Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-26


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Arthur looked very unwel He Is suffering
from bssshtk diseasA puring sc past yeaE
s hAs assumed q very aStxaFaee4 Horm
That telegram Is act ~. q drama writ
ten by ex President Arthuras physicians IN
Act ~ was made TO appear Il Malaria.
u which al the country vas told when -
went 81 florida.
in Act IL he repr seabed tired man. worn
down, walking thexnn | at Old Point Comfort
and looking eastward over tha Atlantic TO-
ward Europe for LONGER r9sk
The curtain rolls np for AT III upon the
distinguished actor affected with melancholy
from Bright's disease, while Act ". discovers
suffering intensely (which IS unusual and
about - take sea voyage.
Just such Is this Il the plot Of many dramas
By piay-wrighfs Of thu medical profession.
They write the first two or three acts with no
conception Of what their character wiz de-
They have not the discernment for tracing
Ia the early, what the latter Improvisation
win BE- Nos ems physician IN hundred has
the adequate microscopic and chemical applf-
ances for discovering Brlghta disease in it's
early stages and when many do finally com
when death occurs they win, 70 cover up their
ignorance OF it. pronounce ie 20 have bean
caused BY ordinary ailments, whereas these
ailments are really results Of Brights disease
Of which they are unconscious victims
Beyond any doubt, so per cent. Of all deaths
except from epidemics and accidents, result
from diseased kidneys or iivers. IL the dying
be distinguished and his friends too intelligent
20 be easily deceived, his physicians perhaps
pron0unco the complaint 20 be pericarditiR
pyemia septicRnia, bronchitis. pleur1tls,
vaivular Lessons OF the heart, pneumonia, etc.
II the deceased be less noted, s.malarian Ii
now the fashionable assignment Of the cause
OF death.
But al the same, named right or named
wrong, this fearful scourge gathers them in I
hablts-laWyeFs, ciergymen, cOngressmen--it
also plays great havoc among farmers, day
laborers and the mechanics. though they do
not suspect il, because their physicians keep
Il from thems II, indeed, they are able to de-
tect 1T
It sweeps thousands Of women and children
into untimely graves every year. The health
gives way gradually, the strength is varia-
bic, the appetite tickle. the vigor gets less and
les. This isn't maIaria--it IS the beginning
Of kidney disease and VIII end-who does not
know howl
No, nature has not been remiss hide
pendent research has given an infallible REM
edy for this common disorder; but of course
the bigoted physicians viii not use Warmers
safe cure. because il is q private affair and
cuts up their practice by restoring the health
of thosa who have been invalids for years
The new saying Of chow common Brights
lease Is becoming among prominent men r.
Is getting old, J" and rs the EngIishman would
uay, sounds stupid especially sstupidn
since this disease Is readily detected by the
more learned men and specialists OF this dis
ease. But the common run" OF physicians,
not detecting it. give the patient EPSON salts
or other drugs prescribed by the old code Of
treatment under which their grandfathers
and great-grandfathers prescribed.
Anon, we hear that the patient Is comfort
able" But ere long, maybe, they tap him
and take some water from him and again
the comfortable story Is told Torture
him rather than allow him to use Warmers
safe curel With such variations the doctors
play upon the unfortunate until his shroud is
made, when we learn that he died from heart
disease, py@mia. septic@mia or some other
deceptive, though sdignified cause. y
Ex-President Arthur's case Is not singular
lit is typical Of every such case 'sHe ID
suffering Intensely" This is not usual Cen
orally there is almost no suffering he may
recover, il he viii act Independently Of his
physicians. The agency named has cured
thousands Of persons even In the extreme
stages-is to-day the mainstay OF the health
Of hundreds Of thousands lt Is an unfor-
tunate fact that physicians viii not admit
there's any virtue outside their own sphere,
but as each school denies virtue TO all others,
the people act on their own Judgment and
accept things by the record Of merit they
make.
These facts are cause for alarm, but there
is abundant hope in prompt and independent
action.