The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-05-18
RETAIN YOUR SENSES!
COULD YOU lF you WERE CONFINED
IN AN ASYLuM7
Scientific Man Who Has Had = Most VAL
uable Experience.
lChieaso yournal.l

Chicago yournall
We sometimes see in the papers q thrilling
account Of where & perfectly sane person has
been confined in an asylum. Think of IL, read
erl How long would you retain your senses if
you were confined with number of lunAtics,
night and day, and yet think of the physicians
in charge of these patients who are compelled.
day by day and year by year, to live among
them. What wonderful opportunities they
have for studying characteristics and vagaries;
what a wonderful chance for learning the mis-
cries of life and how best to overcome them.
We are brought TO these reflections by con-
versstion lately had with DR.. ]. c. Spray Of
los State Street, Chicago. For nearly ten years
Doctor Spray was in ohage of the Jefferson,
now Cunning, Institute at Dunning, Ill. This
tremendous Institution contained about twelve
hundred patients in the Insane Department,
and fifteen hundred in the inirmsry. Among
this large number Of persons there were q vast
number OF physical ailments. DR.. Spray.
speaking about il, said:
IL traced the grest cause for most OF the
mental and indeed physical disorders very
carefully, and while some authorities make an
estimate that seventy-6ve per cent OF the peO-
pie in the United States are afflicted with some
form of kidney disease, l do not think that
the rate 10 so high, taking sill ages into consId-
Grafton. Before middle life it is less than
sc genty-fye per cent. but after middle life it
is, l should think fully that percentage"
This is something terrible, Doctor. Few
people can certainly be aware that so large
percentage exists"
The Doctor thought q moment and then said :
at is a fact not generally recognized that where
a person has diseased kidneys and the organs
fail to perform their functions OF removing the
waste and the impurities from the system, il
soon produces melanchOlia. As result cur
asylums are filed 10 overlooking while If the
people would strike at the root of the matter
and see that their kidneys were in good order,
there would be fewer patients in the asylums.
have noticed that large portion OF all paresis
cases had kidney difficulties"
"What have yon found. Doctor, to be the
standard and most reliable remedy in such
casesP'
Dr. Spray spoke with great confidence He
said: Having so many cases TO treat, | tried
various remedies and after a long and exhaust
| i've trial, finally decided that Warmers safe
| Cure was the best, most effective and most re-
| liable remedy. found it specially reliable in
| cases OF Incipent Bright's disease. Ii is cer'
| tain to stop il, and even in the advanced con-
ditions it aIlays the disease, and to my surprise
| at FIRST, cured many cases. Before structural
changes set in, il is certain 10 cure il properly
| administered"
"Has your experience while at the asylum.
Doctor, been confirmed in your general prGo-
| tice since leaving it?'
1 les. i nave OCCASION 70 use the sale cure
almost daily. Whenever and traces of albu.
| men in the urine OF a patient, l prescribe the
| Safe Cure, and in nearly every instance where
notice indications of nervous troubles. anal
1 we the urine, and almost invariably find that
| it is caused by some affection of the kidneys,
| / now have a patient to whom | am giving the
Safe Cure, and find that il is having the desired
| effect. Some time ago a gentleman came to
me, who had been examined for life insurance.
| and traces of elbumen were found. | advised
the use Of the Safe Cure, and he passed the
examination without difficulty after having
| used it,"
II understand. then, Doctor, that you sttrib-
| ute large percentage of the ills of life TO
| some disease of the kidneys, and that you have
| found the remedy of which you speak the most
| effective in such cases"
Eyes. | have no hesitation in saying that
| Warmers Safe Cure has my unqualified in
| dorsement. j use II constantly, aud would not
do so unless l thought it possessed eurativs
| qualities"
The high standing. wide experience and
great success of DR.. Spray make his words ex
cesdiugly impressive. Their sincerity cannot
| be questioned, and their truthfulness is ALSO
| lutte. Impressed with this fact and Fealizina
the importance Of the same, have transcribed
his words in full and give them here with.