The Osceola times., 1885-02-07
A THRILLING ExpER,rnc,
Remarkable Statement Of pe-.
ger and Proyidential r.nAi bas

,nni hapie 'aa' we can not excuse our..' :"
II we do not lay it before our read..'a
though its length would ordipar;,.r e'e
cludo its admission TO our limited ~ pA
TO the Editor Rochester (N. IA n'ip'e nspaee
SiR-On the first day of lima ,.ssaocret
at my residence in this city snrri iooi | hy
my friends and waiting for deatSd MED " T.
only knows the agony | then sndn neavm
words can never describe il. An ir
few years previous any one had .ya L
that was to be brought so low au ansdn .oid n.
terrible = disease, l should hava soys sna oy
the idea. l had always been unco,d conedr At
strong and healthy, and weighed nohy
pounds and hardly knew, In INV over ~
perionce, whnt pain or sicknes. e.
Very many people who will road a"as
statenent realize at times that thew ua
unusually tired and can not acconn, an
They feel dull pains in vnrious narsa iort
body and do not understand it S.whs hs
are exceedingly hungry one dav a.sy ,sy
tlrely without appetite the next. Thu o.
just tho way | felt when the rsias.n
malady which had fastened ITSELF n,s
first began. Still thought potbins ioa ~
that probably | had taken a cola n %E
would soon pass away. Shortly att, .nN
| noticed heavy, and at times nenr.a na
pain in one side of my head. Int ass
would come one day and be gone tbs rs ~
| paid little attention to 1t. Then
stomach would get out of order and Iy
food often failed to digest, causjp,
times great inconvenience. Yet. s evaas
physician, | did not think tbot n asa
things meant anything serious. fsa.s
! was suffering from malaria and doc,".sa
myself accordingly. But got no hs,,,N.
| next noticed a peculiar color ond vi
about the fluids l was passing-also Nv.
there were large quantities one dav s.I
very little the next, and that a persisss..
froth and scum appeared upon the surtsoa
and n sediment settled. And vet did ~
realize my danger, for, indeed. sssi"' %A
these symptoms continually, finally +,
came accustomed to them, and NV ,..
picion was wholly disarmed by the a. n.
that had no pain in the affected aran,
or in their vicinity. Why | should bsv.
been so blind can not understand
consulted the best medical skin In IA.
land. visited all the famed miner,
springs in America and Travelled fror
Maine TO California. Still | grew wor.s
No two physicians agreed as to my m,s
| dy. One said ! was troubled with snir,l
| irritation: another, dyspepsia; another
[ heart-disease; another. general debItv,
another, congestion of the base OF Nv
[ brain; and SO ON through long list d
common diseases, the symptoms Of mapv
of which really had. In this way sever.
/ al years passed, during which time vm
steadily growing worse. Ny conditim
had really become pitiable. The slgh.
I symptoms ! at first experienced were IA.
/ yeloped into terrible and constant disr.
| ders. My weight had been reduced from
/ 201 to 13O pounds. My life was burden
/ TO myself and friends. | could retain 10
] food on my stomach, and lived wholly by
/ injections. i was a living mass OF pain
/ My pulse was uncomfortable. In my agony
| l frequently fell to the floor and clutched
| the carpet, and prayed for death. Nor.
/ phine had little or no effect in deadenn,
the pain. For six days and nights hsl
/ the death-premonitory hiccoughs constant,
/ ly. Ny water was filed with tube-cast
and albumen. j was struggling witt
Brights Disease of the kidneys in its las
stages
I While suffering thus | received ca
from my pastor, Rev. Dr. Foote, at ths
/ time rector Of ST. Paul's Episcopal Churct
/ II this city. felt that it was our last In
terview, but in the course of conversatio
/ DIR. Foote detailed TO me the many reInari
able cures of cases like my own which ha
come under his observation, by means Of
remedy which he urged me to try. Az
| practicing physician and a graduate Of u
schools, derided the idea of any medic
outside the regular channels being in I
least beneficial. So solicitous, howevt
was DR.. Foote, that | finally promised
would waive my prejudice. / began
use the first day OF June, 1881, and took
according 10 directions. At first IL sickcn
me: but this thought was a good sign
one in my dcbilitated condition. | cont
ued to take it; the sickening sensation
parted and | was finally able to ret
food upon my stomach. In few day
noticed n decided change for the better,
also did my wife and friends. My b
coughs ceased and experienced less pl
than formerly. | was so rejoiced at d
improved condition that, upon what |
lieved but few days before was my dyi
bed, vowed, in the presence of my FAM
and friends, should recover | would bo
publicly and privately make known Il
remedy for the good of humanit
wherever and whenever | had an oppo
tunity, and this letter Is in fulfillment
that vow. My improvement was consta
from that time, and in less than thr
months lad gained twenty pounds
flesh, became entirely free from pain, an
believe ! owe my life and present cond
tion wholly TO Warmers Safe Cure, whit
remedy | used.
Since my recovery have thoroughly n
investigated the subject of kidney dificu
ties and BTight's disease, and the trutf
developed are astounding. | therefor
state, deliberately, and as physical
that believe more than ORe-hdlf the dtdh
,rhich occur in dmericd are caused B
BTight's disease of The kidneys. This ma
sound like rash statement, but am pre-
pared to fully verify it. Bright's diseas
has no distinctive symptoms of its own lin
deed, it often develops without any pal
lnt In b. ,t.,,tv
but has the symptoms of nearly ever,
other common complaint. Hundreds 0
people die daily, whose burials are author
lied by PHYSICIANS certificate as occur
ring from Heart Disease" "Apoplexy,
Paralysis" Spinal Complaint" "Rheu
matism,"" Pneumonia" and other com
mon complaints, when in reality II is from
Bright's disease of the Kidneys. Few ply
sicians, and fewer people, realize the ex'
tent of this disease or its dangerous and In
sidious nature. II steals into the system
like thief, manifests its presence II at al
by the commonest symptoms and fasten'
itself upon the constitution before the VIC
tim is aware of 1t. IL Is nearly as heredl.
tary as consumption, quite as common and
fully as fatal. Entire families, inheriting
II from their ancestors, have died, and yf
none of the number knew or realized the
mysterious power which was removins
them. Instead Of common symptoms u
often shows none whatever, but brings
death suddenly, from commissions apo.
piexy or heart disease. As one who has
suffered, and knows by bitter experienct
what he says, imLlore everyone wnc
-eads these words not to neglectthe slight
est symptoms of kidney difficulty. Certain
agony and probable death will be the suIs
result of such neglect, and no one can W.
ford to hazard such Chances. ,.,
l am aware that such an unquallneu
statement as this, coming from me, known
as ! am throughout the entire land a. T.
practitioner and lecturer, will arouse ms !es
surprise and possible animosity of ms
medical profession and astonish oil VIE
whom ! am acquainted, but ! make us
foregoing statements based upon iaIss ~
which am prepared to produce and tr!rIs ,s
which l can substantiate TO the letter l%'
welfare of those who may possibly be sn.
ferers such as was, is an ample indus,,t n
ment for me TO take the step have, hp,