Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-02-13
A rGRILLING EXPERIENCE.
Remarkable Statement OF Personal
Danger and Prov sdential Escape.

markable that we cannot excuse ourselves IL
we do not lay 1t before our readers, entire.
10 the Ed tor Roahe tr (N. W Democrats
SIR-On the first day OF June. 1881. lay
ut my residence In this city, surrounded by
my friends and waiting for death. Heaven
only knows the agony | then endured Tor
words can never describe it. Aud yet, IL
few years previous any one had told me
that was TO be brought so low, and by SO
terrible a disease. / shOu have scobeu at
the idea. had always been un oIninonIy
strong und healthy, and weighed over 700
POUNDS and hardly knew. in my own expert
ence, what pain or sickness were. Very many
people who will read this statement realize
at times that they arc unusually tired and
cannot account for IL. They feel dun pains
in various parts of the body and co not un-
derstand why. Or they are exceeding hun
cry one day and entirely without appe-
lite the next This was just the
way felt when the relentless
malady which had fastened itself
upon me first began. still thought nothing
of it; that propably l had taken cold
which would soon pass away. shortly after
this noticed a heavy, ana at timeS neural
gic, pain In one Side OF my heal, but a IL
would come one day ana be gone the next,
i paid little attention to it, Then my
stomach would get out OF order and my food
often failed to digest, causing at times great
inconvenience. Yet, even as a physician,
thing serious. i fancied i was suffering
from malaria and doctored myself accord
ingly. But L got no better. l
next noticed peculiar color and
door about the hulCs i Was pass
ing also that there were large qualities one
Gay and very little the next, AM that a
persistent froth and sum appeared on the
surface and a sediment se,tei. And yet
did not realize my danger, for, inGeed. see
ing these symptoms con inually, l finally
became accustomed to them. aud my sus-
picion was wholly disarmed by the fact
that had no pain In the ~ ected organs or
their vicinity Why j should have been
so blind | cannot understand.
i consulted the best medical skill In the
land. / visited ali the famed mnCral
springs In America, and Travelled from
Maine to Calico mia. Stili & ew worse. No
two physicians agreed as to my malady.
One said was troubled with spinal irrHa-
ton; another, dyspepsia; another, heart
disease; ano her. general debility; ano her.
congestion of the base of the brain; and so
on through a long list OF comm n diseases.
the symptoms OF many Of which l really
had. In this way several ye0rs passed.
during which time l was steadily growing
worse. My condkion had really become
pliabic. The slight symptoms l had at
first experienced we re developed into terri
bic and constant disorders. My weight had
been reduced from 207 10 100 pounds. My
/
| could retain no food on nay stomach, and
lived wholly by Injection. / was living
mass OF pain. My pulse was uncontrolla-
be. In my agony frequs ntly fell 10 the
| floor and clutched the carpet, and prayed
for death. Morphine had little or no EFT ect
In deadening the pain. For six days and
nights l had the oeath-premonitor hic-
coughs constantly. My wafer was filed
vii h tube-casts and albumen. was strug-
| CLING with Brlght's Disease Of the Kidneys
| in its last stagesl
While suffering thus l received a call
! from my pastor. the Rev. DR.. cote, at that
time rector Of 81. Paul's Episcopal Church
of this city. ] felt that it was our last in
| tcrview. but in the course of elnver-
satiOn DR.. Foote detailed to me the many
| remarkable cures OF cases like my own
| which had come under his obseryati n. AS
| a practicing physician and q graduate OF
the schools, l derided the idea OF any medi-
cine outside the regular chances being in
the least beneficial. So soiicitous, how
ever. was Dr. Foote, that l finally promised
l would waive my pre- udice. ] began its
use on the first day OF Jane, 1851, and took
IL according To directions At first 10 sick
/ ened me; but this ] thought was n good
| sign for one in my debAitated condition. /
continued TO take It.; the s,ckening sensa-
ton departed and l was finally able to re-
tain food upon my omach. In n few days
! n yticed "A decided change for the better,
Il
coughs ceased and experienced less pain
| than formerly. i was 70 re DICED ~ this
! improved condition that, u, Oh what had
| believed but few DAYS before was my
dying led. / vowed. In ths prose nee of my
| family and fr ends, should | recover.
| would both publicly ami privately make
| known this remedy for the good VI human
! ity. wherever and whenever l hal nh op-
| portunity, and this letter s in fulh Inn, nt OF
that vow. My Improvement was con tant
from that time. and in less than three
| months l had gained 26 pounds In ilosh,
! became entirely free from pain and / be-
lieve owe my life and present condition
wholly To Warmers safe cure, the remedy
which used.
Since my recovery have thoroughly re-
| investigated the sub, ect OF kidney iii tic Ill
| ties and Bright disea o. AM The truths de-
veloped are astounding. therefore state.
deliberately. and as phys clan that be-
| lieve more than one half the deaths which
| o'cur In America are caused by Brights
! disease OF the Kidneys This may sound
| like a rash statement. but 0m prepared to
| fully verify II. Brlght's Disease has no dis
tinctIve features OF its own. indeed. it often
| developes without any pain whatever in
| the Kidneys or their vicinity but has the
| symptoms OF nearly every other common
complaint Hundreds Of pco, le die daily,
whose burials are authorized by q pbysi-
| clans certificate as occurring from e Heart
Disease" Apoplexy." Paralysis" spi-
oal Complaint" Rhe amatism.' "Pneu-
monia." and other common complaints.
when In reality IL is from BriEht's disease
| of the kidneys. Few phys ans, and fewer
| people. realize the extent of this disease or
| It's dangerous and iAsidious nature. 1t
steals into the system like a thief, mani
tests itself II at all by the commOnest symp-
! toms and fastens itself in the ,onst..: ution
| before the victim is aware of Il. IL Is near
| ly as hereditary as consumption, quite as
4 common and fully as fatal fntre famt les
| inheriting IL from their an 'estOss. have
died. and yet none OF the number knew or
realized the mysterious power whieh was
removing them. Instead of common symp-
toms It ofien shows none whatever. but
brings death suddenly, from COMMISSIONS,
apoplexy, or heart disease. AS one who has
| suffered, and knows by bitter experience
what he says, emp!ore everyone who reads
these words not to neglect the slightest
symptoms Of kidney difficulty. No one can
| afford to has ard such chances.
make the foregoing statements based
upon facts which can substanJiate TO the
letter. The welfare of those who may pos
sibly be sufferers SUE rs l was, ~ an ample
induce ment for me 10 take the 'ep have.
and IL l can successfully warn others from
the dangerous path In which once wall ed.
am willing to endure all professional and
personal consequences. j. Ii. HENIoE, n. ID.
| ROCHESTER, N. ", Dec. 30.