New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-23
RE-INVESTIGATED.
A Remarkable Statement Fully Cons
Grmed by Three Important
Interviews.

An unusual article from the Rochester. N. T.,
Democrat and Chronicle was published in this paper re-
Gently and has been the subject OF much Conversation
both in professional circles and on the street. Ap
parently 1t caused more commoton in RochesIei' DO n
following from the same paper shows;
DIR. J. b. Henion, who Is well known not only
hmerSS sent an Tu' extended article to this
few days since, which duly published detang ns
10 be certain death. It would be impossible 70
enumerae the personal inquiries which have Deen b
have that further Investigation OF the
subject was deemed an editorial necessity .,. ,o,or
With this end in view representative OF TINS paper
called Dr. Henion at his residence, when the ioo"
THAT article of yours, DOCTOR has created quite a
whirlwind Ale the statements about the terrible con-
don you were in and the way you were rescued Suon
Every one Of them and many additional ones Few
people get near the grave as did and tnen re-
turn and am not surprised that the public think IL
marvellous. II was marvellous" ~
How in the world did you, physician, come to DO
brought so low !"
BY neglecting the first and most simple symptoms.
headaches felt tired most of the time cond eat MOTH
ing day and rayenous the next; felt dull IN
definite pains, and my stomach was out OF ORDER pue
But have these ailments anything to do with
the fearful Brights disease which took so hrm nou
Anything Why, they are the sure indications Of
few people know realize what ails them, and am
sorry to say that too few physicians do either"
"But It is a true The medical profession have
been treating symptoms instead OF diseases for years
clipping off the twgs when we should strike at the root
The symptoms have Just mentiGned or any n9s tha
approach OF Brlghts disease more than cough
announces the coming OF consumption We do not treat
the conSh bnt try 70 helm the lnnes We should not
waste time trying to relieve the headache, stomach
pains about the body or other symptoms but go directly
to the kidneys the source Of most Of these ailments
"This, then, Is what you meant when you said more
than oncha the deaths which occur arise from Bright
disaase. ia doctor
Precisely Thousands OF so-called diseases tor
disease IN some one Of It's forms II hydra headed
monster and the slightest symptoms should strike
terror to every who has them. look back and
recall hundreds of deaths which physicians declared at
the time were caused by paralysis apopexy heart DIS
plants which see now were caused by Brights dis
ease" .,--.- -. .,...,. .,.,.,,.o,,. ..
nrsti"
Every one of them, and might have been cured as
by the timely use OF the same RENE ~, warmer
safe Cure | am getting my eyes thoroughly open IN
this matter and think am helping Others TO see the
and tneir possible danger also. why there are no
end OF truths bearing on this subject III you want 10
know abOnt it 90 and see Mr. Warner hlmseu. lie
was sick the and Is the healtlest man III
Rochester to-day He has made study or TINS suDJect
and give you more facts than can Co. too, ana
DR.. baltimore the chemist at the University. II
you facts there any quantity Of them showing
tue alarming increase Of BLghts disease ITS simple ana
deceptive symptoms and there is but one way ny "heh
Fully satisfied of the truth and force Of the doctors
words. the reporter babe him good day aud called on
Mr. Warner at his establishment Exchange street
first Mr.. Warner inclined 10 be rettcent Dut
learning that the information desired was about the
alarming increase OF Brlghts disease, hts manner
changed instantly and he spoke very earnestly:
that Brghts disease has increased wonder
fully nd by reliable statistics, that In the past
ten It's mas s, S caTed eF ee s2@ne
Chase Wilson, Carpenter Bishops Haven and Peck. and
tba1 that Of any other known complaint IL should be
plain every that something most be done to cheek
DO you think many people afflicted with It to-day
who do not realize it, Mr.. WarnerP ,,,-,.
OF this truth which has Just come to my notice;
prominent professor In New Orleans medical college
disease lie had various fluids uuder microscopic
analysis and showing the students what the ndica-
contrast between healthy and unhealthy fluids, he had
provided vial. the contents OF which were drawn
from his own person. And now, gentlemen he said,
have seen the unhealthy indications Will show
Won how appears state of perfect health and he
submitted hs own fluid to the usual test As he
watched the results his counenance suddenly changed
bls color and command both left him, and in trembling
voice he said: 'tentlemen, have made painful dis
covcry; have Brghts disease OF the kidneys, and In
You believe shen that Il has no symptoms OF its
and frequently unknown even by the person who is
1t has no symptoms of its and very often none
ALL Usually no tgo people have the same symptoms
and frequently death Is the first symptom. The
Slightest Indication OF any kidney difficulty should be
enough to strike terror TO any one | know what | am
talking about for have been through all the stages OF
You Know Of Dr. Henion's case ~
Yes. have both read and heard or II.
1t Is very wonderful 10 II nott' -.
" 4 prominent case Out no more so tuan ETeuJ
many Others that have come TO my notice as having been
cured by the same means. go . ,,
4" / know it can. know 1t from the experience OF
hundreds Of prominent persons who were given up to die
By both their physicians and friends.
" You speak OF your own experience, what was IL T.
"A fearful one. had felt languld aud united Tor
business for years. But did not know what allied me-
When, however. / found 1t was kidney difficulty. |
thought there was little hope, and so did the doctors
pointed me out to "a gentleman the street day,
saying There goes man who will be dead within
had not fortunately secured and used the remedy now
known "a Warmers safe Cure.
And this caused you to manufacture 1t T.
40 il caused mo TO investigate. went to the prin-
cipal cities physicians prescribing and using IT, and
the suffering bring 1t within their reach and no it
is known in every part of America is sold in every drug
store am has become a household necessity"
The reporter left Mr. Warner much Impressed with the
earnesness and sincerity of his statements and next
In 1'T Prince s Dr. baltimore, although basiIy en-
gagged upon some matters connected with the state
Board OF Health Of which he Is one OF the analysts,
couteOusy answered the questions THAI were propound
ed him; ,.,.., ..,, - A., 800 - ~,
II. II. Warner some three years ago. doctorr
what did this analysis show youi"
"The presence OF albumen and tube-casts in great
abundance"
A serious disease OF the kidneys"
"Did You think Mr.. Warner could recoyerp
No, sir. did not think IL possible. IL was seldom,
indeed that so pronounced case had up to that time,
ever been cured.
him ."
Yes have chemically analysed It, and, upon critical
examination find it entirely free from any POISONOUS
deleteTiOus substances"
We publish the foregoing statements in view Of the
commotion which the publicity of Dr. Henion's article
has caused and to meet the protesations which have
been made. The standing OF DR.. HeniOn, Mr. Warner
and Dr. baltimore in the community beyond question
and the statements they make cannot for moment be
doubted They ccnclusiyely show that Brghs disease
of the kidneys Is OF the most deceptive and danger
ouS OF all diseases that 1t is exceedingly common, alarm
ingy increasing and that it can be cured.
2lS South 4th.stp 40 Pine-st Johnstown,
PHILA NETWORK PENN
CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY.