The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-06

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bic condition zoe we're IN, aud ths NAfyeu
wefe faaHusd. such - fUu ran sustAlnlH
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body or other symptoms' bui ro directly 10
the kidneys. the sourco of most Of these all.
ments.u
"Tbla, thon, IL what you monnt when Won
said that more than one.hnlf tho deaths
| which occur nrlso from DriRhtis disease, Ia
| It DoctorPi
Precisely. Thousands OF dlsonsea are
torttfrinR people today. which In reality
hro Bt1ghfs disease In some OF Tia mnny
forms. 1tisn hydra headed monster. and
tho slightest symptoms should strike terror
10 every ono who has them, / can look
bnck and recall hundreds OF deaths which
physlcians declared al the time were eansed
by paralysis. %npoplexy' heart d,soase' men.
| monla, maLarlal fever and other common
| compjnints. which 1 SEQ now were caused nv
BrIRbtia dlsense.U
VAnd did nil these oasea bave simnIa
symptoms AT first ~
'"Eyery one Of them. and have oen
cured AS was by the timely NE OF tho same
remedy. am betting INV ewes thoyoughIy
opened IN this matter. and think / nm Rain.
Ing others 10 see the facts and their possible
danger also.n
ME- Warner. who was visited M bis es..h-
ment on North m. Paul street sndfe verv
earnestly; "'
0It Is true that Bright,s dlsense had IN.
crensed wonderfullv. md wa find nv ralia.
| lie statistics that iron, ia to ia H. grnn,h
.oro aa-.a. 49,
VIZ 49, ~ per oonE. ho9k az uhe proml-
~ oyar,, roar ~ - " gu, 10y - tanins
on v,e,y YOU, Ut Wnho mhny aIo LYME
apPaaen.iy pl aIalysls and spopie1y, thcy
aav leahy yict,msoI kidney disorder, Thlch
oauses hehrt uisehbe, paralysis, apople1y,
.tc' NenrIy every Week the pupefs record
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LaVIsv. i'oeeh,'y nvnvser, .ne incrense
nas ne1n cneckea anu l attribute TINS 70 the
eV"no nor ,bia = ,en,ouy, 49, .mt...s
~ you MINK many people are atllcted
WIN II To-Day VINO 90 not realize itin
mPIoniihone PROFESSOR ma new orleans
nlsuna ioneHo was isctnring before ms
liass IN .ne suplect OF brlghts disease. ne
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~ y was SHOWING tne students what the
ma,Jn.lons ~ ,nls terfiDle malady were.
anu now, sentismeh, nc SAID, AS we nave
seeh .ne uhneaitny indications l VIII show
you now ~ appears IN q state OF perfect
neaitn, y no submitted MS v nuid 70
Ne usuni test. As he watched tho results
nus couhtenanco suddenly .changed-his
color . command both left him and In a
trembling voice no said: 'Gentlemen, i
ave made a painful discovery; 4 have
prlgnts disease OF the Kidneys And In
less b a year ho was dead. Tho slightest
indications OF any kidney difficulty should
DO enough TO strike terror to any one"
You know OF Dr. Henion's casefp
Yes, l nave both read and heard OF It,"
ut is very wonderful, Is IL notin
mo more so than n great many others
that have come to my notice Us having been
cured by the same means"
You believe then that Bright's disease
can DO curedW
VI know II can. know II from my own
and tho experience of thousands Of proml.
mont persons who were given up TO die by
both their physicians and friends.n
lyon speak OF your own experience;
what was iti'
"A fearful one. | had ielt languid and
united for business for years. But | did
not know what allied me. When, however,
found 10 was kidney difficulty i thought
there wal little hope and no did tho doctors.
clans of this city pointed me out to a gen.
a 49, IN .