Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-10-05

Upon a Subject OF wal vu,or,., nm.
Ing the Welfare of Ali

= ine ioiiowlng remarkable letter from one of
ieaoihg and best known scientific writer's of
present day Is specially significant, and should
Oh unusual value to all readers who desire tn X
pace with the march OF modern discoveries
events:
"A general demand for reformation ia one of
idos, distinctive charactgrisiics OF the nIneiee
l avp,h! =. Tue common people, az well as the m
enlightened and refined, cry on. with no nnc.p,
| voice 70 De elnancpatc1 from the slavery of RI
se, ~ sln anu superstition which has held the m
| ses " gross ignorance during a large norton Of
| Sorius history, and IN the time Of the Dark Az
| came near 0bliteraing the last plimincr Of ir,
ing caste an, O ~, ahn bind empirc.sm are
| are beginning 10 think Tor Themselves aud IN
galu authority much less than Al gumcnt. Men a
| women are no longer willing mat u lew iviJu
| should dictate to them what Iunsi ua thnir co.,
| nenis ahd op!n pn4. They claim the rignt Ia sol
ior themselves the great questions of the day al
uemahd lla tlle general Z Jnd OF humanity shall
respected. As the result Of this general aiyat
we see, on every hand, unmsiaIab. cviIences
refofma'ory action. People who a few yssrs 81,
endured suffering the most intense in I'M! ,atns
uuIy, now realize the utter foolishness OF sich
Cvurse; Men VINO were under the homage !
olRo eu alVlsefs allowed their health 10 drnst
sunered their constitutions to become unlrritrn,
anu nnally died rs martyrs to a faisr system !
iIeatent. There are millions Of people illllng
tiInely graves WHO might have lived to A green n
age had their original troubles been taken in tnI
or properly treated. There are hGusauds OF ne. a.
o,n snlie'aiy enduring the first symptoms
solns serious maaty and without the slightest ron
,zatloh OF the danger that Is before them TheI
nave occasional headaches; lack Of appetite ON
Jay am raSenons one the next, or an unaucDuni
pie FEELING Of wearincss, soneiincs a,,rnIni,auis
nausea aud attribute all these troubles in IN. nj
the' ~, "a s'lsut coil or malaria. II Is high tint
wa, people aWOke TO knowledge OF the seriou,nr
OF these matt RS aud emanc patel Themselves frnuI
wy professional bigOry whica controls them Wnei|
thls IL done aud when all classes OF nh ysirt,s Ia
vono liDeial enough To exclude all dugm4s sni
mat y Is ther duty to cure disease as atirky M
~ sdiely as possible; TO MAINTAIN no other POSITION
man tnat oil truth honestly asceridned, ami 10 en-
e s anu recommend any remedy that his bceil
iOuhd useful, no matter what IFS origin there viii
nc no h9re quarlcllng among the doctors, whil,l
'"vIe VIII nc ~, al rejoicing throughout the world
81 am well aware of the ccnsure that viii he tuet'
OUT TO me for writing TINS letter but ! feel that
cannot be true to my honest Conytctions miles, n
extend helping hand and endorse al, tina I kno,J
70 be good. The extended puOlca.l0ns for the pa,
lew years an graphic descriptions OF diircrent
diseases OF the kidneys and liver have awakennd
the medical profession to the fact thai these dis
eases are greatly increasing. The lrea IN mi Of incl
uoc,ors mas been largely experimental and many of
about Tor remedy % cure them."
II - now over Two years since my attention wa :,
nrst called TO the use OF most wonderful prepara-
oh III ,he treatment OF Brghts disease of the KID
neys. Patients had frequently asked me about lle
remedy and had heard OF remarkable cures ei-
tectel by It, but like many others hesiiatel ,o
recommend It's use. personal frieni Of inine hl d
oeen IN poor health for some time AMI his an lcd-
lioh iof insurance on his life had been rejected on
account or Brlghts disease. Chumlcll and mn.
examinations Of his urine rcveale, the
presence OF large quantities OF albumen and gram
iar lube casts which confirmed the corr ,tncss of
me diagnosis After try ing All the usual remedies,
lrected him to use this preparation an was great
" surprised to observe decided improvement
within mouth, and within four molths, no tube
ASS could be discovered At that time th-re was
present only trace'of albumen, ami he felt, as he
expressed u, perfectly WELL and al through the
nnuehce OF Warmers safe Cure, the remedy he
Used
AFTER this prescribed this medicine in full doses
n o9'h acute and chronic nephritis, lBright's ols
astl anu with The most satisfactory results. My
observations were neither small In number nor
hastily Inaie. They extended over several months
ihu embraced large number OF cases whcA have
earnestly urge upon my professional brethren tn.
Importance OF giving "a fair and patient trial 10
warmers SAFE Cure. In a large class of ailments
where the blood Is obviously in unhealthy state,
lalnnatory eruptlOns eXlst.indeed IN many OF those
orins OF chronic indspositOns In which there Is no
evidence OF organic mischief, but where the gem
'ral health Is depleted, the face sallOw. the
% ored, constituting the condition IN which the
,atlent Is said TO be bilious the advantage gained
~ the use OF this remedy is remarkable. In
5rlghts disease II seems 10 act "a solvent OF a.
'uln n; to soothe and heal the inflamed Inemi-
frames 10 wash out me eplthellal debris winch
blocks up the tvjGi uriaferi, and TO prevent de-
iructlye ne ,amorphoss of tissue.
"BclongnR as do to a branch OF the profession
nat believes that no one school Of medicine knows
NJ the truth regarding The treatment OF disease
'nu being independent eOough to select any REM
dy that Will relieve my PATIENTS without reference
o Inc source from whence 1t comes | am glad To
cknowledge AMI commend the merits OF this reni-
'dy thus frankly.
Respectfully yours,
K. \. GUNN, MD,
Jean and Professor OF Surgery United States Med
ical College OF New YORK ; cdl'ur of Medical
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