The morning call., 1893-03-16
RETAIN YOUR SENSES.
Could You if You Were Con-
fined in an Asylum?
MIsERIES OF LIFE.
Some Interesting Facts From Promi-
nsnt Scientific Man Who Has Had a
Most Valuable Experience.
Chicago journal.

O0lCdRO
We sometimes see in the papers thrilling ac-
count OF where perfectly sane person has been
confined in an asylum. Think OF 1t, readeri
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
cha rye 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 vagarles; wnat a
wonderful chance for learning the mlseries Of
lie and how best 10 overcome them!
we are brought TO these reflections by n con-
Versation lately had with DR.. j. c. Spray Of 1853
Slate street. Chicago. For nearly ten years DIR.
shay was IN charge Of ;he Jefferson (nOw Dun
niDg) Institute at Duunlup. H. This tremep pdous
institution contained about 1900 patients In the
Insane Department and 1900 in the Infirmary.
Among This large number of persons there were
vast number OF physical ailments. DR.. Spray,
speaking about it, said:
81 traced tie great cause for most OF the men,
tal-and indeed, physlcal-dlsorders very care
iGlly; and while some authorities make an est-
maze thal 10 per cent OF the people in the Unit
States are afflicted with some form of kidney
disease, / do not think that the rate is so high.
Ia Ing all ages Into consideration Before
middle life II Is les- than rs per cent. but after
middle lie 1t is, should mink, fully that per-
This is something terrible. doctor Few peo-
centage eXstSP'
The doctor thought moment and then said !:
ut Is tact not generally recognized that where
a person has diseased Kidneys and the organs
IAN 10 perform their functions OF removing the
waste and the impurities from the system, IL
soon produces meianchoa. As result our
asylumS are filled TO oYeIflOWing while II The
people would strike at the root OF The matter and
see mat their Kidneys were In good order there
would be fewer patients In the asylums. l have
notlced that large portion OF all paTesls cases
had Kidney difficulties"
"What have you found doctor. to be the
standard and most reliable remedy In such
cases2'
nr
sald: Having SO many cases TO treaT, | tried
various remedies, and, after long and exhaust
I've ttlal, hnally decided that Wdruers Safe Cuie
was the best, most effective and most reliable
rrmedy. found II specially reliable In cases OF
lnciplent Brighps disease. IL is certain to STOP
II, and even IN the advanced conditions IL allays
the disease, and, 10 my surprise at first, cured
many cases. Before structural charges set in lt
Is certain to cure. II properly administered"
Has your experience While at the asylum.
doctor, been confirmed In your general practice
since leaving I?"
Yes. l nave occasion to use the Safe Cure
almost daily. Whenever | find traces OF albu-
men IN the urine OF patient, / prescribe the
sale Cure and In nearly every Instance where
notice indications OF nervous troubles l analyze
the uilue, and almost invariably find that II is
caused by some affection OF The kidneys. l now
nave patient TO whom | am giving the Safe
CuFe and hnd that II Is having The desired effect.
some tlme ago gentleman came to Inc who had
been examined for life Insurance, and traces OF
aibumen were found l advised The use Of the
Safe Cure, and lie passed The examination with
out difficulty af;er having used H."
II understand, then, doctor, that you attribute
n large percentage OF th- Ills of life TO some dis
ease OF Inc kidneys, and that you have found the
remedy OF WHICH you speak the most eff CliYe in
such cases?"
Yes. l have no hesitation In saying that
Nainei, sale Cure has my unqualified iudOTse-
ment- use IL constantly, and would not do so
unless thought IL possessed curative qualities"
Inc hlgh standing, wide experience aud great
success OF DR.. Spray make his words exceedingly
impressive. Their sincerity cannot be ques-
Toned, and their truthfuluess is absolute. In
pressed with this fact, aud realizing The import
ance Of lie same. ! have transcribed his words
ID full and give them herewith.