The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30
THE HIGHEST AUTHORITY.
Upon a Subjecf OF Vital Intersst
Affecting the Welfare OF ALL

Affecting the Welfare OF ALL
The following remarkable letter from ont. It
the leading and best known scientific writers. OF
the present day is specially significant. :at
should be of unusual value al reaslers " CO.
desirr to keep pace with The march o. no.s4rn
! discoveries and events:
" \ general demand for reformation s. ont ,,E
! The most distinctive characteristics ot the ne.
| tcrnth century. The common people, ~ ws'l IS
| the more enlightened and refined CRY ~ut wi Is
! no unct rirn voice tn be- emancip9ted rom t.ie
shaver: ct conservatism and supriStIsta wl;i.'ii
| has held The masses in gross ignorance lnr'u@
large portion ot the worlds history, ag:d IN the
| time of the Dark Ages came near oils ERA IA
the last glimmcr OF truth. Dngmatic AsseriienSs
and blind empricism are losing caste alnong all
classes ot all countries. People are beglninx 'oy
think for themselves, and to regard suthnri'y
much less than argument. Men and wtlDea ara;
|. no longer willing that few individuals sttru 4.
dictate to them what must I've their sehtuier ts,
and opinions. They claim the right To- snve s'r,
themselves the great questions ot the lay and
demand that the general good of humausly >iLsal
be respected. As the result of this general:
awakening, we see, on every hand unmistakAtie,
evidences OF reformatory action. Peopio who. a.
few years ago, endured suffering the most intense
in the name ot duty. now realize the ut.er iop-
ishness of such u course Men who were und:T
the bondage OF bigoted advisers allowed thtsr
health to depart suffered their it ions 10
become undermined and finally died a. nlItvrS
10 a false system OF treatment. There afe Ini]
lions OF pcople filling unimely graves who might
have lived 20 q green old age had their original
troubles been taken in time properly treated
There are thousands OF pcop,r today. thought
lessly enduring The first symp' al s''ae scr:
Ons maady and without the slightest rcati7 ,ile.1
ot the danger tina; is before them Thy h ,s'
occasional headaches: lack ol appetite nfi'
day and ravenOuS one 'hc next, or IA Un4t
cnuntabe feeling Of weariness, sometimes accom-
panied by nausea an; attribute all tneS' trnu.,-
Is 10 The OH iic1 Of ! slight cold niaiarlas
II s high time tn people awckc To know
ege Of The Seriousness of :hp-e mattes> II 81
en- m1ncinated themselves from the Professions
hicotry which controls them. Whcn this /
lone ard when all classes ot physicians tccOil.
liberal enough To exclude nil dngmas save tnrr
il is their duty to cure disease quickly, an''
safely possible; 10 maintain other rn>llr,si
than that Of trnth honestly a~Certalncti. tpA ~
endorse AMI recommend any remedy :'tit his
been found useful no matter what ii. priejct,
there will he no more quarre'ling a,n"ug the
doctors while there will he great r joiciu-
throughout the world
am wall aware ot the crusurc thai 1il' l-s'
mred eu' 20 me for writing this LETTER, br'
feel thai | canrot be true TO my honest c.,nvlr-
tionS unle-S | extend helping hand ara
iorst 0Il thIt know IN he good. The extend
ed puhicaiincs for the past few wears ana
graphic descriptions OF different diseases of thf
kidneys and liver nave aWakend the medical
profession 10 the fact that these diseases an
greatly Increasing The treatment of n" doc
tors has been largely experimental and many.
Of their patients have died while they Were cast
ing about for q remedy to cure them.
1t is now over two years since my attrutlrI;
was first called TO the use OF a most wonderful .
preparation in III" treatment OF 3right's disease
of the kidneys Patients had irequenrlv askf
me about the remedy, ard | had h, ard Of re-
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others hceitaied to recommend its Use. 4 per
soual friend OF mine hal been in poor health
for some time and his application for insI rluce
on his life had been rejected on account O.
Brigh,s disease. Chemical and microsc opiczsi .
examinations of his urine revealed the pr sencr
of large quantities of alhumen and grammar
tube casts, which confirmed the correctness of !
the diagnosis, After trying al the usual RENE
dies, directed him to Use this preparation ant;
was greatly surprised to observe decided ic,-
pruvement within month, and within i,J,r
months no tube casts could be discovered A,
that thine thc-a was present ..,. ~' -
men. and he felt he expressed il, perfectly ;
wei and all through the influence OF Warn.r's
Safe Cure, the remedy he used
After this prescribed this medicine in iulI
doses in both acute and chronic nephritis
[Brighs diseased and with the most satisfactory
results. My observations were neither small ini
number nor hastily made. They extended over!
several months and embraced n large number Df t
cases which have proved so satisfactory tO nv !
mind, that would earnestly urge upon my pro-
tesSonal brethren the importance Of giving n.
fair and patient trial to Warmers Safe Cure In.
a large class of ailments where the blood il ob-
viously in an unhealthy state, esr ecally where
glanduar engagements and n1ama'ory erup-
TONS exist, indeed in many of those forms nf
chronic indsposition in which there is No evi- s,
dence of organic mischief, but where the general
health is depleted the face sallow. the urine col
ored, constituting the condition in which the pa
tient is said to be bilious the advantage gained
by the use of this remedy is remarkabl, In
Bright's disease it seems to act as solvent 0r ,
albumen; to soOthe and heal the intlamed mem
branes to wash ont the ephelal debris which
blocks up the ttbnH urintsr1, and TO prevent i
destructive metamorphoss OF tissue /
Belonging as l do to a branch Of the pro. i
tessiOn that believes that one school Of mefli-
cine knows all the truth regarding the treatment IF
disease. and being independent enough to select /
any remedy that will relieve my patients with i
out reference to the source from whence it comes
am glad to acknowledge and commend the
merits of this remedy thus frankly
Respectfully yours
r. y. GUM, NJ d..
Dean and Professor Of Surgery, United States i
Medical College Of New York editor of Medi. !
cdL Tribune. Author of Gums New anu I'm /
proved Hand Book of Hygiene and Domestic /!
Medicine etc, etc.