The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-20

UemnFkahle Statement u ferooool Dan
SER and rrosldential Escape,
The following story--which Is attract
Ing wide attention from the prc>s--issc
remarkable that we cannot excuse our
selves II we DO not lay il before our
readers. entire.
~ ~ Editor E,ca<r<r az ~ D<morr:
SiE On the first day Of June. 1851. I lay
q my residence In this city surrounded BY
my friends and waiting for death. Heaven
only knows the agony then endured. for
words can never describe IL And yet. II .
few years previous any one had told mo
that was 10 b. brought 20 low, and by 80
terrible disease. should have scoffcd az
the idea | had always been uncommonly
strong and healthy. and weighed over an
pounds and hardly knew. in my own cxperi-
cnce. what pain or sickness Wee Very
many pcople who viii read this statement
seal|xc - times that they are Unusually
tired and cannot account for IL they feel
dull pains in various parts Of the. pody and
do not understand why Or they are cx-
ccniinEiy hungry one day and entirely
without appetite the next This was just
the way felt when the relentless malady
which had fastened itself upon me first BE-
gan still thought nothing OF IL; that
probably ! had taken cold which would
soon pass away. Shortly after this no
ticcd q heavy. and at times neuralgia, pain
In one side OF my head. but As il would come
one day and be gone the next, paid little
attention 10 it Then my stomach would get
out OF order and my food often failed to
digest, causing at times great inconven-
fence Yet even - . physician, l did not
think that these things meant any thing seri.
Gus fancied was suffering from ma
laria AMI doc,ored myself accordingly. But
] got no better. ! next noticed peculiar
color and oior about the fluids was pass
fng-also that there were large quantities
one day and very little the next. and that
persistent roth and scum appeared on the
surface and = sediment settled. And yet
did not realize ms danger. for. indeed, SEQ
ing these symptoms continually, finally
became accustomed 70 them, and my suspi-
ci0n was wholly disarmcd by the fact that
had no pain in the affected organs or in their
vicinity. Why should have been 50 blind
canno. understand
1 consulted the best medical skill in tho
Land l visited an the famed mineral springs
IN America and Travelled from Maine Il
California. Still / grew worse No two
physicians agreed as % my malady. One
said was troubled with spinal irritation:
another, dyspepsia: another. heart disease;
another. general debility: another conges.
ton of the base Of the brain; and SO on
through long list OF common diseases. the
symptoms Of many OF which l really had
In this way several years passed. during
which time was steadily growing worse
Ny condition had really become pitiablc
Tie slight symptoms had at first expert.
enced were developed into terrible and
constant disorders. Ny weight had been
a..
was burden 10 myself and friends. Icould
retain no food on my stomach. and lived
wholly BY injections. was living mass
o. pain Ny pulse was rnc5ntrollabIc In
ny agony Frequently fell 70 the floor and
clutchei the carpet and prayed for death
Morphine mad little or no effect IN deaden
ing the pain For six DAYS and nights ! had
the dearl prcn0nitory hiccoughs constant
". Ny water was hIlel with tlbe-casts
and albumen. l was struggling with
Bright-s Disease Of the kidneys in is last
srages.
Whilc suffering thus received a call from
my pastor, the Rev DR. Foote. AT that time
rector II 81 PArlrs Episcopal Church. Of
this city. felt that ii was our last inter.
view. but in the course of conversation DIR.
Foote detailed 10 me the many remarkable
cures OF cases like my own which had come
under his observation As . practiclng
physician and graduate " the schools,
derided the idea Of any medicine outside the
regular channels being in the least bene.
fetal So solicitous. however, was Or.
F0Ote, that finally promised would waive
ny prejudice began its use on The first
day OF June, 1851. and took il according 70
directions At first il sicrened me: but
this thought was god sgn for one in
M deDllltared condition l continued "a
take IL. the sickening sensation departed
and was finally able 70 retain food upon
my stomach Ia . few days noticed a de
Ciiet change for the better. as also did my
wife and friends Ny hiccoughs ceased
and experienced less pain than formerly.
! was 50 rejoice Ct this improved condition
that. upon what ! had believed but q few days
before was my dying bed. vowed, IN the
presence or my family and friends, should
! recover l wosld both publicly and pri-
vately make known this remedy for the
good OK humanity. wherever and whenever
l lad an opportunity, and this letter j. In
fulfllment ~ that VOW Ny improvement
was constant from that time. and in less
than three months had gained .; pounds
in flesh became ent rely free from pain and
/ Selieve owe my life and present condi.
ton wh0Il, ID Warmers safe Cure, the rem.
ely which used
Since my recovery have thoroughly re-
Investigated the subject OF kidney DIM
eulti~s ard Bright's disease. and the truths
developer are astounding l therefore
ssa's- deliberately. and a. physician, that
believe mr> nsn cn<hrff tt< 4 1ihs srkich
occur IN AmSricn drs etn<sS ~ DR. gs''s dis-
sc< N fh< knin~p. This may souud like :
rash statement. but am prepared to fully
verify il. Bright's diseaseha no distinctive
features OF its own, Indeed, il often dcvel-
ops without any pain whatever in the
kidney or their vicinity, but has tie symp-
toms Of nearly very other common com
PLANT Hundreds Of people die daily, ' hose
buriAis are authorized by physicians CIR
tifcate As occurring from Heart Disease"
s-Apoplexy.r Paralysis .Spinal Com
81 .Rheumatism. n Pneumonia and
other common compla nts. when in reality
Il is from Brighrs disease Of the kidneys.
Few physicians. and fewer people, realize
the extent or this disease or its dangerous
and insidious mature. IL steals into the
system like . thief, manifests it, presence