The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-07-07
A Scientists Warning
SYNOPSIS OF A REMARLABKE LECTURE DE-
LIvEREp BY DOCTOR Il. +. HAAMoNp,
BEFoRE TIE NATIONAL SCIENTISTS
CONTENTION.

1--WE call this an age OF progress, ana
so in very many respects it is, but | 30
not hesitate to declare most emphahcahs'
that in many things that constitute TktL
happiness we are simply children. Lee
US see; We are startled constantly ol
The sndden death of some man who seemed
,he pIcture Of health He thought be Wa
well. Occasionally his appetite was poor
hut then in a few days afterwards II "aS
ravenous. lie felt strenge pa Us shootlne
through his body, tur as they dlo not re-
main, he forgot them His lead paine
him periodically, he was somewhat paiel
than common, and unaccountaoiy .h'I'
but he felt comparatively well ana FigoI'
Gus. A d vet he suddenly died IL Is d
,hame 20 our boosted CIVILIZATION.
DIR. Hammond then iustanced numOti
OF cases of persons well known 10 mn
who had died in great agony, al housH
,bev had experienced few symptoms anu
little pain, and continued .n,..
"Wby is 1t that so many little chilofei
are to-day puny, suited andsspparent's
bliehted for lifel Because those early an"
inevitable diseases, measeis, scatletioa'
etc. have so weakened certain organs
that nature cannot do her WORK, anu the
child languisees, perhaps dies. LOOK a.
the list OF women who die In childbirth
and why Is III Simply because thelf ma
ternal organs have been so Weakened D!
the most terrible of all diseases that they
cannot withstand the fearful sudden
strain that Is brought 10 beal upon thein'
How many women escape monlhiy sso'
uiesp And vet nature never intended that
main or Inconvenience should attend the
operation of her natural laws. Inc
solemn and terrible fact Is that men ana
women drag along, die and are pulleo
md their friends and the doctors say
heart disease, apoplexy, pneumonia con
LestioB, commissions, when the cause Iay
lar back of these things, and was btisul
disease OF the kidneys. That was the in-
ward cause these are the outward inapi-
festatlons. Every disease must nave
root, just as certainly as every pant
Kidney disease is the great root from
which most modern diseases, no inatler
what their name may be, actually spring
'But because the kidneys are 80 I'M
portant, so delicate ana so powerful, thcy
require the greatest care IN treatment
Ever since the day when DR.. Bright ols-
covered the connection between mofoiu
outward SYMPTOMS and internal Decay
phvsicians, scientists ant chemists have
-buRuI LOT d pure anu ponti ioi iShS''
las been a difficult. often iruitless
search. Many remedies are now before
the public, but, so far as | have been able
to learn by chemical analysis, and actual
test, only one possesses absolute merit
and power. / have seen number OF
cases, and learned from unquestionaole
sources of many others, where the prepa
ration Hunts Remedy has been almost re-
markable in its results. One case In par
ticular was that Of u prominent banker ie
siding in New York, whose family ply
sicians, assisted by the best counsel thai
city could produce, declared his case tt
be hopeless, and who was afterward re.
stored to perfect health by the means
have named. ] have not hes!tated to use
it freely among my patients, and from
the results have secured, | shall con
iinue TO do SO
The doctor explained how men auc
women should live in order TO meet this
Tumble malady, and i"stanced severa
additional cures which had followed The
use of the remedy before referred to. Ii
concluding he said:
"lf men and women could only o'
aroused to a realization OF their actua
danger to sense OF what is before then
unless they take prompt and proper &C
ton, and then by a correct course OF In
and the use of just the right means seel
to proloDg their lives, most OF the presen
suffering and untimely deaths might AM
would be avoided"