Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-16


NO nome EXEMPT.
The Source 81 Those Mysterious Trou-
blcs That Come 70 Every Heasehold
Explained.
The following article from the Democrat and Chroni-
ce OF Rochester. N T.. Ii Of 20 striking nature and
republshed entire. In addition to the valuable matter
1t contains 1t win be found exceedingly interesting
To the Editor Of the Democrat and Chronicle:
Shiny motives Tor the publication OF the most un-
usual statements which follow hrst gratitude for
the TACT that have been saved from most horrible
DEATH and. secondly, desire to all who read this
statement against of the most deceptive influences
by which they have been surrounded. It fact
that to-day thousands Of people within foot Of the
grave and they do not know it. To tell how caught
away from just this position and to others against
nearing 1t are my objects in this communication.
On the first day Of june. 1881 lay my residence
In this city surrounded by my friends and waiting for
death. Heaven only knows the agony then endured.
for words can never describe It, And get few years
previous, any one had told that to 10 brought
30 low. and by 30 terrible q disease should have
scohed at the idea. had always been uncommonly
strong and healthy. had weighed over 400 pounds and
hardly knsw in my own exper ence what pain sick.
ness Were. Very many people who win read this
ment realize at times that they unusually tired and
cannot account for It. They feel dull and indefinite
pains in various parts Of the body and do not under
stand It, Or they exceedingly hungry day and
entirely without appetite the next This Just the
way felt when the relentless malady which had
fastened itself upon mo first began. sdn
thought It was nothing, that probably had taken
cold which would soon pass away. Shortly
after this noticed heavy. and ut times Q neuralgia
pain In my head but It would come one day and be
gone the next paid but little attention b It. bow.
ever my stomach was out Of der and my food often
failed TO digest causing ct times great Inconvenience
Yet had no tdea even physician that these things
meant anything serious or that Q monstrous disease
IL 6 Dr0Ya Nond d1x, 7 =
was suffering from malaria and doctored myself
cord1ngy. But got better. next noticed pecu.
liar color and odor about the fluids passing-also
that there were large quantities day and very little
the next and that persistent roth and appeared
upon the surface. and sediment settled In the bottom
And yet did not realize my danger for indeed See
Ing these symptoms continually, finally became 40
cusomed to them, and my suspicion was wholly dis.
armed by the fact that had no pain in the affected
gans or In their vicinity. Why should have been 30
blind cannot understand.
There is terrible future for all physical neglect and
impending danger always brings person to his senses
even though it may then be too late reazed at last
my critical condh and aroused myself to overcome
it. And. Oh! how hard tr1edi I consulted the best
medical skill in the land. visited all the prominent
mineral springs in America and travelled from Maine to
California. Shn grew worse No two physicians
agreed as to my malady. One said troubled with
spinal irritation; another prostraon; another
malaria; another. dyspepsia another. heart disease
announcer general debility, another congestion of the
base Of the bain and 30 on through lonp list of com.
mon diseases the symptoms Of all Of which really had
In this way several passed. during all of which
time was steadily growing worse My condition had
really become ptable. The slight symptoms at rst
experienced developed into terrible and constant
dsordes-the little twgs Of pain had grown to oaks Of
agony. My weight had been reduced from POT to $50
pounds My life was torture to myself and friends.
could retain no food upon my stomach. and lived
wholly by injections. was living mass Of pain NY
pulse was uncomfortable. In my agony frequently
1eu upon the door convulsvey cutched the carpet and
prayed Tor death. Morphine had lit no effect in
deaoening the pain. For six days nights had the
desth-premonitory hiccoughs constantly. NY urine
was filled with tube casts and albumen. was strug.
Cling with Brishss Disease Of the kidneys in its last
While suffering thus received call from nv pastor
the Rev. Dr. Foote rector of St. Pauls church Of this
city. felt that 1t last interview but in the
course OF conversation he mentioned q remedy Of
winch had heard much but had never used DR..
Foote detailed to the many remarkable cures which
mad come under his observation. by Of this rem.
edy and urged me to try It. As praoticng physician
and graduate OF the schools cherished the prejudice
both natural and COMMON with all regular practiuon.
ers and dered the idea Of any medicine outside the
regular channels being the least beneficial. So solicit
tous. however. was DR.. Foote, tina finally promised
would waive my prejudice and try the rem
edy he 80 highly recommended. began its
use on the first day Of June and took according to
directions. At first It Sickened me; but this
THOUGHT was good sign for me in my debiltated
condition. continued to take It; the sckening
retain
my stomach In few days I noticed decided change
Tor the better as also did my wife and friends NY
hccoughs ceased and experienced less pain than
formerly was 80 rejoiced at this improved condition
that upon what had believed but few days before
was my dying bed vowed in the presence my family
and friends should recoverI would both publicly and
privately make known this remedy for ths rood of
humanity. wherever and whenever had An opportu-
nifty. also determined that would give course Of
lecturesin the Cornthian Academy Of Music in this
city, stating In full the symptoms and almost hopeless
ness OF my disease and the remarkable means BY which
have been saved. My Improvement was constant
from that time. and in less than three months had
gained rs pounds In desh, beoame entirely free from
pain and believe owe my life AMI present condition
wholly to Warmers Safe Cure. the remedy which used
Since my recovery have thoroughly reinvestigated
the subject OF kidney difficulties and Bghts disease
ana the truths developed astounding. therefore
state. deliberately and as physician that believe
more than one-haH the deaths which in America
are caused by Brights disease of the Hdneys. This
may sound like rash statement but am prepared TO
fully verify 1t. Brights disease has no Distinctive
symptoms Of its own, (ndeed It often develops with.
out pain whatever In the kidneys their vcinity)
but has the symptoms Of nearly every other known COM
PLANT Hundreds Of people die daily whose burias are
authorized by physicians certificate of '.Hesrt Da
ease," 'Apoplexy," 'Paraly SIS" Spinal Com.
plant ''Rheumatism ':Pneumonia" and other COM
mon diseases when in reality It Brights disease Of
the Kidneys Few physicians. and fewer people, real.
lie the extent Of this disease dangerous and insid
ious nature. 1t steals into the system like thief man.
ifests its presence by the commonest symptoms and
fastens itself upon the constitution before the victim IL
aware 1t il nearly as hereditary as consumption
quite s common and fully as fatal. Entire
families nheriting 1t from their ancestors have died
and yet none Of the number knew or realized the mys
ferrous power which was removing them. Instead Of
common symptoms It often shows none whatever but
brings death suddenly and such ia usually supposed
TO be heart disease. As one who has suffered and
knows by bitter experience what he says. implore
every one who reads these words not to neglect the
slightest symptom OF kidney difficulty. Certain agony
possible death will be the result Of such ne
glect, and no one afford to hazard such chances
1 am aware that such unqualified statement al
this coming from me. known 1 am. throughout the
entire land as practitioner and lecturer will arouse
the surprise and possible animosty of the medical pro-
feSSON and a6tOniah with