Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-02-19
EXCITEMENT IN ROCHESTER.
Inc commotion Caused By the ssasemezi
Of PhySi-t.r-

ton in Rochester. the following from
the same paper shows:
DR.. J b. Henion, who is well known not
only in Rochester but in nearly every part
of America, sent an extended article % this
paper. = few days since which was duly
published, detailing his remarkable expo
rience and rescue from what seemed 70 be
certain death Il would be impossible %
enumsratc the personal enquiries which
have been made 81 our Office as 10 the valid
i,y % the article. but they have been 50
numerous that further investigation OF the
subject was deemed necessary.
With this end in view a representative Of
this paper cailc,i on Or. Henion. At his resi-
dcnce, when the following interview O.
CURED: That article Of yours, Doctor, has
created quite a whiriwind Are the state
msnts about the terrible condition you
were in. And the way yOu were rescued
such as you can sustainr'
Every one Of them and many additional
ones was brought 50 low by negiecfing
the first and most simple symptoms I did
rot think | was sick Il Is true had FIRE
qgcut h>asiarhes, felt tired most Of the
time; could eat noshiag one day and was
ravenoas the next; felt dun pains and my
stomach was out Of order. but / did not
thiHx IL meant anything serious
The medical profession has been treat
ing symptoms in tad Of diseases for years
and il IS high time il ceased The synp-
toms l have lsst mentioned or a1y unusual
action or irritation of the water channels
Indicate he approach OF kidney disease
-ore than 4 cough announces the coming Of
consumption We do not treat the cough.
but try ~ help the Lungs We should not
waste our time trying u relieve the head
ache, pains about the body or other syup
tons. but 90 directly To the kidneys, the
source % most Of these ailments"
This, then. IS what yOl meant when you
said that more than One-half the deaths
which Oc-rr arise from Bright's disease, is
IL, Doct0rF'
PRECISELY Thousands OF disease. are
torturing people to-day, which Ia reality
are Briyht's dseas.s Ia some OF it, man
forms IL Is a Hydra hea lei monster, and
the slightest symptoms should strike ter
TOR n every one vino has them l can look
back aa1 recall hundreds Of deaths which
PITY sec ans declared at the time were caused
b. paralysis, aPoPlexy, heart disease, Pnca
moaia, malarial fever end other common
complaints whirh I see row were caused b.
Bri-ti's disea<s.~
"AHd dill all these cases have simple
symptoms al firstF'
Every one % them. and might have been
cured as / was by the timely use Of the
sane remedy am getting my eyes thor
oughly opened in this matter and think I
arm helping others 70 see the facts and their
possible danger also
M Warner. who was visited at his es-
very c1rneStlys
1T Is true that Brigh.'s disease had in
creased wonderfully. and we ind, By re-
Liable statistics, that from 70 10 - it,
growth was over 30 per cent Look az the
prominent llsa it has carried OF. and IS "a a
ing CT every year, for while many ART
dyiu I apparently % paralysis and apoplexy.
they are really victims % kidney disorder,
which causes heart disease, paralysis, apo
plcxy. ets- Nearly every week the papers
record the death Of some prominent man
from this ssoarge Rs-cnily, however. the
increase has been checked and l attribute
this 10 the general use Of my remedy
Do you think many people are afflicted
with {, to-day who do ESt realize il, Mr.
Warn~rti
"a prominent professor ia 4 New Orleans
medical college was lsrturing before his
class on Tn. subject u Bri ght's al sease. He
hal various fluids under microscopic an
al IS AMI was showing the students what
see limitations OF this terrible maIsiy
were And now. Eeutlssuien.' hs sad, a.
We have sesn the unhealthy Indications.
wiit show y0g how il appears in a state Of
p.srfe-t health AMI h- sabaiitsei his own
Z 4is - the usual test. A. he watched shs
rcsa.ts his caGatenaace susiiealy hanged
his eolor and command both lcfs him and
In a trembling voice hs said: Gentlemen.
\ Il
Brighf'a disease Of the kidneys and IN
le>s than year he was dad The slight
ct Indications % any kinney difficulty
shouii Dc euoUga - strike terror 10 aay
one =
You know % DR. Herion's easel--
Yes. Fave both Rad and heard Of tt-s
1T = very wonderful IS il nstFr
'NO ElOre 50 than \ great many others
that have CORE u ms notice Is having been
cured by the sane means"
You believe then that Brights disease
san be cured
Il know it can l know il from ny own
and the experience Of thousands Of promi-
nent persons who were given up TO die By
both their physicians and friends
yen speak Of your own experience,
wha. was itl''
IA fearful one. I had felt lauguid and
unified for business for years But did
Rot know what allied me. When, however.
l found it was kidney difficulty thought
there was little hope and 80 did the doc
tors | have since learned that one Of the
physicians OF this city pointed me out to
geatleman on the stree, one day, saving:
there goes man who viii be dead within
yes-.' believe his words would have
proved true IL had not fortunately used
the remedy ROW known Is Warmers Safe
Cure
Did you make a chemical analysis Of the
case OF Mr.. II II Warner some three Years
ago. Docscrfr was asked DR.. s. A LaftE-
more. oGe Of the analysts Of the State Bcarf
Of Health
Yes. sir
what did tais analysis show YOUR
"a serious disease Of the kidnevs"
"Did JOG think Mr.. Warner could re-
soverF'
No. sir, did not think il possible"
DO yon knew anything about the rem
sly watch cured hiugs'
4 have chemically analysed Il and find !.
pure aad harmless "
The standing OF Dr. Heuiou. Mr.. Warner
and DR.. La,tinore in the community is be
Fo1t question, and the statements they
make cannOt for a moment be doubted Or.
denlon's experience shows tS.a Bright.
disease Of the kidneys Is one OF the mos, de-
septiTe and dangerous Of al diseases. that
Z IS exceedingly common, but that IL can Dc
:Gred II taken in time
a WOMAN In Bar Harbor. Me-, was
brought before a trial justice CHARGED
with being common scold- The record
reports that after an enjoyable enter
talnment Of about three hours the pro-
eeediass ended with the sentencing of
the culprit to thirty DAYS in the .,o,,r,,z