Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-07-09
ExCirEnasNT IN ROCHESTER.
The -n m 'iSr caused ''v the Stato.
 meat of a Physician.

: artlcle 70 tllS pap7r, d lew uaNb since which was duly published, detailing his | remarkable experience and rescue from | what seemed to be certain death. lt would he impossible to enumeraIe the ' personal enqnir es which have been. | made at our office as to the validity oi , the article, but they have been So numerous that further investigation Ot ! the subject was deemed necessary. l With this eni in view a representative ] of this paper called on Dr. Henion, al his residence, when the following in- lerview occurred That article of yours. Doctor, has created qnite whiIlwin1 Are the statements about the terrible condition von were in, and the way you were rescued such as you can sus- tain?'
 Every one of them and many addi- tional ones. 1 was ruught so low by neglecting the first aiih most simple symptoms. 1 did not think 1 was sicS, It IS rue 1 had frequent he rachcs; fell tired most of the time; could eat npth n9 one day and WAS ravenous the next; felt dull pains and my stomach was out oi order, bat 1 d d not think it meant any thIng serious.
 "The medical profession has been treating symptoms instead of disease for years, and iJ Is high time 1t ceased. The symptoms l have just mentioned or any unusual action or irritation of the water channels indicate the approach ol kidney disease more than a cough an nounces the coming of consumption. We do not treat the cour rh. but try tn help the lungs. We should not was'f our time trying to relieve the head 'ciie. pains about lhe body or other symptoms but 20 directly to the kidneys, the sourcc of most of these ailments"
 "This, then, is ~ hat you meant wheh you said that more than one-haif t.' deaths which occur arise from Bright disease, is it Doctor?''
 Precisely Thousands of diseases ar torturing people to-day, which in real't, are Bright's disease in some of irs m n, forms. 1t is Hydra-headed monst and the slightest symptoms should st.iE. terror 10 every one whO has them. can look back and recall hundreds { deaths which physicians de--lared at tii time were caused by paralysis. apopleIv heart sease, pneumOnia malarlsl !eV and other common complaints which see now were caused by Br .ght'r diseIse
 And did all these casss nave sIia.'. symptoms at first?"
 Every one of them, and might haN been cured a l WAS by the timely Use the same remedy. an getting ms ey' thoroughly opened in this matter g think am helping others to se4 'he,;. and their poss ble ;an CT also"
 Mn Warner, WhO was Vi ted al , establishment on \. >t. Paui 5t' t.... sp'j very earnrst'y.
 1t is true that Rricht's disease F. .,,nr,,c,I ,t-,.,,,l.-f.rl . E'sa reliable stat sti,-S Jhg from '7I it, = g,owth vas oyer D pr cen. LCaa the prominent men t iil~ cdr i"d a... :.1 is taking oH every year, ior wiiie asg are dying appa emily C Daru'v .iS i: apOpleXy, they are really VI tin+ xidnry disoId' which ca ises hTa disease. p&ra!ysiS. ap"P eXy, vt'. Ne every week the papers record ihr de of some prominent m tn from this Nr"n; Recently, however, the in,.reSSe tJs l. checked and Iattrlhu:e this to the ,enat use oi my remedy"
 'Do you think many peopi' are hicted w,E 1t IO-.laNwho do not req it, MT. Warner?"
 "A prom rent professor m New leans medical college WAS lecturins fore his class on the subi-ct of Dfiai;. disease He h.d various fluids unu. | microscopic analysis anl was shnwi the students N nat the indic ,tIons Of ii i terrible malady were. And now gent men, he saii, 'as Ve have sen the ur l healthy indicat ons, will show you h" 1t appears in a stale of perfect heaii and he submit ed his own huii tot. u-ual test. As he wltchel the re nj | his conntenance suddenly clanged-li color and command 'Uth lett him and | a trembling voice he saii: -'Gien laneI | have made pIinfni discovery: hay | Bsign;'s dis, ase of the kidneys and i | es- than yedr he WAS dead. The sliyh' | est indications of any kidney difficult | should be enough 10 strike terror 10 ar one"
 ''Yon know oi Dr. Heniou's easel"
 ''les, h we both ead anu heard | r."
 "It is very wonderful is it not?'
 ''NC more SD tiAn a great many other; | ha; have come to my notice as havin. | )e,n chred py tn same meanS."
 Ton beiieys then that Bri- hts dis | Aase can ha cured"
 Il snaW 1t can. l know 1t from nr yWp and t..e eXuerience of thousands prominent persons wiIo were given up t. | tie bv both their uhysicians and friends
 ''Yon speak Of your own experience ] what was it?'
 "A iearlnl one. had felt languid and | unfiIted for hu~iuess for years. But dd not know what ailei me. When, how ever, found 1t was kidney difficulty l | thought there was li.tle hope and 90 did | the doctors 1 lave since learned that one If tiie physicians of this city pointed me out to gentleman on the street one tlu s't,a-a O ln, De dead within a year. 1 believe his words would have proved true if had not fortunately us-d the remedy now known as Warmers Safe Cur"
 Did you make a chemical Enelvsis of the case Of Mir. H. H. Warner some three years ago, Doctor? was asked Dr. :. A. Lattimore, one of the analyists of the State Board ol Health.'
 ''Yes, sir
 "What did this analysis show you?"
 "A serious disease of the kidnevs."
 "Did you think Mir. Warner could re coy2r?''
 No, sir, 1 did not think it possible"
 Do you know anything about the remedy which cured him? ?"
 ''I have chemically analysed it and find it pure and harmless D
 T he standing Of Dr. Henion, Mir. War ner and Dr. Latti,nore in the community is beyond question, and inc statements they make cannot for moment be doubted. Dr. Henion's experierco shows that Bright's Disease of Ihe kid- ueys is One of the most deceptive and dangerous of all diseases. thst it is ex- ceedingly common, but that it can bs cured ii taken in time.