The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

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that we cannot excuse ourselves, i've do mot
lay 1t before our readers. oven though IL
length would ordinarily preclude IL admission
to our limited space.
TO THE EDITOR ROCHESTER IN. ~ Dn1ocHAT:
sIR-On the FIRST day Of June, 1881, I lay Il
my residence in this city surrounded b. my
friends and waiting for deSth. Heated only
knows the AGONY then endured for words
nnever describe 1t And yet, III fs4 yeats
previous any ode had told me thitI WIS ID BE-
brought 20 low, and BY Cd terrible disease; I
should have scofted at tho idea. had always
boon uncommonly strong and healthy, and
weighed over 100 pounds and hardly knew, in
my own experience, what piin or sickness
were. Very many people who will read this
statement realize at limos that they are unusu-
ally tired and cannot account for Il They
feel dull pains in various parts Of the body and
do Northumberland it Or they are exceedingly
hungry one day and entirely without appetite
the next This was just tho way felt when
the relentless malsdy which had fastened It.
self upon mo first began. Still I thought
nothing Of it; that probably hsd
taken cold which would s6on
pass away. shortly aftor this noticed
heavy, and at times heuralgic, pain in one
and De gono tho next paid little attention to
it Then my stomach would get out Of order
and my food often failed I'd digest causing at
times great inc0nvenience. Yet even - ply
stefan, did not think that these things meant
anything serious. I fancied was suffering
from malaria and doctored my self according
". But got no better. next noticed pec1-
liar color aud odor about tho fluid was pass
ing-also that there were large quantities one
day and very little the next, and that . persist
ent froth and scum appeared upon tic dir,
not realize my danger, for indccd seeing these
eymptoms continually. finally became accus-
toned to them, and my suspicion was wholly
disarmed by the fact that had no pain in the
affected organs or in their vicinity. Why I
consulted the best medical skill in the land
visited oil the famed IMMORAL springs in Amer
ica and travelled from Maine to California Still
grew worse. No two physicians agreed Is to
my malady. Ono said was troubled with
spinal irritation; another, dyspepsia; another,
heart disease; another, general debility; an
other, congestion of tho base Of the brain; and
10 on through long list Of common diseases,
tho symptoms OF many Of which really hal
In this way several years passed, during which
ton had really become pitiable The eight
symptoms l at first experienced were de-
ve!oped into terrible and constant dis
orders My weight had been reduced
from 2o7 to 1870 pounds Ny life was .
no food on ny stomach, and lived wholly BY
injections. Twas living mass OF pain Ny
pulse was uncomfortable In my agony fire.
quently fell to the floor and clutched the carpet
and prayed fof death. Morphine had little or
and nights had the death premonitory hic-
coughs constantly. Ny water was filled with
tube casts and albumen. ] was struggling
with Brights Disease of the kidneys in its last
stages 9tE;,
my pastor, tho Rev. DR.. Foote, atthat time rec
tor of st Pahl's Episcopal church, of this city.
l felt that it was our last interview, but In the
course Of conversation Dr. Foote detailed to
me the many remarkable cures Of cases like
by means of remedy, which he urged me to
Of the schools, / derided tho idea Of any med
icine outside tho regular channels being in the
least beneficial So solicitious, however, Was
DR.: Foote. that I finally promised would
first day of June; 1881, and took 1t according To
directions. At first it sickened me; but this
thought was good sign for one in my de-
bilitated condition. continued to take it;
the sickening sensation departed and was a.
nslly able to retain food upon my stomach. In
3 few days noticed decided change for the
hotter, as also did my wife and friends. Ny
hiccoughs ceased and experienced loss pain
than formerly. I was 60 rejoiced ct this i'm
proved condition that, upon what bad be.
vowed, in the presence of my family and
friends, should recover would both public
" and privately make known this remedy for
the sod of humanity. wherever and whenever
had an opportunity, and this letter is in fulfill
slant from that time, and in loss than three
months had gained 28 pounds in flesh, be-
came entirely free from pain and believe I
owe my life and present condition wholly to
Warmers Safe Cure, the remedy which used
yestigated the subject of kidney difficulties and
Brights disease, and the truths developed are
astounding therefore state, deliberately and
al physician, that believe more than one-half
the deaths which occur in America are caused
by Brights disease Of the kidneys. This may
sound like rash statement, but l am prepared
to fully verify it Bright's disease has no dis
tinctive symptoms Of its own, (ndeed, It often
develops without any pain whatever in the kid
neys or their vicinityJ butt the symptoms Of
dreds of people die daily, whose burials are au-
ring from sHoart Disease" :Apopiexy," .Par-
alysls," "Spinal complaint" Inflammation"
''Ineumonia,a and other common complaints.
when in reality it is from Bright's disease OF
the kidneys. Few physicians, and fewer peo-
pic, realize the extent Of this disease or it's
dangerous and insidious nature. II steals in
to tho system like thief, manifests it's presence
il at all by the commonest symptoms and
victim Is aware Of it 1t is nearly IS hered-
fully as fatal Entire families, in,
leriting it from their ancestors, have
died, and yet none Of the number
was removing them. Instead Of common
symptoms it often shows none whatever, but
brings death suddenly, from commissions, ap-
Oplexy or heart disease. As one who has suf-
fered, and knows by bitter experience what
words not to neglect tho slightest symptoms Of
kidney difficulty. Certain agony and proba-
BILE death will be the sure result Of such neg
loot and no one can afford to hazard such
chances.
1 am aware that such an unqualified state
ment as this, coming from me, known ss am
throughout the entire land as practitioner and
lecturer, will arouse the surprise and possible
luminosity Of the medical profession and aston
ish all with whom am acquainted, butI make
the foregoing statements basod upon facts
which l am prepared to produce and truths
which can substantiate to the letter. Tho
welfare of those who may possibly be suffer-
ers such as was, is an ample inducement for
mo to take the stepI have, and il can success
fully warn others from the dangerous path in
which once walked, am willing to endure all
professional and personal consequence.
]. B. HEN1oN, n. D.
ROCHESTER, MY, Dec. 80.
The Boy Of the Burning Deck.
Paris Letter in the Newark Advertiser.
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