The Evening critic., 1883-06-19
NO HOME EXEMPT.
The Source of Those Mysterious
Troubles That Come TO Every
Household EXPLAINED.

CNTOhtcte, OF hCcneSter, N. u, ID OF 30 STRIKING
nature and emanates from so reliable
source that It is herewith republished entire.
In addition to the valuable matter 1t contains,
1t will be found exceedingly interesting:
TO tic Editor QfMe democrat and Chr0atcis:
SIR, My motives Tor the publication of the
most unusual statements which follow, arc,
hrsf, gratitude for the fact that have been
saved from a most horrible death, and, sec
ondly, desire to warn all who read this state
ment against some OF tho most deceptive fn-
nuences by which they have ever been sur
rounded. 1t is a fact that to-day thousands of
people are within foot OF the grave and they
do not know 1t. To tell how was caught away
from Just this position and to warn others
against nearingit are my objects in this COM
muuication.
on the flrst day of June, 1881, lay at my
residence In this city surrounded by my
knows the agony then endured, for words
can never describe It, And yet, II a few years
previous any one had told mo that was
disease, l should have scofred at the
idea. l had always been uncommonly
strong and healthy, had weighed over 200
perience, what pain or sickness were. Very
many people who will read this statement re-
alize at times that they are unusually tired
Indefinite pains In various parts OF the
body and do not understand 1t. or
ay sy and are entirely Shoa hnsS Se nSR
This was Just the way felt when the relentless
malndy which had fastened itself upon me first
began. Sui thought 1t was nothing; that prob.
ably had taken q cold which would soon pass
away. Shortly after this noticed heavy, aud
at times neuralgia, pain In my head, but as
II would come one day and be gone the next,
paid put little attention to II. However, my
stomach was out OF order and my food often
rallied TO digest, causing at times great incon-
yenience. Yet l had no idea, even as physi-
clan, that these things meant anything serious
orthat monstrous disease was becoming fixed
upon me: Candidly, thought was suffering
from Malaria and so doctored myself
accordingly. But got no better. 1 next no.
ticed peculiar color and odor about the
nuids l was passing-also that there were
large quantities one day and very little the
next, and that persistent froth and scum ap-
peared upon the surface, and sediment set
tied In the bottom. And yet did not realize
my danger, for, indeed, seeing these symp.
toms continually, l finally became accustomed
TO them, and my suspicion was wholly dis
armed by the fact that / had no paiu In the af-
fected organs or In their vicinity. Why
should have been 80 blind l cannot under
stand.
There is a terrible future for oil physical
neglect, and impending danger always brings
person 10 his senses, even though 1t may
then be too late. realized, at last, my crlti
cal condition and aroused myself to overcome
II. And, OH how hard tried consulted the
best medical skill in the land. visited all the
prominent mineral springs In America and
travaled from Maine to California Still 1 grew
worse. No two physicians agreed as to my NAL
ady. One said was troubled with spinal irrl.
tation; another, nervous prostration; another,
malaria; another, dyspepsia; another, heart
disease; another. general debility; another,
congestion OF the base of the brain, and so on
through long list of common diseases, the
symptoms OF all OF which 1 really had. In
this & way eeyeral years passed, during all OF
which time was steadily growing worse. My
condition had really become pitiable. The
slight symptoms at fret experienced were
developed into terrible. and constant dlsor-
ders-the little twigs OF pain had grown to
Seen peauces ssson' from NY 2os oT''shs so isS isS
pounds. Ny life was a torture. to myself
and friends. could retain no food upon my
stomach, and lived wholly by injections. /
was living mass OF pain. My pulse was un.
Gon5r9eple Mon the fecr In my agony frequently fell
| pet and prayed for death. Morphine had
little or no effect In deadening the pain. For
six days and nights had the death Fremont
| tory hiccoughs constantly. My urine was
filled with tube casts and albumen. 1 was
struggling with Bright's disease Of the kid
neyB in Its last stages.
| While sufferi0g thus received a call from
| my pastor, the Rev. DR.. Foote, rector OF st.
Panls Church, of this city. felt that 1t was
our last interview, but in the course of con.
| versation he mentioned a remedy OF which
had heard much, put had never used. DR..
| Foote detailed to me the many remarkable
cures which had come under his obseryatl on
| by means OF this romedy, and urged me to try
| IT. AS practicing physician and a graduate
OF the schools, cherished the preIudice, both
natural and common, with all regular Practi
outside the regular channels being the
least beneficial. So solcitious, how.
ever, ever ,.oT was mo; Dr; loot FGote that I finally
the remedy he so highly recommended. l be
gan Its use on the 1st day OF June and took II
according to directions. At first 1t sickened
me; but this thought was good sign for me
In my debilitated condition. l continued IL
take 1t; the sickening sensation departed and
was able to retain food upon my stomach
| In few days noticed a decided change fol
the better, as also did my wife and friends
My hiccoughs ceased and I experienced less
pain than formerly. Twas so rejniced at this
believed but few days before was my dying
bed, | vowed, In the presence of my
family mGn,d and hotb bdrlends, should recover
make known this remedy for the good of hui
manfty, wherever and whenever ! had an op
portuntty. also determined that l would
give course of lectures In the Corinthiau
Academy OF Music in this city, stating In full
the symptoms and almost hopelessness of my
disease and the remarkable means by which
have been saved. My improvement was con.
stant from that time, and In less than three
months had gained twenty-six pounds II
hesh, became entirely free from pain, and
believe owe my life and present condition
wholly to Warmers Safe Cure, tho remed,
which used.
Since my recovery have thoroughly rein
vestigated the subject OF kidney difficulties
and Brtghts disoase, and the truths developer
are astounding. therefore state deliberately
and as q physician, that believe more thar
one-half the denths which occur In America
are caused by Brights disease of the kidneys
| This may sound like rash statement but
am prepared to fully verify 1t. Bright's dis
ease has no distinctive symptoms OF its own
Qndeed, 1t often develops without any pail
whatever in the kidneys or their Vicinity, bu
| has the symptoms OF nearly over
other known complaint. Hundreds Q
people die daily, whose burials ar
authorized by physicians certificate 9
"Spinal Complaint" "Rheumstism," "Pneu
monia' and other common diseases, when Il
reality II was Brlght's Disease OF the kidneys
| Few physicians, and fewer people, realize tn
extent of this disease or its dangerous an
ipsidious nature. 1t steals Into the system lik
thief, manifests Its presence by the CON
monest symptoms, and fastens Itself upo
the constitution before the victim Is aware
| 1t is nearly as hereditary as consumption
quite as common and fully as fatal. Entlr
families, inheriting 1t from their ancestor;
have died, and yet none OF the number knel
or realized the mysterious power which wa
| removing them. Instead OF common symI
toms, 1t often shows none whatever, but bring
| death suddenly, and as such Is usually SUI
| posed to be heart disease. AS one who ha
suffered, and knows by bitter experience whl
he says, implore every one who reads thes
words not TO neglect the slightest symptom
kidney difficulty. Certain agony and poss
BILE death will be the sure result OF sue
neglect and no one can AFFORD to hazard sue
| chances.
am aware that such an unqualified stat
ment as this, coming from me, known as an
throughout the entire land as a practitlone
/ and lecturer, Will arouse the surprise and po
eible animosity OF tho medical profession an
astonish all with whom am acquainted, but
make the foregoing statement based upo
facts which am prepared to produce, an
truths which con substantiate TO the iette
The welfare OF those who may possibly /
sufferers as was Ia an ample tnducement Il
me 10 take the step have, and II can SUI
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