The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-14

| ExCETEME1ST ERe ROCHESTER,. Widespread cammoaiea caased by that E, Remarka6sA ssasemsns of Physieian.
 F The story pahlisAed in thesa columns recently, from the Rechenes, N. N, DemzecYex created a deal ef comment hese a k has eaSeaheFe. Apparently il caused even uase cemmoeaon in Rockaa. eeg, es shs following Gfssn che same pspez sAowss @ sz # a Dr. !, B. Henioa, who b wsll-known not omly in Rochessar but ia meafay evarY park of AmeEica, sent an exseadeA sEeicae to this paper, few days agoNhieh waa duly puhlish@d, detailing hts remarkable eo b. certain death. ltwould he impcssi- ble 70 enumerate the peFsoaas enqas5sss which have been made as oar otsce as o the validity of the artiele, but tAsy have been % numerous that further invessiga- ton oi ske subject was deemed an edi- tosial necessity. e su
 With this end in view . sepressnsasive of this paper called on Df. Hsnion at A.s residences on Andfews street, when she following inserview eccuSyed: Thas article of yours, Doctor, has created quite . whirlwind. Arc the statemenss about the terrible condition you weEe in. and the way you were rescued sueh as you can suxtainIt t
 "Evssy oae of them and many addi- tiessl snes. wss drought 70 low by neglecting the first and most simple symptoms. did not think was sick |it is true had frequent headaches; felt tired most of the time could eat nothing one day and was ravenous the next; felt dull pains and my stomach vas oae of order, but did not think it meant any- thing serious. The medical profession have been treating symptoms instead ot diseases for years, and t is high time it ceased. The symptoms have just men tioned or any unusual actien oS irritation of the water channels indicate the ar- psoacA of kidney disease more than . cough announces the ceming of con- sumption. We do not treat the cough, but try Co hsip the langs. We should not waste our time trying to relieve che headache, pains about the body or other symptoms, but 90 directly 10 the kidnsys, the source of msst ot these ailmeuss.n
 -This, then, Is what yoe meant when you sald that mora thar one half she deaths which occur arise from Brights disease, is 1t Doetor2
 Precisely. TAousandso of diseases are torturing people to-day, which ip reality are BsigAi's disease in some of its many forms. It is . hydra-hsAded monster, and the slightest symptoms should strike terror to every one who has them. lean look back and recall hundreds of deaths which physicians declared at tho time were caused by paralysis. apoplexy, heart disease, pneumoaia, malariai fevee and other common complaints which sec nov were caused by bsight's diseases
 And did all these cases have simple symptoms at 6rst?"
 Every one of them, and might have been cured as was by the timely sse oi the same remedy. am getting sny eyes thoroughly opened in this matter and think an helping others to see the facts and their possible danger also."
 Mir. Warner vas visited as his establish. msnt on North S. Paul street. At first he was inclined Co be rUticent, but tsaru. ing that ths inform ation desired vas about Bnghes disease, hts manner changed instantly and he spoke very earnestly:
 "It Is true tha. Bnghs's disease had increased wondsrfully, ard ws 6nd, by reliable statistics, that from 70 e 80, its growth was over 7So pss ceat. Look at the prominent men t has carried off ; Everett, Samnss, Chase, Wilson, Car pen,er, Bishop Haven. Foigss, colfax and others. Nearly every wssk the papers record the death of sornS prominent man from this scourge. Recently, however, the increase has been checked and as- tribute this to tho general use of my remedy"
 "Ds you think many people are af- Aicted with t to-day who do not realize it, Mr. Warner P
 A prominent professor in New Or leans medical college was lectusipg be- fore his class oa the ssbject of BdShts disease. He had various Auids nnder microscopic analysis aod wAs showing the students vhat tho indications of this tes. ribie malsdy vMe. sAod now, eantie- men,' hs said, sas VI have sesa the un- healthy indications will show you how 1t appears h . stats of perfect health, and he submitted hls ovn fluid to the usual tssG As hs watcAed tAe results his countsnancs suddenly chsugsd-h;: colov and command botk Isft him and h . trembling voics hs said 'Csatlemsn, [ have maas . paiaful discovssy; have Bright's disease of the kidnsyA' ApA h Len than . ysAr hs waa dsaA. The slightest indications of any kidnsy dilii- cuiiy shouid bs enovgh to strike terror to any one."
 @You know of Dr. Hsnion's case r" "Yes, have both read and heard of it." l" Ei it is veJy won6eTfui, is 1t not F
 No more % than great ma1y others that have come to my notice as having been cured by the same means"
 "You believe thea thas Bnght's disease can be cused.s
 {" know it can. ] know t from ny own and the expsrisecs of thousands of prominent persons who were given up to de by both tAsir physicians and friends. Y
 "You speak Of your own experience,