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The story published IN u IS ns.,arrai
Gently. from thn Rochester. \, ls1.,,,,ant
os'i ftb,o,,,.je croatai i deal of eonillle.ltt
hora ns IL has elsewhere Appmentis = - tbs
oven more cummotion IN Rochester -
following from the same paper s ,1 '',., not
Dr j b Henion. who IS weli-knoN VI IL
only IN Rochester but IN nearly ever hs{s va
America scit an extended article 20 sii9h w
ppr a fev- DAYS AGO which was dulT fuoilsns0'
detailing his remarkable experience ail9 IN
che from Whnt seemed 70 BE- certain -, -.
4 woud be- impossible d enumerate tnt -
sondliuduiries which have been made at uu H.,
flee as To the validity Of the article uu. ~
have been SO numerous that turther llls
ton OF the subject was deemed necessai -
With this end in view a represeh. w III.
this paper called on DR. Henlon, at nis - -,
dence on Andrews street. when the tulioNlns
interview occurred THAT article OF So1tisi
doctor, has created quite a whirlwllu, ,;t -
the statements about the terrible eohell .,,d
you were in, AMI the way YOU were Iese"e''
such as you can sustain Z" t,.4.-..t
Every one of them and many addltlo M,
ones. | was brought 50 low by neglefti,uS "
first aud most simple symptoms, ! oiu ny ~.
think was sick. II il true | had irequeIlIS
headaches; felt tired most Of the tlne' eou ,.
cat nothing one day aud was tavenous lns
next. felt dun pains and my stumach Wa
ont of order, but did not think 1t meant any
thing serious The medical profession mas
been treating symptoms instead ef discuss
for Years, aud It is high time it ceased lhe
symptoms | have just mentioned or any IN
usual action ur irritation OF the water chih
nels Indicate the approach of kidney disease
more than cough announces the coming q
consumption. Medo not treat the cougni pue
try To help the lungs We should not waste
our timc tying to relieve the headache, pans
about the body or other symptoms, but So az
rectly to the kidneys, the source OF most OF
thes ailments
d" This. then. is what YOU meant when you
said that more than one-half Of The deaths
which occur arise from Bright's dl ea SC, IS IT.
doctor p
" rrecisely Thousands Of diseases are tor
turing people to-day, which in reality are
Bright's disease i'm some of its many forms. 1t
is hydra headed monster, aud the slightest
symptoms should strike terror e. every one
who has them. | can 10 X back and recall
hundreds of deaths which physicians declared
at the umt We're caused by paralysis, apo
plexy, heart disease pneumonia, material
fever and other common complaints, which l
see now were caused by Brights disease
" Aud did all these cases have simple symr-
toms at first =
Every one Of them and might have heed
cured as | was 10y the timely Use Of the same
remedy, ! am getting my eyes thoroughly
oponel Ia thi5 matter, and think | an helpin 4
others to see the facts and Their possible dan
ger also,
Mr.. Warner, who was visited at hiS eStab-
llshment on North st. Paul street, spoke very
It is true tina, rn;bt's disease had in
creased wonderfully, and we find BY reliable
statistics tiat trom ~ t. ~ its ai"wth vas
over 23o per cen& H2oR G. the prominent men
u mas Carfled eH} AID Is taking oil every year
for While many are dying apparently. Of Portl,
ysls ana apoplexI, thev are renlit 'ictlms Ut
kidney disorder which causes heart disease,
paralysis "poplexy, etc. Nearly every week
inc papers record the death OF some prominent
man from this scourge Recently however,
the increase mas been checkea an6 attribute
this to t. the I s fsss - q ny eo remedy
With il to-day who do not realize il ~
medical college wac iecturing before his class
on tRe subject Of Brights disease He had
1ari0as fluids under microscopic analysis and
was showing the students what the indica-
tions Of this terrible maladv were. And
now, gentlemen, he said, as we have seen
the unhealthy Indications will shoge Vol how
it appears in state of perfect health. and he
submitted his own fluid to the usual test. As
he watched the results his countenance sud
ienly changed his color and command hotl
left him and in a TREMBLING Re he sal !.
= Gentlemen Itayema lie a painful discovery;
| have priEhtS dieease of the kiineVS' And
in les, than a wear he was dead The slight
rst indications of any k dney difficulty should
be enough to strike terror to any one
- You know of Or. Henion'a case =
" Yes have beth read and heard Of II. u
alt Il very wonderful. is II not
Is No more 50 than q great many others that
have come to my notice as having been c,ired
by the same means"
" You believe then that Brights disease
ran be cured y
+" know L eau. know it from my own
And the experience of thousands of prominent
persons who were given up to die by both
their physician aud friends
:" You speak OF your own experience, what
WAS Il n
= fearful one. had felt languid and trri-.
fitted for business for wears. But. ! did not
know what allied me. When, however,
found it was kidney difficulty thought there