Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-02-19
EXCITEMENT IN Roo,
The Commotion Caused h

", "a CNCil more po,.
i'll Rochester, the following conn
same paper shows: IFod
DR.. j. b. Henion, who ;s u.n
not only in Rochester bn W SeA'i
every part of America, sentsr' In
article to this paper few y, "d de ext
which was duly published de GIEs
remarkable experience and U snt
what seemed to be certain 'e S
would be impossible to ennn ueat
personal enquiries which 1 bnF
made at our office as to tba " Ave
the article, but they have baa oa'ld
merous that further investiaDoStf{1
subject was deemed necessS 7r"0D
With this end in view A ran,
tive of this paper called on Dr. rP =
at his residence, when the {oIIah!
terView occurred: That " az.
yours, Doctor, has created oui Iaac
wind. Are the statements "I
terrible condition YOU were IN n0o0
way you were rescued, such Is Ta
sustain ?" w
EVERY one of them and m,n
tional ones. / was brought So
neglecting the first and mo ng
symptoms. 4 did not think ra
1t is true | had frequent headacSS"1
tired most of the time; couId oot
ing one day and was rayenons t t1 /
felt dull pains and my stomarb w.
Of order, but | did not think i \
anything serious.
"The medical profession lo,
treating symptoms instead Of El
for years, and it is high time i ~
The symptoms | have lust manEI
or any unusual action or jrrtaSl
the water channels indicate Al
proach of kidney disease mora N
cough announces the comjno II
sumption. We do not treat the i
but try to help the lungs. Va n
not waste our time trying to reEavI
headache, pains about the h01|
other symptoms, but 90 directly N
kidneys, the source of most Of
ailments"
This, then, is what you meant
you said that more than one-balf 4
deaths which occur arise from Brl
disease, is it Doctor?"
"Precisely. Thousands of diseasJ
torturing people to-day. which in
ty are Bright's disease in soma \
many forms. 1t is a Hydra,b1
monster, and the slightest synT|
should strike terror to everyona|
has them. I can look back and \
hundreds Of deaths which pbyS|
declared at the time were CAUSED
paralysis, apoplnxy, heart ds
pneumonia, malarial fever and
common complaints, which | see
were caused by Bright's disease"
"And did all these cases have sid
symptoms at first? %
Every one Of them, and might
been cured as [ was by the timeIv
of the same remedy. ] am getting
eyes opened in this matter and TIL
am helping others to see the facts
their possible danger also"
Mr.. Warner, who was visited at hi
Enlistment on n. st. Paul Street S,
very earnestly:
at is true that Brlght's disease
increased wonderfully, and we find
reliable statistics, that from ~ to 3
growth was over 250 per cent. Loi
the prominent men it has carried
and is taking off every year, for V
many are dying apparently Of para
and apoplexy, they are really victim
kidney disorder, which causes b
disease, paralysis, apoplexy, ETC. \
ly every week the papers record
death of some prominentman from
scourge. Recently, however, the
crease has been checked, and atm
this to the general use of my rene
"Do think many people are atHl
with it to-day who do not realize it,
Warner ?"
"a prominent professor IN a
Orleans medical college was ectu
before his class on the subject Of BH:
disease. He had various fluids u
microscopic analysis and was Sho,
the students what the indications OF
terrible malady were. And now,
tlemen,' he said, as we have seen
unhealthy indications, | will show
how il appears in a state OF pei
health and he submitted his own
to the usual test. AS he watched
results his countenance sudq
changed-his color and command
left him, and in a trembling voice
said: Gentlemen, have made SP
full discovery; / have Brlght's dSea
the kidneys;' and in less thana yea
was dead. The slightest indication
any kidney difficulty should be Gilt
to strike terror to any one.
"You know of DR.. Henlon's case
eyes, l have both read and neal
it," -,
at is very wonderful is it notE
"No more so than a great mahyo,
that have come to my notice a' Il"
been cured by the same means, ~,
"You believe then that Brlgn''
ease can be cured" =. Fam,
81 know it can. / know II no 1n
own and the experience OF thonS@T
prominent persons who are gYsn
die by both their physicians
friends" :.
"You speak Of your own eHPVi'
what was it? ?" e.,4 Ian
GA fearful one. I had 1eit l~D
and untitled for business Tor ye"lTI;
| did not know what allied me. ",
however, / found it was kl 1ii43
Guilty | thought there was I Haro
and SO did the doctors. ! nav
learned that one of the pnys,y4trs.
this city pointed me out to gent
on the steeet one day, saying ,r;tr
goes a man who will be deau Vii
year / believe his words wot torl
proven true if had not fortunes:
the remedy now known as "aiH''
Cure.' ..o1 and
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