The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-01-28
III. Vt ASBAD As PAINTED.
Wides pread commotion Caused ey
the Terrible Confession OF a
Physician.

n. i. DeULt,cfdI Hft8 IHsoiHte, tI1
ated Il dcu.. OF comment here as it iia:
elsewhere Apparently it caused
even more coainotion III Rochester
as the fol: owing. from the same pa
per shows.
DIR. J. Il. Heaion, who Is Well known
not only Ill Rochester, but in nearly
every part OF America. sent an ex
tended articlc.!o this paper IL few
DAYS ago which was duly published
detailing his remarkable experience
and rescue from what seemed to be
certain death. It would be inipossi-
blc TO enumerate the personal in
quirles which have been made at oul
office as 10 tie validity Of the article
but they have been so numerous thai
further investigation OF the subject
was deemed necessary.
With this end in view represen-
tative of this paper called on DR.
Henion at his residence on Andrews
street. when the following interview
occurred: That article OF yours,
Doctor. has created quite whirl-
wind. Are the statements about the
terrible condition you were IN, aud
the way you were Rescued, such a.
you can sustain!'
Every one Of them and many ad-
ditional ones. ] was brought so low
by negi.cting the first and most SIM
pie symptoms. did not think | WIS
sick. 1t is true had frequent head
aches felt tired most OF the time
conld eat nothing one day and was
rayenous the next; felt dull pains
and my stomach wa, out Of order,
but | did not think ii meant anything
serious. The medical profession has
been treating symptoms instead Of
diseases for years, and IL is high time
it ceased. Tie symptoms l have
Just mentioned or any Unusual aer
ton or irritation OF the water cham
nels Indicate the approach vi kidney
disease more than a uan-h ANNOUNCE
Is the coming Of CONSUMPTION. We
do not treat the cou.',, but try to
heln the lungs. We Should not waste
our time trying 10 relieve the head
ache, pains about TIL body Or other
symptoms: but go directly to the
Kidneys, the soul.o 9. :.aost Of these
ailments"
This. then, is what yon meant
when you said that more than one
half the deaths which occur arise
."nln B,ight's disease, is it EoetofY
.p,o '~ais. Thousands OF diseases
a,. ,or,ur;n. ,,e, ,s'a to day which i,
reality are Bri.h,'s disease " oa''
of its many forms. 1t is a hydra
headed monster, and the slightest
symptoms should strike terror to ev-
cry one who ha. them. ] can look
back and recall hundreds Of deaths
which physicians declared 1T the
time We're caused by paralysis. APP
oplexy, heart disease, pne'imnHia
malarial fever aud other comm n
complaints, which l see now Were
caused 10y BriSht's disease
And did all these eases have SIM
pie symptoms at first:'
Every one OF them. and might
have been cured as | was 10y the
timely use OF the same remedy.
am getting my eyes thoroughly OPEN
ed in this matter aud think an
helping other, 10 SEE the facts anG
their possible danger also.
Mr.. Warner. who WAS visited at his
establishment on North st. Paul st.
spoke very earnestly:
1T is true that Bright's disease
had increased wonderfully, and VT
find, 10y reliable statistics, that ffon
10 TO 80, its growth WAS over 80 PEI
cent. Look at the prominent men i
has carried off, aud is taking off ey
cry year, for while many are dying
apparently of paralysis and apopiex.
they are really victims OF kidney dis
order, which causes heart disease
paralysis. apoplexy, etc. Nearly ev
cry week the papers record the dealt
Of some prominent man from thi:
scourge. Recently. however, the in
crease has been checked and | attri
butte this to the general use OF IN.
remedy"
do you think many people ar,
afflicted with it to day who do no
| realize it,"
"A prominent professor in a New
Orleans medical college was lectur
ing before his class on the subject Q
Bright's disease. He had yariou
fluids under microscopic analyst
and was showing the students wha
the indications oil this terrible nlala
dy We're, and NOW, gentlemen, Ia
said. as We have seen the nnhealth,
indications l will show YOU how j
appears in q state Of perfect health
submitted his own fluid to the usua
test. As Ae watched the result hi
coun,enance suddenly changed-hi
color and command both left hin
and in Il trembling voice he said
Gentlemen, have made painful
discovery: have BriSht's disease O
the Kidneys And in less than yea
he was dead. The slightest indica
tons of any kidney difficulty Shout
be enough to strike terror to an
one"
"You know Of DR.. Henion's case.
Yes, l have both read and hear
OF it,
lit il very wonderful, is it not?'
i NO more SO than a great man
i Others that have come to my motto
as having been cured 10y the sam
means"
!. You believe then that Bright
disease can be cured?"
Il know it can. / know it from m
own and the experience Of thousand
!. of prominent persons who We're 81,
en- up TO die by both their physician
and friends"
!, "You speak Of your own eXper
, ence; what was it,"
. Il fearful one. | had felt langui
) and untitled for business for year
{ But I did not know what allied m
; When, however, l found it was Iii,
. ney difficulty thought there WAS Ii
: tie hope and so did the doctors.
have since learned that one OF Il
r physicians OF this city pointed II
G ont to a gentleman on the street OF
: day, saying: There goes a man WI
Z will be dead within II year b
y lieye his words would have prov,
:. true if / had not proyiaentially us,
e the remedy now known AS Warner
. Safe Cure"
ri did you make 4 chemical analys
5 of the case of Mr.. III. Ii. Warner SOL