20
| facts there are any uunu,itv,r ti,,,,r ,hn',
in the alarming in2r,n;a of nrieh, $ dis
ca 9, It's simple AMI deceptive slm1.o oms,
| and thorN Il but ono way by which it can bo
| cScnrcd.
| Fd'li satisfied OF tho tru h ana forCo Of tho
! Doctor words, the re porter badu him good
| day at call, on MIR. Warn;r at his cs' ab.
| llshnn nG On rNChTnGc street. At first Nv
| War or was inclined 10 be rvtiCcnt, but learn
| ing q n III" lni0ruatlou q, siroi wa% il out
| tho alarming lucr'H$ 'uf !fri dts diaoa, y, hi
| IN tnh' change I'm family, and he spoke very
| car citly:
| 1T Is ne ihnt Elight';: disease has in
| crca cd wonderfully. ;.ut e find, b. ...!inhln
stntLt c., that in the last tn years il;
Z, owth has been 20 per cent Look at thu
pro nin"nt Incn it has CARED on: r. ,rr,It,
Su nncr, thrH' WiI~,h, Carpenter. Il =. Cd
| iiaNcn and lrr.,, and others. 1hi+ i ,c ri
I'r, and Sho ~ Il lsr,i itcG s,rOwlh than thu, of
| an OTTO. k :oWn comp!nirt. 1t should hc
| l,la II 10 eve y on that something must bo
| done to ch" * THIS III re; s or thclo is no
| hn 'M'" W'',,!o Il luay Cnd.'
DO !oI think many p,oplo arc Il llirtcd
| Miih 1t to-''ny who do not realize il, Mr.,
| Nara"r!'
lilindr, d' OF th0nsanas ] have Il Etrik-
! h% c\amrlc of this truth which has lust
| comets my notice. \ prominent professor
| IL II New Orleans mCdlca COLLEGE was lcct.,r
n# before his class on tnc subjt ct Of Bright's
|
alS>o'o rni Nart"n7 llGi"S "h0ct micro
| JH' e llc Hn NY =. anH WnN sH"w,nE 'ho *,n, :in
ms WlnAI 'h9 lh''r"''"'" I" 'n'S ''r' '"''
| 1alady were. III ord r TO show the contrast
'ctwe2n he llthy nnd unhealthy fluid; 40 ha3
| pro ,idod vial, the contonts Of which w,r.
| drawn from his own person. And now.
! g'ntlemen,' he said AS We hpve seen tn
unhealthy indications will show on how it
submitted his own jhid TO thu usmni fest 4;
| he watched the results his rountcnonc sud.