The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-16

.... HH.TU H..H UuI|IUN d. iN MT NNl . NI.
ignusls. fr him They propose me- TO
,ief hti in tho grave, lanonnF the only
source M Therapeutic salvation, they
sthar r0und his dodsido ~ observe his
unaidod Struggle. rho dat has gone
forth that nothing car ha dnOsi aud
nothing viii b. pHrmitted a. ho done.
Those Wlp question such u decision are
uu1ckan aud crauksi hut who ought not
To he proud ~ such q designation from
such 4 sourru9 Scholarly, r0hned, cul,
tured, eltnest gentlemen rs they are, OF
what avail are All thes0 good qualities
ia tho presonee OF such therapeutic
bankruptcy? On tho contrary, while
so.GRlled sciontihr medicine Is to the
fore, we'll may the daily papers an
nounca ia stuftllug headlines, a bad
day for Con. Grant-Soyon doctors in
consultation -,
Yes, the hero of AppOmattox is dying!
lie VINO knew no fear in war, knows
no fear In suffering. HIS quiet iort'
tuds wins universal admiration,
President Lincoln, In visiting hos
pltgl during the late war, noticed poor
confederate boy, MORALLY wounded
With his native tenderness he put MS
arms around his neck in sympathy. The
sight melted the hospital 10 tears.
The heart al the American people IN
Ike manner hloeds for Grant, tho silent
sufferer. 10 would have him got wei,
by any effective means
His physicians say no can not recover.
Thoy nm him with hnodyno, but despite
them favorable bulletius he N ually
growing worse
\ spec! ,l!-t who has won reputation
In tho Ircgtlauut ol cancer visits ms
| bedside, rhc opposition ho encounters
from tho attending physicians brings
painfully 10 mind the story OF the dog
| In the munger.
And Gen. Grant, ps;haps, must die
because oi this intolerance! Is II posi-
| blo tha. there rs no hope Of cure outside
o. the medical prOiOssiOn2
Pr2pOslCrOus'
! For'years medical men insisted that
certain ievCrs were inCurahle, but CHM
| coma proved the contrary. For centuries
| thew have protested shat certain renal
disorder wera incurable and yet sne-
| clnl prppsrati n has cured aud perma-
ncntlv cured the worry worst cases.
WHY may IL not he possible in like
manner to euro q case OF cancor! Is. Il.
| LarraOgn, of Boston, was doomed 10
death by many eminent Boston physi-
clans. J. b. Henion, Nj. D., OF Roches-
doctors Of all schools. Elder j. >.
Prescott, OF Cleveland, Ohio, was
grayely Informed by them that no could
not live, and vet these mon and thou
| sands like them have been cured and
cured permanently, of serious kidney
disorders, by a remedy not officially
known TO the code.
again.
Gen. Arson Stager died of Brights
disease in Chicago last week. Joe"
Goss, The Boston pugil!st, died OF IL.
Hundreds of thousands OF people perish
of IL every year while in their doctors
hands. The cause OF death may be
called blood poisoning, paralysis, heart
disease, commissions, apopley =, pheu-
monia or some other common ailmont,
but the real difficulty is in the kidneys.
| Physicians know it,but they conceal the
| fact IRON their patients, realizing their
| inability TO cure by any "authorized"
means. The remedy that cured LARA
bee and Henion and Prescott Il. e.,
Warmers Safe Cure0 is special, indie
pendent discovery. Its record entities
| Il to recognition, and it gets 1t from in
tellige:t people. Its manufacturers
have an unsul'ied reputation, and are
entitled to as great consideration as any
school of physicians.
Prof. r. A. Gum, NJ. D. dean of the
United States Medical college, of New
York City, rises above professional
prejudice, and on its proved
merits alone gives 1t several pages OF
lished works-the only instance on
record of high professional endorse
ment of such preparations.
The unprejudiced people do not want
Gen. Grant to die. II there is In all
nature or anywhere in the world rem
edy or man able to cure his cancer
give them o chance.
VIII they do II?
No.
Why?
Is it not too often the case that many
excellent physicians, who are greatly
devoted to the code, would prefer that
their patients should die rather than
that they should recover health by the
use OF any remedy not recognized
under their code?