Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-03-14

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10 the Edttor Eg..s,tsr ". " Deraocrat:
SIR-Ou the IFS day of June, 1881, l lay
at INV rea.ce.I-e il lhs city surrounded ~
my friends and waiting for death. Heaven
.niv knows the agony | then endured, Tor
words can never describe It. And yet, Il a
few years previous eny one had tod me thso
| was u 10 brought so low, and by 50 terri
oe disease. | should have scofed at the IDEA
had ALWAYS beer unconlnon1y strong and
aua4tav. ana weighed over - pounds and
hardly knew. in my own exp rlenee, what
aain or sickness were. Very many people
mo viii read this statement realize at times
saat t1er ere unusually tired and cannot ic-
:gunt for il. They fee. dull pains in various
parts Of the BODY and do net understand 1t.
Or they are exceedingly hungry one day and
entirely without apD4tite the next This Was
Just the way | felt wnen me relentless malay
winch mad fastened Itself upon me first be-
gan. Still | thought nothing Of it; tlat
probably l had t4ken a cold which would
soon psss away. Shartly alter this ! noticed
sheavy, and at times nrgralglc, pain IL one
a.de Of nv head, hut as it would come o!ls
lazy ami DO gene the next, | paid little atteil-
non II i. Then my stomach would get QUO
81 order and my food often falie | to digest
causing at times great inconvenience 1eT,
wen as a physician. did not think that tsese
shiags meant anything serious. | fanclei
was suffering from malaria and doctored my
self accordingly. But | got no better. |
sext noticed q peculiar color and odor about
fle fluids L was ~pass1ng-aIso that there -" 10
urge quantities one day and very IttIe lne
asxt, and that a persistent froth and u
appeared upon the surface, and a edimen
.attlei. And yet | did not realize my dam
ger, for, indeed, seeing these symptoms con-
annually, | finally became accustomed TO
them, ard my suspicion was wholly dlSarined
~ tie fact that | had no pain in the affected
organs or in their vicinity. Why | should
nave been 50 blind l cannot understand.
l consulted the best nelical skill in the
and. visited al the famed mineral springs
N America and Travelled from Maine 10 Cali
5o"nla. Sti.l | grew worse. No two physl-
cia,.s agrgsl as TO my ma.adv. One said |
was ,ru:hlei with spinal irritation; another,
dyspepsia: another, heart disease: another,
general debility: another, congestion Of the
AS OF the brain; and SO On through a Ing
st Of common diseases, the symptoms Of
sever! Yeas passed, during which tI4t |
VAS steadily growing worse. My conDltlon
hsd really become IItiable. The slight stmp-
toms | at first cxi erien6ed were develonei m
% terrible and constant dlscriers. My nei-Gt
lad been reduced from 2OI to 80 p1uadS.
My life vas a L den to myself ard friends.
/ could ret il no food on my stome n. and
lived wholly by injections. | was a living
mass OF pain. Ny pu,se was unccntroliable;
IN my agony l frequently fell to the floor ind
.l-tEIjttl t!lc tbl pet, anu pIdAtb l5i t1abI4
Morphine had little or no effect in dehdarIng
lie pain. For six DAYS and nights | had tie
| heath preinonitorv he Oushs cons antiv. sly
water was Tiled with tube-casts and athunen.
I was struggling with BIights Disease OF the
| Kid 1rNS III it. last stages.
While sstIerInr thus / received q call from
| any pastor. tie Rev. Or. Foote, at that time
| sc,tor Of st. fauls Episcopal Church. Of this
! citv. | fe.t that it was our last interview,
out in the course of conversation Or. Fo te
| /, tailed to ne the many remarkable cures of
c4SeS Ike my own which had come under ms
observation by means of a remedy, WI h
&c u:-cd me 10 trE. As a prart1cinS IEy-
scIan and a ErGEtU&te OF tie Scfo1S,
| deFidel tie i!e4 ~ any medicine ott-..te tie
REGULAR channels eIiIL N the least beneficial.
20 SnhrIt1lS, however. was lr. Foote. Il at /
finally promised | wouli waive my prel uiIGe.
l began lis use on the first Gay Of jane, 1881,
and took it according to directions. vt first
1t sichened me: butthiS | thought wa a god
ugn for one in my facilitated condition. |
continued 10 take it; the slckenlng sensation
departed ard | was finally able to retain food
1n1n my ~t"Iuach In a few days | not.ce1 a
decided change for the better, a also did NY
wife and friends. Ny hiccoughs ceased and
[ experienced less l4ln than follneEL | was
80 reiOlced at - improved cGfIdItiCn Il at,
cpsn what / iaI Ie.iored but q few SAYS he
fore was sI-y l-GLg | vowed. IL the prs
enne Of my 54>l-- III friends, should / re
cover ! wol.t allcly and privately
aIa1,e Known ii l. for the good of hu-
naultr, wherev,. #r- yaeneyer | had an top,
.ortumity. ana us J. Ter is in fuitilment Of
hat vow. Ny Iuerruvan ent was constant
from that time. an ii !ass than three months
l had gained - p2unta III fash, became en-
tiralv FREE from pain, and i believe | owe my
iteanl present condition wholly to Warmers
sac Cure, the remedy whoa | used.
Since my recover l hav thoroughly rein
eosti-atei the subject OF kid ey difficulties
and hTlvHtS tESa0<n ami he rFnt ms 6aNpIhTp cd
are astounding. therefore state, deliberate
Is, and as a physician. that | believe more
'5aa one-haf tie deaths l@dich occur in
t1ner1cd are caused bu BriGht's disease Of
he kidneys. This may sound like q rash
statement, but ! am prepared II fully verify
It. BTightS disease has no distinctive syInp-
toms u its own Indeed. it often develops
without any pain whatever in the kidners 81
tEelr vicinity but has the symptom OF every
other comnlon complaint. Hundreds OF pao7 (
lie daily, whose burlals are authorized by 6
ihN>! q certificate as occurring IItiL
"ltoart DIsess2, "Aropie1v. 'Paralv4i.,
S~}lna} tomusaInt." "&heumatism. Z i
m ma. aau ptner common complaints, waet
n re@.itEl it sttcln Br!5ht's disease OF tie sid
n@ES re" !r~..ans. ANA fewer people, II alILt
he ex--nt Is. ta.> disease OF its dangerous ans
lasai.uuS nltuec. itstealS mo he system E1
8 thlet. maulte~tS lis prese.ca II a al b. Eh
y9Tm0neS. svG2u101l.~ ana laettns Itself 1i.roI
he Constitution before the victim fs aware OF
: L IL Is nearly - u1r5dltary as consumption
= - - common ami fully as fatal Entire
families, inheritin9 It from their ancestors
have died, AMI Yet nOne Of the number knew
0. realized the mysterious power which va
r. aovlng them. Instead OF common svup
toms L often show none whatever, bat Lrlls!
C.2th suddenly. = III commissions. apoploxy
or heart disease. As one who has suffered
AM knows by bitter experience what. he SAYS
l lnplore every one WAC reads these werd
n1t 10 neg.ect tie slightest symptoms o. Kid
my difficulty. Certain agony and probaot
death viii be the sure result Of such neglect
ami no che caa afford - hazard such chances
/ AN aware that such al unqualified state
taent as this. coming from me, known as
am throughout the entire land as a practl
f.oasr ana lecturer. viii arouse the slEpr.s
AID possible amnesty Of the medical proEee
s.oa and as:oni>h al w.-h whom ! an g.
CuTHt~3 hut ! Ineke the foregoing state
rleats based upon facts which | an prepare
l. produce a.a truths which can subs-ar
tate - thA litter. The welfare IF those WI
NAV plS>Ib.v De sufferers such as I was. IS Z
annie IIcu -ement Tor he u taae the step
have, and II / IAN successfully warn other
firm tie dangerous pain in which | OF
wa.ke9. | an wiling . endure eli p-ofes
s.oaal AM pesS nal eous-.uaH*e
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