Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-05


or no eff-ct in desdening the I,ri 4.
For ak days ard nights ] hsd ti.e
th-premonitoIy hiecoDghs con-
stsntly. My water wss flIed with
tube cssts and albumen. 1 was strUg-
Cling with BriRht's Disease of the
kidneys In lie lsst stages.
While sdffsring thus received a
call from my pastor, the Rev. DR..
Foote, a. that time rector of Sc. Paul's
EpiscOnsl Church, Of this city. felt
that IL wss our last interview. but in
the course Of conversation DR.. Fonte
detailed to me the remarkable cures
Of cases like nv own which bad come
unde- his Oh.ervstion. A. a prs cite M
physician and n RIaduste OF the schools
derided the idea of any medicine
on'side the regular channels being in
the lesst beneficial. So soIicitoos.
however. was DR.. Foote, that finally
prom / would waive my prejudice.
/ bsg.n its use on the fir-t day OF June.
1881, and took n according IN direc-
but this thought wss z, od sign for
one in my debiIitaied conditinn.
continued to take if; ths sickening
sensation departed and / was finally
In few days noticed a decided
change for the tetteT. as also did my
wife ard friends. NV hiccougbs
ceased ard 1 experienced less pain
than formerly. was so rsjniced at
this improved condifi n that, upon
what had believed hut q few days
before wss my dying bed, vowed. in
, the presence of my fEmi'y snd friends.
,hould I recover, 1 would both pub
licIy and privately mske known tbis
r-medy for the good Of humanity,
wherever and whenever / bad an op-
poriuniiy, and this letter is in fu'fill-
ment of that vow. Ny improvement
wa. constant from that time, and in
less than three months / ha3 gained
26 pOund- In flesh. became entirely
flee from pain and believe owe my
life and present condition wholly TO
Warmers Safe Cure. the r, medy which
us'd.
since NV recovery have thorough
ly re-inv' stiRatsd the Rnbject Of kidney
difficulties and Bright's dissasa. and
the truths developed are astounding.
therefore a'e. deliberately, and as =
physician, thar I believe more than
one-half the deaths which occur In
America are caused by Brighis disease
OF the kidneys. This may sound like
rash statement, hut 1 am prepared
fully verify T.. BriQht's disease has
no distinctive features of its own.
Indeed, IL often develops without any
pain whatsver in the kidneys or their
vicinity) but has the symptoms Of
nearly every other common complaint.
Hundreds Of people die daily. whose
burials are auihoriz ID bya phN sieian's
certificate as occurring from Heart
Dises So" "ApOpltxv." Paralysis "
Spinal Complaint, "Rbeuma'isn."
"Pneumonia," and o'her eOmm"O
complaints, VIII ~ In reality IL y from
BrIght's disease of the kidneys. Few
physicians, and fewer people. realize
the extent Of this Ci-tase or its dam
gerous and insidious nsiur'. IL steals
Into the system ike a lhi-f. manIfesfs
its presence If at all by ,he commonest
symptoms and fAstens itself in the
constitution before the victim Is aware
Of II. II is nearly as hereditary ~
consumption, quite - common aud
fully a. fatal. Eatire families. Inherit
ing 1t from their ancestor, have died,
and vet none Of the number knew or
realized the mysterious power which
was removing them. Instead Of eonf-
mon symptoms II often shows none
~hatever, but brings death suddenly.
from eoavulsions. spoplexy, or heart
disc 81. As one who has suffered, and
knaws by bitter experiences what he
sAys. / implOre everson who reads
thee words not 10 neglect the slightest
symptoms Of sidney difficulty. No
lne can afford to hszard such cheBces.
/ make the foregoing statements
base1 up n facts whiehI can subslan-
tiate 20 the letter. The welfare Of
those who may possibly be sufferers
such ~ / was, Is an ampleinducement
for me 10 take the step have, and II
can successfully warn Others from the
dangerous pa'h in which I once
walked, am willing to endure AL
professional and per-onal conse-
quences.
Roche.ter, N. y, Dec. 50.