The Evening critic., 1885-01-24
ExoIrEMRMr IN RooHEsrER.


widespread CommofiOn Caused by
That Remarkable Statement OF n
Physician.
The etery published In those columns re.
Gently, from the Rochester (N. W Democrat,
created q deal OF comment hero, as It has else
where. Apparently IL caused even more com.
motion In Rochester, as the following from tue
same paper showss
pr. j.. u. Henion, who is woll.known not
only in Rochester but In nearly every part OF
AmeficH, sent an extended article 70 this pa
per, few dnye ago, which was duly published,
detailing his remarkable experience and res
cue from what seemed ~ be certain death. IL
would be impossible TO enumerato the per
sonal Inquiries which have been made Mt our
oflco as 10 the validity OF the article, but
they have boon 30 numerous that fUrther In
vestigation OF the subject was deemed an edi-
tOrtal necessity.
with this end In view a representative Of
this paper called on DR.. uenion at his rosl
dence on Andrews street, when the following
interview occurred: ''rhat article OF yours,
Doctor, has created quite whlrlwlnd. Are
the statements about the terrible condition
you were IN, aud the way youiwere rescued,
every one OF them, and many additional
ones, was brought 30 low by neglecting the
0rst and most simple symptoms. / did not
think l was sick. II Is true had freque MT
headaches; felt tired most Of the time; could
eat nothing one day aud was ravenou5 the
next; felt duh paine, and my stomach was out
thing serious. The medical profession have
been treating symptoms instead OF diseases
for years, and IL Ia high time 1t ceased. The
symptoms have iuet mentioned or any unu-
eual action OF Irritation OF the water channels
Indicate tho approach Of kidney disease more
than cough announces tue coming Of con-
to help the Iungg. We should not waste our
time trying TO relieve the headache. paius
about the body or other symptoms, but 60
directly to the kidneys, the source OF most OF
these ailments"
"This, tnen, is what you mean. when you
said that more than one halt the deaths
which occur arise from Bright's disease, Is It
DoctorY
Precisely. Thousands OF diseases are tor.
turing people to-day, which In reality are
Brights disease In some OF its many forms.
IL is hydra.headed monster, ana the slight
est symptoms should strike terror O. every
one who has them. can LOOK back and re-
call hundreds OF deaths which physiciaus de-
clated at the time were caused by paralysis,
apoplexy, heart disease, pneumonia, malarlal
fever and other common complaints, which l
SEQ now were caused by Brlghts disease"
"And did all these cases have simple symp.
tons at nrst2"
livery one Of them, and might have boon
cured as was by the timely use OF the same
remedy. l am getting my eyes thoroughly
opened In this matter, and think am help
ing others TO see tho facts and their possible
danger Also"
Bfr Warner was vlslted at his establishment
on North ST. Paul street. At nrst he was In.
clinod TO be retlcent, but learning that tue in-
~,
his manner changed instantly and he spoke
dit is true that Bright's disease had in.
creased wonderfully, and we nud, by reliable
etatistics, that from 20 to so Its growth was
over $50 per cent. Look at the prominent men
IL has carried on Everett Sumner, Chase,
Wilson, Carpenter, Bishop Haven, Folger, ool.
fax and others. Nearly every week the papers
record the death OF some prominent man from
this scourge. Recently, however, the increase
has been checked and l attribute this to the
to nf NV
"Do you think many people are afllcted with
II to-day who do not realize 1t, Mr.. Warner?"
"a prominent professor In a New orleans
medical college was lecturing before his class
on the subject OF Drights disease. He had
various nuids under microscopic analysis and
was showing tue students what the indications
OF this terrible malady were. Aud now,
gentlemen he said, 'as we have seen the un.
healthy Indications will show you how 1t ap
pears IN state Of perfect health, and he suo
mitted his own fluid TO the usual test. As he
watched the results his countenance suddenly
cnanged-his color and command both ief
him. aud In trembling voice, he said
Gentlemen, have made a painful discovery
| have Bright's disease OF the Kidneys And
| In less than year he was dead. The slight
est indications OF any kidney diflculty should
"You know OF Dr. Henion's case 2"
"Yoe, have both read and heard OF It,"
''It Is very wonderful, Is 1t not 2"
"No more 80 than great many others that
have come to my notice as having been cured
by the same means"
"You believe then that Brights disease eau
be cured"
az know It can. know It from nv own and
the experience OF thousands OF pr0mlneni
| persons who were given up to die by botn thell
| physicians and friends"
"You speak OF your own experience, what
was IT."
"a fearful one. had felt languId and uu
ntted FOR business for years. But did uo
know sd what siled me; e:0 Whea, however,
| wae little hope and so did the doctors. have
| since learned that one OF the physicians o
this city pointed me out TO gentleman on tn,
street one day, saying: There goes man whC
will be dead within year. 1 believe hi.
| words would have proved true II had no
| proyidentially used the remedy nov known a,
| DR.. S. A. baltimore, although buslly en-
gagged upon some matters connected with the
state Board OF Health, OF which he is one o
| the analysts, coutteouely answeredsthe ques
lions that were propounded him.
"Did you make chemical analysis OF tn,
case OF Mr.. ii. IL. Warner some three year
ago, Doctorl'
| "Yes, SIR"
"what did this analysis show your"
"rhe presence OF alnumen and Tube casts II
great abundance"
"And what did the symptoms indicator"
"a serious disease OF the kidneys"
"Did you think Mr.. Warner could recover?
"No, Sir. l did not think It possible"
"Do you know anything about the remed.
which cured himl ;"
eyes. have chemically analysed It an
| ind 1t pure and harmless"
| We publish the foregoing etatements In vie,
OF the commotion which the publicity OF Di
Henions article has caused and to meet til
protosiatlops which have been made. tn
doctor was cured four years ago and IS toeR an
attending TO his professional duties to .daJ
The standing OF DR.. Henion, Mr.. Warner an
| DR.. baltimore In the community is beyon
question, and the statements they make cal
not for moment be doubted. DR.. Henlon
experience shows that Brlght's disease OF IN
kidneys is one OF the most deceptive and da,
gerous OF all diseases that 1t is exceedlnpl
common, and that 1t can be cured.