The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-02-19
EXCITEMENT in ROCHESTER.
The Com,notion Caused by tho Statement
of a Physician.

An unusual article from the Rochester
On " Democrat and Chronicle was recently
repubi!shed in this paper aud was a SUBJ
Jsct of much Comment. That the article
caused even more cOmmotion in Roche ster
the following from the same paper shows:
DIR. J. Il. Hcnon, who is we'll known not
only in Rochester but in nearly every part
of America, sent an extended article to
this paper few days since, which was
duly published, detailing his remarkable
experience and rescue from what seemed to
be certain death. 1t would be impossible
to cnumcrate the personal inquiries which
have been ma'tc ut our office IS to the
validity of the article, but they have Teen
50 numer 1ns that further Investigation of
the subject was deemed necessary,
With this end iii vie" 1t representative of
this paper called on Dr lIeni6n at his resi-
dcucc when the following interview oc-
cured: That article OF yours. Doctor
has created quite II whirl wind. Are ti.e
statements about the terrible g n!itipn
You were in. and Inc way you were Rescued
such ;.S you can sustain"
Every one of them and many additional
ones. | was brought 80 low Ivy ncg!crting
the first and most simple symptoms. did
not think was sick. 1t is true | had fire.
pucnt headaches; fel. tired most of the
time; could cat nothing one day and was
ravcnou, The next: fell dun pains and my
stomach Was out Of order, but | did not
thnk it meant anything serious.
"Thr dirai profession ha- been tIe.tt-
ing symptoms instead Of diseases f'r years,
ANA it is high time il ceased. The
~ympt 0ut~ | lave gust mentioned or amy
unusual action or irritation Of the water
channels Indicate the approach of kidney
di~"a~" more than cough announces I'll"
coming Of rnnSuiuptinii. W" do not treat
the cough, bat try to help the lungs. We
should hot waste our time trying to relieve
the headache, pam about the bod ar
other symptoms. bat - directly To the kid
news the source of most of these all
lncn.S.n
This then. is what you meant when you
said that more than nc-half the deaths
whiGh occur arise from Eright'a disease. j.
ii. ho"tor:"
.ircci>ciy. ThnnSandS of diseases are
torturin@ people ta-day, whi,'h in reality
are Bright'S disease in some of its iuauy
forms IT Is Il by drn -he:,dcd monster, and
the slightest symptoms should strike terror
IA every on" Who has them. can look
! back and recall hundred, Of deaths which
physicians de Jared AT the time We're caused
| by paralysis apoiit<y, heart disease. pnen-
uuuia, lnaiariHl fever and other common
| complaints. which soc now were cati,ed by
Bright : disease
And did ali these cases have simple
| symptoms at tir~t:T
| .Evcry one of them, and might have been
| cured | was by the timely Use of the
| same remedy. ! getting ny eye,
| thoroughly opened in this matter and think
| am helping others 10 see the fact, and
| their possible danger Also"
| MIR. Warner who was visited at his estah
| lishinent Oh North It. Paul street, spoke
very earnestly:
| 1t is true that Erghts disease had in
| creased wonderfully. and find, by rcli-
able stat i9t,s. that from 20 to 50 IL growth
! was over 35n per cent Lo,k at the prom
| snenl nt"m il has carried off. and j. taking
| oil every year. for while many are dying
+ upp#rcutly of paralysis ANA al oplcNy, they
| are really victims Of kidney disorder, which
| causes heart disease. paralysis, apnpleNy.
| etc. Nearly every week the papers record
| the death If some lrJnincnt man from this
| scour-c. Recently, however, the increase
| has been checked and attribute ibis to the
| general u.s.. Of my remedy
| ~iIu You think nany people are afflicted
| with it to-day who do not realize it, Mr.
| Warner"
| "A Prominent professor in New Orleans
| mrGi al COLLEGE VIA iecturing before his
| class nu the subject Of BrgitS disease. He
| Lad various fluids under microscopic anaiy-
| is and was showing the students what the
| indications Of this terrible malady were.
| And now gentlemen he said. as We have
| seen the unhealthy indications, | will show
| YOU how it appears in a state of perfect
| health and he submitted his own fluid to
| the usual test. As lac watched the results
| bis couutcnance suddenly changed--his
| color aud command both left him. and IN Il
| trembling voice he said: 'Gcnlltmen. |
| have made a painful discovery; ! have
| kright'S disease of the ilidn"ys; and III less
than II year he dead. The slightest in
| di at ous IF any kidney difficulty should be
| enough. 10 strike terror to any one
.N,u know Of i'r- iieAiou~ case
~Ir~. have both read aud heard If it,
| at is very Wond.fful is il not
| NO more 81 than great many Others
| that have come t" my notice as having been
| cured bs The ~ttnt means"
| 'lcu believe then that Bright ; disease
can lie cured"
II know it can. know it from ,uy own
, and thr experience of thousands Of prolu
| ineu: persons Hhb Ncit given up tn die By
| both their physicians and friends
! .lou speak eff Your own experience. what
| WAS il"
"a fearful one. I had felt lanuud and
| untitled fnr business for years But | did
| not know what allied me. When however
| | found il MAS kidney difficulty | thought
there was little hope and 50 did the ,lo.',ofs.
| | have since learned that one of the ply
| 4irians of this city pointed me out to r GEN
tlcfnan OH the street one day. saying: There
goes a man vhp will he dead within a year.
| ] bclicV" his words would have proved true
if | had not fortunately used the remedy
| now known rs Warmers Safe Cure"
Ibid you make ii chemical analysis of the
| case Of Mr.. II. II. Warner some three years
| ago. Doctor:" WAS asked DIR. :. \. baltimore
| on" of the analysts OF the state Board Of
| Health
.Ics, sir"
what did this analysis show yuu?'
"a serious disease of the Kidneys"
did you think MIR Warner could re-
| cover"
..Nn, sir. did not think 1t possible"
.-pn you know anything about the remedy
, which cured HIM"
| Il have chemically analysed 1t, aud find
! il pure and harmless"
The standing of Ir ienion. Mr.. Warner,
| and DR.. Baltimore in the community is he
SDuU quest ION. and the statements thee
| make cannot for a moment DC doubted DR.
| Uenlnns experience shows that Fright
| disease of the kidneys is one Of the most
F., deceptive and dangerous Of all diseases
| that it is exceedingly common. but that it
| can be cured if taken in time
| Respectable 'overty.
Miss Baque Bey-I understood yon to
say mamma, that the Emersons were
wealthy.
Mrs. Baquc Hey-Aro they not?
Miss Bague Ecy-I should say not
| Everybody at church to-day had on new
fall spectarles, except Miss Emerson.
She wore her summer glasses Tape Cod
! item.
Real BaIsam IS Kemp's Ra1sam.
The dictionary says: "A balsam is a
| thick, pure aromatic substance flowing
| from trees" kcmps BalSam for the Throat
| and Lungs is the only cough medicine that
is IL real ba lsam Many thin, watery cough
! remedies are called balsams, but such are
| not. Look through bottle OF Kemp $
Balsam and notice VIVA: Il pure. thick
preparation it Is. If you cough use Kemp 5
Balsam. AT all druggists. Large bottles
| 80 cents and 81.
1t Was Warm Day.
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