Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-24

Widespread COmm0tion Caused By
That Remarkable Statement Of q
Physiclan.

Widespread COmmOtion Caused BY
That Remarkable Statement Of q
Physician.
The story published in these columns recently from
the Rochester NY. Democrat created . deal of COM
ment here 1t has Elsewhere Apparently 1t caused
even more commotion in Rochester. the following
nom the same paper shows:
Dr. J. b Henion who is well known not only in Roch.
ester, but in nearly every part of America
tended article to this few days ago. which
duly published detailing his remarkable experience
and rescue from what seemed to be certain death
would be impossible to enumerate the personal inQui.
res which have been made at Office to the validity
OF the article but they have been thar
tner investigation Of ths subject deemed editor
ial necessity
With this end in view representative of this paper
cAAeu on Ut Henion at his residence Andrews
street. when the following interview occurred: THAT
article OF yours Doctor. has created quite whrlwnd
Are the statements shout the terrible condition you
sustains"
Every one Of them and many additional ones was
Drought SO low by negectng the first and most simple
symptoms did not think sick. It is true had
frequent headaches felt tired the time could
eat nothing day and ravenous the next; felt
uul pains and my stomach was out of order but did
NOT tnnk meant anything serious The medical pro-
!esson nave been treating symptoms instead Of diseases
!or years and it is high time it The symptoms
nave Just mentioned or unusual action irrita-
on OF the water channels indicate the approach of kid
ney olsease more than . cough announces the coming
OF consumption We do the cough but try to
nep the lungs. We should not waste time trying
W reeVe the headache pains about the body other
symptoms but directly kidneys the source of
most OF these ailments"
This then. is what you meant when you said that
more than one half Of the deaths which occur arise
from Br1ghts disease. is it Doctor"
precisely. Thousands Of diseases are torturn1 peo
pe oay which in reality Brghts disease
OF lts many forms. It is hydra headed monster and
the slightest symptoms should strike terror to every
Que WI mas them can look back and recall hundreds
OF deaths which physicians declared at the time were
oy paralysis apoplexy, heart disease pneumonia
nlAiafia lever and other common complaints which
see now were caused by Brisht's disease"
frsts"
livery one OF them. and might have been cured as I
was Dy the timely use Of the remedy. am get.
.,-s my eyes thoroughly opened in this matter and
am helping others to the facts and their pos
sible danger also"
MT warner was visited at his establishment on North
St Faul street At first he inclined to be reticent
put learning that the information desired was about
disease his manner changed instantly and he
spoke very earnestly.
1t is true that Brights disease had increased won.
derfuly and we find by reliable statistics that from
~ to ~ its growth was $50 per cent Look at
tue prominent men has carried of: Everett Sumner
Cnase' wilson. Carpenter. Bishop Haven Folser Col
lax and Others Nearly every week the papers record
the death OF some prominent man from this scouree
recently however, the increase has been checked and
attfloute this to the general use Of my remedy"
DO you think many people afflicted with il T., day
VINO do not realize it, Mr.. Warner"
"A prominent professor in New Orleans medical
college was ecurng before class on the subject of
brlshts disease He had various fluids under micro
scopc analysis and showing the students what the
indications of this terrible malady WERE And now
gentlemen he said. as we have the unhealthy
ocations Will show You how it appears in state Of
perfect herlth and he submitted his duid to the
osua eS AS ne watched the results his countenance
suddenly changed-his color and command both left
MIN and in trembling voice he said: Gentlemen, I
have made painful discovery have Bright's disease
OF the Kidneys And in less than year he dead
The slightest indications of any kidney difficulty should
be enough to strike terror to any one"
You know of Dr. Henon's case?"
Eyes, have both read and heard of It."
ut is very wonderful is it not?n
NO more 80 than a great many others that have
come to my notice as having been cured by the same
means"
You believe then that Bright's disease can be
cured?"
Il know 1t can know it from my own and the ex-
perence OF thousands Of prominent persons who
given up to die by both their physicians and frendsm
You speak of Your own experience. what was it,"
"A fearful one. had felt languid and untitled for
business for years. But did not know what allied me-
when. however. 1 found it kidney difficulty I
thought there was little hope and SO did the doctors
have since learned that of physicians of this
city pointed me out to gentleman on the street one
day, saying: There goes who will be dead with
In year. Ibelieve his words would have proved true
had not providentally used the remedy now known
- Warmers Safe Cure"
Dr. s. Lattlmore. although busily engaged upon
some matters connected with the state board of health
OF which he Of the analysts courteously ans
wered the questions that were propounded him
did you make chemical analysis of the case OF Mr.
d D. Warner some three Years ago. Doctor"
Eyes, sir"
his
THE presence Of albumen and tube cssty in sreat
abundance"
And what did the symptoms indicatsS"
"A serious disease Of the kidneys"
Did you think Mr.. Warner could recovery"
NO. SIR did not think it possible"
do you know anything about the remedy which
cured him?"
Yes have chemically analysed It, and find it pure
and harmless"
we publish the foregoing statements in view of the
commotion which the publicity Of Dr. Henions article
has caused and to meet the protesations which have
been made The doctor was curei -four Years 400 and
- acH and attending to his duties
The standing OF Dr. Henion Mr. Warner and Dr. Latti-
more In the community is beyond question and the
statements they make cannot for moment be doubled
DE- Henions experience shows that Brghts disease of
the kidneys Is Of the deceptive and
OF all diseases that 1t II exceedingly common and that
itcan no