The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20

Tho story Published In these columns
recently, from the Rochester, N. Y,
Democrat, created deal Of comment
hero - II has elsewhere. Apparently
ID caused even more comnotion In
Rochester, ~ the following from the
aame paper shows
DE-. ]. b. Henion, who 10 we'll known
not only In Rochester but In nearly
every part Of America, sent an extend
cd article to this pspsr few days ago,
which was duly Published, detailing bis
remarkable experience and rescue from
what seemed TO be certain death. II
would be impossible TO enursrate che
personal inquiries which hare been made
ct our Office % 10 the validity Of the
article, but they have been 20 numerous
that further investigation Of the subject
was deemed "a editorial necessity.
With this end In view . representa-
tive of this paper called on DE-. Hsnion
ct is.residsnce on Andrews street, when
the following interview occurred: "rhat
article Of yours, Doctor. has created
qaite whiflwind. Are the Statements
about the terrible condition you were
10, and the way you were rescued such
90 you can sustain -
"Evsry one Of them and many addi.
tional ones. / was brought 90 low by
neglecting the first and most simple
symptoms, l did not think was sick.
tis true that had frequent headaches
felt tired most Of tho time could eat
nothing one day and was rayenous the
next felt dull pains and my stomach
vag out Of order, but did not think Il
meant anything serious. The medical
prsf.ssion have been treating symptoms
iustead Of diseases for years, and it Il
high time IL ceased. The symptoms
have just mentioned OF any unusual
action or irritation Of the water chan.
nels indicate tho approach Of kidney
diseases moro than . cough announces
the coming Of consumption. We do
not treat the cough, but Try 70 help the
luugs. We should no. waste our time
trying TO relieve tho head ache. pains
aeoct the body or other symptoms, but
20 directly TO the kidneys, the source Of
most oil thea ailments"
This, then, 10 what you ment
when you said that more than one
half the deaths which occur arise
from Brights disease, Is II Doctor r
"Preclsely. Thousands OF diseases
are toriuring people to-day, which 10
reality are Bright's disease Ia some
OF its many forms. II Il q hydra
headed moster, and the slightest
symptoms should strike terror 20
everyone who has them. / can look
back and recall hundreds OF deaths
which physicians declared at the
time we're caused By paralysis, apop-
lexy, heart disease, pheumonia, ma
larialefever and other common COM
paints which ! SEQ now were caused
BY Brigbt's disease
"And did oil these cases have Gimp.
lyisymptoms'at frsiT
"Eyery one Of them, and might
have been cured as / Was by the
timely use Of the same remedy. am
getting my eyes thoroughly opened
Ia this matter and think I am help
Ing others TO zee the facts and their
possible danger also."
Mt. Warner was visited at his
establishment ON North 30. Paul
street. At first hs was inclined to be
reticent, but learning that the infor.
nation was about Bfigh,s disease,
bis manner changed instantly and he
spoke very earnestly:
'1t is true that BrIghps disease
had increased wonderfully, and We
find. by reliable statistics, that from
10 to go, Its gtowth was over $50
per cent. Look at the prominent
men 1t has carried OF: Everett, Sum-
neE, Chase, Wilson, Carpenter. Blsh.
op Haven, Folger, Colfax and othep,
Nearly every week the papers record
the death VI some prominent man
from this scourge. Recently how.
ever, the increase has boon checked
and | attribate thls TO the general
use Of my remedy"
'Do you think many people are
afflicted with It to-day who do not
realize il, Mr. warner?y
ga proDinent professor In . New
Orleans medical college was Ieetur.
ng bsfOse his class on the subject OF
brighps disease. He had various
iuids under microscopic analysis and
was showing the students whas the
ndic atoms OF this terrible nssga<Sy
we're. And now, gentlemeo,' he
aid. 'as We have seen the unhealthy
indications I viii show you how is|
appears In state o. perfect health.
md he submitted his own flai1 TO,
he ususl test. Al he watehed the
'salts his countenance suddenly
'hanged--his Color and .rnrn,,an ma