Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-02-28
EXCITEMENT IN ROCHESTER,.
The C~onmoiion CaaSsd ny .he Statca:eu
Of Il Physician.

of Il Ihy.iciIu.
An cnu7ual article rom the Rochester.
=. y. U1H0c.uf csd Chroaic{e. va. r.
ce1.tIY repIbli-lGl in this paper and was a
subject u much comment. That thu ar
tlete caused even more conniasiCn in Rc,li-
ester, tire following from :ne SAM ,:,er
shows:
Dr.. j. =. HeDion. who is We'll known not
only in RorJteste; bat in nariy ever, part
of America. sent an EXTENDED article +, this
pafsr = feFr days >ll:c, waica wasdaiy puD-
lened, detailing lis remarkable fxpar!e"co
aai Tes1Gr from wbat*eetaei TO BE- E cert-in
death I. "oaid IL impossible to enamer5ee
the personal ~t4n'ries phi"a nave been in4ds
At car Office a 70 tire vail lty OF tia article.
bat fary hare been 80 numerous that t1E-
taeF invest CATION OF rhc %t01r:t vas ,.c-mal
ner-,arv.
.Nitn TINS esi N View q representative #
talrpap.y cali N d. Henion. ct his raSi-
enc. "'.rlt tne following interview o.
csir.~i: Tia article 81 yours, Doc-or. la
created qu.tt a wtfrl":nl. Are tue >Jata-
l.lents nDout tn terrible condition vou were.
III a1i the way yoI were rescued such a, vou
eau Sustain"
Everyone Of them AMI many additional
ones. | was brought So low by ne2lect!ng
the FIRST and most simple symptoms. | dut
not think was sick. 1t istru- | had ~fregl-nr
headaches: felt tired most Of the M: c ..It
Eat nothing one day aud vas ravenoG- tie
iFAi icaA tlHli t>lf!S aIii XIV $ttfl1cIl wa #8Il
- order, but | did not THINK it meant any
tang serious.
The medical profession has been treating
syinpt6tcS instead Of diseas4 for years, ana
It Is nigh time il ceased. Tle symptoms
have just mentioned, ef am unusual action
OF irritation of the water ~caanncls iniicat.
The approac. Of kidney dis-ase more tt.an a
cough announces the coming of CONSUMPTION
We do not treat the c0ugn. ins trv 70 h4l,,
the lungs. We should not waste our tim.
trying to relieve RE headaches. pains about
the boiy or ether symptoms, bat % directly
70 the kitineys, the source oi nos. Of thes-
ailments"
This, then. is what Won meant when va
Said that more than one-hatf til. death,
which occur arise from Bright s!ise.se, i i.
I.octor:a
Precisely. Thousands Of diseases are tor
turing people to-day. which in reatitv are
Brlghts disease in some OF its many forms.
It Is a Hvdra-headed monster, and the slight
est symptoms should strike terror to every
cali huudreds>of deaths uLich pnySici4ns de-
claret at the time Were caused b. PARALYSIS.
aIloIie1y, heart disease, pneumonia. ma!ari,i
lever and other Common complaints which
see now were caused by RrjgJlts disease"
and did all tLese cas-s hHvesimDle Symp-
toms at fir>t:}
Every one. of them. and migit haze be,,
cnrrl rs | was by tle timely use If the ,ail.e
re.neay. | am getting my eyes thoroughly
opened in this matter an think | All tloin-
ing others to seefthe facts an their possible
danger also
Mr.. Warner. who was visited at his estab-
ment on n. st. Paul street, spoke very ear
u4stly:
1T is true that Bright's disease had IN
creased wonderfully, aud we find. by reliable
statistics, that from 20 to 80 its growth was
over $50 per cent. Look at the prominent
men it has carried Off, and is taking Of every
year, for while many are dying apparently
Of paralysis and apopleyy, they are really
victims of kidney disorder, which causes
beart disease, paralysis, apoplexy, etc.
Nearly every week the papers record the
death Of some prominent maj from this
scouIge. Recently, however, the increase
has been checked, and | attribute this 10 the
general use Of my remedy
DO you think many people are afflicted
with 1t to-day who do not realize it, mir.
Warner?'
"A prominent professor in a New Orleans
medical college was lectnring before his class
on the subject Of Brights disease. He had
various fluids under microscopic analysis,
and was showing the students what the in
dications of this terrible ma,adv were. And
now, gentlemen he said, 'as we have seen
the unhealthy indications, l will show YOU
how 1t appears III a state or perfect health
al,l he submitted his own fluid to the usual
test. As he watched the results his cOlnte-
nIce suddenly changed-hls color and com
mand both left him, an / in a trembling
voice he said: Gentlemen, | have mafie Il
painful discovery; | have Bri@hts disease Of
the Kidneys and i'll less than q year he was
dead. The slightest indications of any lNl
ney difficulty houll be enough to strike
terror to any one
You know Of DR.. Heui5nS case
YES. have both read ana heard ofitn
st is very wonderful is il nor<'
NO more 50 thela great many others inst
have come to my notice a having Jsen clrei
bE the same means.
.yon believe then that Eright's disease
can be cured
Il know it can. | know it from my own
and the experience Of Thousands of pronil-
nent persons who We're gwen up to Gle by
both their physicians ANA friends
"iou SPEAK Of your own experience, what
wasit:n
"A fearful one. ! had felt lang.al and
untitled for business Tor years. But did
not know what allied ne. When. however,
found it was kidney difficulty tiloughttAcre
was little iopt anu 80 did the doctors. / h>v.
since learned tilat one Of the physicians OF
this city pointed me OFT 10 a gentleman Oh
the street one day, sayip@. there goes q :nal
who will b. dead within Il year | hciievt
his words would have proved true ii | had
not fortunately used the remedy no" known
, as Warmers Safe Cure
Did YOU make chenica: analysis o. tae
case OF Nh. II. II. Warner >olla three years
"oo Doctor: was askel Dr.. ;. A. Lattinlore
= o. Tie analysts Of the State Board 0
Health
YES, sir"
"What did this analysis show yous'
"A serious disease of the kidneys
Did you think Mr.. Warner could re
cover
NO. sir, | did not think it possible
20 you know anything about the remeI,
which cured him.
u have chemically analvzed it and find i
pure and harmless
The standing OF DR.. Henion. Mr.. Narne,
and Dr. baltimore in the community i ia
Sond question, an,Ithe statement, they make
cannot for a moment l.. doub:ai pr
iten,onS experience shows tl1t Eri.ht's dis
ease o. the k@i"eF> Is pir nf tho ,a.>t ~
c-ptlFe AMI dangerous u ali 1 - -. tn4- 4
= exceedingly p@.nYn 49, mat san !.
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