The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-20

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All unusual article from the Rochester
IN. ~ Democrat and Chronicle was pub
lished III this paper recently and has been
the subject a much conversation both Ia
professional circles and on the street.
Apparently Il caused more commotion In
Rochester. q The following from The sano
paper shows:
DR.. J. b. Henion. Who q well known not
only IN Rochester, but in nearly every part
81 America, sent IN extended article 70
this paper. q few days since. which was
duly published, detailing his remarkable
experiences and rescue from what seemed
% b certain death. II would b imp.os-
which have been made q our Office a. 70
the validity Of the article, a they have
been 10 numerous that further investiEa-
tion 81 the subject was deemed IN editorial
necessity.
With this end In view q representative o.
this paper called On DR.. Henion a his
residence, when the following interview
occurrci:
.That article OF yours, doctor. has
created quite . whlrlvind. Are the state
ments about the terrible condition you
were IN. and the way [ye.u were res'usa'
ssEyery one II them and many additional
ones. Few people ever get ~ near the
grave A. I did and then return. and ! am
not surprised thai the public think Il mar
velonS. Il was marvellous"
eHow In the world did you, = ply sIcinns
come 70 be brought so lowy'
sBy negiectinc the first and most simple
symptoms. ! did not think ! was sick. Lt
Il true I had frequent headaches; felt tired
most Of the time; could cat nothing one
day and was ravenous the next; felt dull,
iniefinite pains, ami my stomach was out
Or order. but l did not think Il meant any
sBnt have these common ailments any
thing % do with the fearful Bright's
disease which took 20 firm . hold on
youtn
.Anything? why. they are the sure IN
dicetions Of tho first stages of that dread
ful mnlady. The fact IL. few people know
\ Or realize what aiis them. and ! arm sorry
70 say that too lev Physicians 20 either
That Is q strange statsmeAt. doctor.'
sBut 1. Is q true one. The medical pro-
fession have been treating symptoms IN
stead Of diseases for years. and i Is high
time II ceased. We doctors have beer
clipping on the twigs when we should
strike at the root. The symptoms have
j'st mentioned Or any unusual action q
Irritation or the water channels indicate
the approach of Bright's disease even mor'
than 4 cough announces the coming n
consumption We do not treat the cough
but try 10 help the lungs. We should no
waste our time trying q relieve the head
ache, stomach, pains about the body o
other symptoms. buf 60 directly TO the kid
neys. the source Of most Of theseailmentS.
This. then. Is what you meant wheI
Won said more than one-half the death
which occur arise from Bright's disease, 4
Precisely. Thousands OF so-called dis
/ eases are torturing people to-day, when A
: reality II Is Brightss disease in some one 9
is many forms. II II . Hydra heade'
monster and the slightest symptoms shout
strike terror 70 every one who has them
can look back and recall hundreds 2
deaths which physicians declared a. ~
time were caused BY paralysis. aPoplexy
heart-disease, pneumonia. malariai feve
ana other common complaints which ! -
now were caused BY Bright's disease
And did Al these cases have slmp'
: y Every one Of them, and might hav
been cured a. I was BY the timely use (
] the same rcmedy-W arnef's Safe Cure.
= am getting my eyes thoroughly open 1
this matter and think ] am helping other
20 see the facts and their possible dangt
also. Why. there are no end 81 frutt
bearing o. this subject. II yon want I
know more about Il 20 and see Mr.. Warns
himself. He was sick the same - !, an
o Is the healthicst man in Rochester to-da,
He has made = study Of this subjec- An
can give you more facts than can ~.
IMA4 AIIA NV III In A4|t|t 70 +@* $500 =
the University. II You want facts thcl
are any quantity Or them showing q
Y alarming increase Of BriKhffs disease, 4
~ simple and deceptive symptoms, and the
10 but one way by which itcan BE- escaped.
Fully satisfied OF the truth and force
the Doctors words. tie reporter bade hi
u rood day and called on Mr.. Warner a h
- establishment on Exchange street. At nr
Mr.. Warner was inclined 20 b reticeu
but learning that the Information desir.
= was about the alarming increase Of Bright
disease. his manner changed instantly a
be spoke very earnestly:
NJ IL Is true that Bright's disease mas !
creased wonderfully. and we find> BY reIi
bic statistics, that IN the past ten years
growth has been 80 per cent. Look q 9
mn prominent men 4 has carried "a: 6yere'
Haven and Peck, and others. This y q
!. iiblc. and shows . greater growth O.
that or any other known complaint
y should bc plain 20 every one that son
: thing must b donc 70 check this increa
, po vau think many people are sfiict
with Il to-day Who DO not realize 4, =
Hundreds or thousands. have a STR
~ ing example Of this truth which has ~
2 come 70 my notice. Appointment profess
\ n 4 New Orleans medical college was e
Z uring before his class on the subject
Z Bricht's disease. He had various nul
4 under microscopic analysis, and was sho
ing the students what the indications
this terrible malady were. In order
, show the contrast between healthy .
! unhealthy fluids. be had provided . N
! thc contents Of which were drawn fr'
. his own person. And now, gentlemc
. he said. "a We have seen the unhealthy
: dications, I will show You how Is appe'
IN 4 state or perfect health and he .
. mifted his own fluid 70 the usual tcSt-
. he watched the results his countenar
~ suddenly changed-his color and ~
81 mand both left him. and in q trcmbli
!, voice NJ said: sG~cntlcmen. l have mad