Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-02-06
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widespread Commotion Caused ~ w
r,-,ihls Confession Of . Physician

,.e1 ne this
widespread Vom"''''" rrrs,.ta,
Terrihls Confession OF
The story pubhShedn tne>'
car tv. from the Rochester, y y At'''
f's aS-,,L.- ArpsrfYtIy 70
here As u has ,.h,s.sr
caused even more comi'V''NA '1
as the Ol,OwlrEt from the same PaP'I suV"S
NJ I r Vpuiou, who is we'll known not
,rIy in Rochester, but in nearly every pa,it
- S,sri,s. sent an extended article 10 TINS
oarsr a few DAYS ago which was duly pup-
Esbe5 detailing his remarkable experience
"a ,ss,ue fram What seemed - be certain
Ssetb In would be impossible % enume4dte
the personal inquiries which have negn
made at our Office as to the Naidl'l OF lne
article. hut they nave ueeh 70
that further investigation Of the SUBJECT
~ deemed necessary.
With this end in view a representative OF
this paper called ON Dr. lemon aN us Ilst
ING interview occurred THAT article Of
,,HT,rs Doctor, has created quite a Wulri-
NM Are the statements about the terri
Ls condition YOU were in, and the way You
ursra rescued, such as you can sustain
" Every one of them and many addition
a, ones. was brought so low by negIeG,
Inc the first and most simple symptoms
di3 NOT think | was sick. 1t IS true l had
freoueut headaches; felt tired most or the
time; could eat nothing one day anu was
90 rsnous the next, felt dull pains and my
stomach was out Of order, but did not
think il meant ANYTHING serious. The med
iral profession has been treating symptoms
instead of diseases for years, ana II Is hlsa
time il ceased. The symptoms | nave Just
mentioned or any unusual action or lriIta-
ton of the water channels lhalcaVe tne III
roach OF kidney disease morethan a cough
announces the coming of consumption We
do not treat the cough, but try to help the
Inngs We should not waste our time try
| ing 10 relieve the headache, pains about the
| bodv or other symptoms, but 90 directly TO
the kidneys, the source OF most OF THESE all
ments."
"This, then, is what YOU meant "heh YOU
| said that more than one-haIt t9e "eainS
which occur arise from Bright 5 dlsease' Is
it Doctorp'
Precisely. Thousands or diseases are
torturing people to-day, when III iealIly
are Brights disease in some OF us many
forms. 1t is hydra-hsaded monster anu
the slightest symptoms shouId sVTlAo terror
to every one Who mas lhtlA' l Cal iVoh
back and recall hundreds OIL deaths "hlVn
physicians declared at thetlme were cuuSeu
BY paralysis, apoplexy, heart disease pneu'
monia, malarlal fever nnd other common
complaints, which see no" were eauSeaDy
Bright's disease.
"And did oil these cases have simple
| symptoms at tirstf'
Every one of them, aud mlghtnaVe oeen
cured as | was by the tlmeiy use OF lhesaule
remedy. am getting my eyes thoroughly
| opened in this matter and think | am hGlp-
ing others to see the facts and their possible
danger also
Mr.. Warner, who was visited al his estao-
| ment on North st. Paul street, spoke very
earnestly:
alt is true that Bright's disease had IN
creased wonderfully, and We find, by rella-
BILE statistics that from 70 to ~, It's growth
was over $50 per cent. Look MT the promi
/ nent men it has carried of, and is taking
off every year, for while many are dying
apparently of paralysis and apopleXy, they
are really victimso Of kidney disorder, which
causes heart disease, paralysis, apoplexy
/ etc. Nearly every week the papers recorC
| the death Of some prominent man fromthi
scourge. Recently, however, the increus,
bos haan chprkal mud attribute this TO fin,
neneroI nea of NV renodv )
enDn Won thinl; many p5eople nre artctet
with itto.dav who dn not realize it,
" nrnminen nrofaesor ina New OrlesnI
uedicp, cnnepe wos ertnring bofore HI.
Class on tho snIiart of Bright's disease. ii,
had rarione anids uHdar microsronic nnaIy
els and vas sbnTying tbe stnd.nts What m,
;naicationS Of thise tarrihle nalaJv were
ahnd nnw con,lomon ho said US 10 Inv,
seen Tho nn6eafhv in1iretions uii SHOW
Won Lou II ar,,aars in "a state Of narfnr
Eoo,,I, , nrI I'd euImi+tod bis or,n mid f.
tha msnoi test a.. ia Watched ,bn rns,,lt
lie rnnn+.nonca smddonIv rbanqaJ- hi
color and command both I'm him and in =,
rnmhIina ynir" ba .oid GrntL"r,an
haze mnda ~ painfni Jiscover". ! bav,
Rrigbtis Jiseosa of tbe EiJnaySj And !,
ioey tbo, a vonr bo us. Jead Tba siiabto.
indit atoms of INV kidney difficulty .Goul,
ho onnmgh 70 e+,,iit,o torrnr tN n nTIs &"
Il W., now ,v nf In uaTion's cosrI1
"Yos have both read and brord Of If
al H. ro,y ,yandorfnl Ia n nat5V
\ morc 60 Han n rreot many other
~ Iuolo So ,lam d s.,"o L"uS hnn,
crro odi Nv tbe la,no n;eans -
WnVnnJ relieve then HAT Rrioht,s diseas
con h. c,rnd - 49,
,aT Sror IL can know IL from my oy,
anu ne e. pC,ISl'.u uc tLeusaaas ii prom
neut persons who we're given ND to die b
both their physicians and friends"
"You speak of your own experience
what was itf'
"A fearful one. | had folt languid an
untitled for business for years. But | d.
not know what allied me. When, Lowoyci
found it was kidney difficulty | though
thore was little hope and 50 didtbo doctor,
have since learned that one of the uhvs
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