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a remarkable Statement.
Tb" Unusual Experience of a Prominent
T Man Made 1'ubllc.
The following article from the Democrat and
Chronicle of Rochester, N. Y., is of so striking
a nuturc, and emanates from so reliable a
source, that it is herewith ro-publishcd entire.
In addition to the valuable matter it contains,
it will be found cxccedtogly interesting:
To Uic Edlfor of the Democrat and Chronicle:
8ik: My motives for the publication of the
most unusual statements which follow are,
first, gratitude for the fact that I have been
saved from a most horrible death, and second
ly, n desire to warn all, who read this state
ment against some of the most deceptive in
fluences by which they have ever been sur
rounded. It is a fact that to-day thousands of
Seople are within a foot of the grave and they
o not know it To tell how I was caught
away from just this position and to warn oth
ers against Hearing it, arc my objects in this
communication.
On the first day of June, 1881, 1 lay at my
residence in tills city surrounded by my friends
and waiting for death. Heaven only knows
the agony I then endured, for words can never
describe it. And yet. if a few years previous,
any one had told me that I was to be brought
so low, and by so terrible a disease, I should
have scoffed at the idea I had always been
uncommonly strong and healthy, had weighed
over 200 pounds and hardly knew, In my own
experience, whut pain or sickness were. Very
many people who will read this Htatcment re
alize at times thut they are utiusunlly tired
and cannot account for it. They feel dull and
Indefinite pains in various parts of the body
sjnd do not understand it. Or they arc ex
ceedingly hungry one dav and entirely with
out appetite the next. This was Just the way
I felt when the relentless malady which had
fastened itself upon me 11 rat began. Still I
thought it was nothing; that probably I
had taken a cold which would soon pass
away. Shortly after this I noticed a dull,
and at times neuralgic, pain In my head, but
as it would come one day and be gone
the next, I paid but little attention
to it. However, my stomach was out of order
and my food often failed to digest, cauMug at
times great Inconvenience. Yet I had no idea,
ctcii as a physician, that these things meant
anything scriouB or that a moustroiis disease
was becoming fixed upon me. Candidly, I
thought I was en (Tori nff from Malaria and so
doctored myself accordingly. But I got no
better. I noxt noticed a peculiar color and
odor about the fluids I wuh parsing also that
there were large quantities one day and very
little the next, and that a persistent froth and
scum appeared upon the surface, and a sedi
ment settled In the bottom. And yet I did
not realize my danger, for, indeed, seeing
these symptoms continually, I Dually became
accustomed to them, and my suspicion was
wholly dlsanned by the fact that I had no pain
in the ailected organs or in their vicinity.
Why I shqnld have been so blind I cannot un
derstand. There is a terrible future for all physical
neglect, and Impending dunger usually brings
a person to his senses even tnough it-may then
bo too late, I realized, at last, my critical
condition and aroused nivself to overcome it.
And, Oh 1 how hard I trle'd I I consulted the
best medical skill in the land. 1 visited all
the prominent mineral springs In America and
traveled from Maine to California. Still I
grew worse. No two physlclaus agreed as to
my malady. One said I was troubled with
spinal Irritation ; another, nervous prostration ;
another, malaria; another, dyspepsia; another,
heart disease; another, general debility; an
other, congestion of the base of the brain; and
so on through a long list of common diseases,
the symptoms of all of which I really
had. In this way several years passed, durlug
all of which tfmo I was steadily growing
worse. My condition had really become piti
able? The slight, symptoms I at first experi
enced were developed into terrible and con
stant disorders the little twigs of pain had
grown t&oaks of agony. My weight had been
reduced from 207 to 1!S0 pounds. My life was
a torture to myself and friends. I could re
tain no food upon my stomach, and lived
wholly by injections. I was a living mass of
Apaln. Xfy pulse was uncontrollable. Iu my
agony I frequently fell upon the floor, convul
sively clutched the carpet, and prayed for
death. Morphine had little or no clfcct in
deadening the pain. For six days and nights
I had the death premonitory hiccoughs con
stantly. My urine was filled with tube casts
and albumen. I was struggling with Bright's
Disease of the Kidneys in its last stages.
While suffering thus 1 received a call from
my pastor, the Rev. Dr. Foote, rector of 8t.
Paul's Church, of this city. I felt that It waa
our last interview, but iu the course of con
versation he mentioned a remedy of which I
had heard much but had never used. Dr.
Footo detailed to me the many remarkable
cures which had come under his observation,
by means of this remedy, and Urged me to try
It. As a practicing physician and a graduate
of the schools, I cherished the prejudice
both natural and common with all regular
practltlouers, and derided the idea of any
medicine outside the regular channels being
the least beneficial. So sollcltlous, however,
was Dr. Foote, that I Anally promised I
would waive my prejudice and try the remedy
he so highly recommended. I began Its use
on the llrst day of Juue and took
it according to directions. At first it
6lekened mo; but this I thought was
a good sign for. One in my debilitated
condition. I continued to take it;
the sickening sensation departed and I was
able to retain food upon my stomach. In a
few days I noticed a decided change for the
better, as also dkl my wife and friends. My
hiccoughs ceased and I experienced less pain
than formerly. I was so rejoiced at this im-
. proved condition that, upon what I had be
lieved but a few days before was my dying
bed, I vowed, in the presence of my family
-and friends, should I recover I would both
publicly and privately, make known this
remedy for the good of humanity, wherever
and whenever I had an opportunity. I also
determined that I would give a course of lec
tures in the Corinthian Academy of Music of
this city, stating In full the symptoms and al
most hopelessness of my disease and the re
markable means by which I have been saved.
My Improvement was constant from that
time, and In less than three months I had
gained 20 pounds In flesh, became entirely frca
from pain, and I believe I owe mv life and
present condition wholly to Warner's Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, the remedy which. I
used.
Since, my recovery I have thoroughly re
investigated the subject of kidney difficulties
and Bright's disease, and the truths devel
oped are astonishing. I therefore state, de
liberately, and us a physician, that I believe
MOHK THAN ONK HALF THB DKATIfS WHICH OO
CUK IN AMKIUOA AUK OAUSKII 1IY BllIOUT'3
Disease ok tub Kidnkyh. Thisf may sound
like a rash statement, but I am prepared to
fully verify it. Bright's Disease has uo dls-'
tlnctive symptoms of its own, (indeed, it
often develops without any pain whatever in
the kidneys or their vk'lnlty), but has the
symptoms of nearly every other known com
plaint. Hundreds of people die dally, whose
burials are authorized by a physician's certlll
cateof "Heart Disease," "Apoplexy," "Pa
ralysis," "Spinal Complaint,1' 'Utheuina
tism," "Pneumonia," and other com
mon complalutB, wi,en In reality it was
Bright h Disease of the Kidneys. Few
physicians, and fewer people, realize the ex
tent of this disease or Its dangerous and in
sidious nature. It steals Into the system like
s thief, manifests Its, presence bv the common
est symptoms, and fastens Itself upon the con
stitution before the victim Is aware. It is
nearly as hereditary as consumption, quite as
common and fully as fatal. Entire families,
....,w,i,...b . " fcuvir ancestors, nave uieu,
and yet none of the lumber knew or realized
the mysterious power which was removing
them. Instead of commou symptoms it often
hows none whatever, but bring death sud
denly, and as such is usually supposed to be
heart disease. As one who has suffered, and
knows by bitter experience what he says, I Im
plore every one who reads theso words uot to
neglect the slightest symptoms of Kidney diffi
culty. Certain agony ana possible death will
be the sure result of such neglect, and no one
can afford to hazard such chances.
I am aware that such an unqualified state
ment as this, coming from me, known as 1 am
throughout the entire laud as a practitioner
and lecturer, will arouse the surprise and pos
sible animosity of the medical profession and
astonish all with whom I am acquainted, but
I make the foregoing statements based upon
facts which I am prepared to produce and
truths which I can substantiate to the letter.
The welfare of those who may possibly bo suf
ferers such as I was, is an ample inducement
for me to take the step I have, and If I can
successfully warn others from the dangerous
path in which 1 once walked, 1 am willing to
endure nil professional and personal conse
quences. J. B. 1IEN10N, M. D.
Rochester, N. Y., Dec. 30, 1SS1.
Yern Cruz.
Tho cily itsuli, compact and solid,
with tt lino of domes ami steeples black
ened with timo, roofs of substantial red
tiles, plentiful balconies, and bits of
wall tinted bluo, green and pink, is liko
a little Venice. .A largo crane hangs
out from the etui of an iron pier, and
the fane hooks onto it at once tho
terminus of the English railway which
is to bear us away up tho extraordinary
slopes from tho hot lands--tho (terras
calicntso the mysterious interior and
the capital.
Jn an existence of going on four hun
dred years Vera Cru. lias arrived at a
population of seventeen thousand. Tho
interior view of the place does not belio
the promise of the lirst glimpse. Tho
churches are of irregular, picturesque
shapes, with nice bells, Tho principal
one, in a little shaded la.a, has a dome
of colored mosaic tiles, which shine in
the sun a style we shall see plenty of
farther on. The principal shops have a
well-furnished air, especially in tho
branches of groceries and heavy hard
ware, and tho custom-house square is
stuil'ed to repletion with cotton bales,
railroad iron and miscellaneous goods
waiting transportation. The principal
street is called Do la Independonoin, and
leads to a short concrete promenade
bordered with stone benches and palm
trees, ft is earl' discovered that the
Mexican is very patriotic. Ho names
his streets after his battles, as particu
larly the Cinco do Mayo, fought at
Puebla against the French, and oven
has a way of joining the names of his
heroes to'those of cities. Tims Puebla
is Puebla do Zaragoza, commandant in
the same great battle of the nth of May;
and Oaxaca is Oaxaca of. (President)
Juarez.
Grass grows in, the joints of the stones
in tho minor streets, and open gutters
run in tho center. One might bo in
sonio such Italian city as Mantua. Tho
zopilolcn of which travelers have writ
ten sit on long, straight water-spouts
projecting from the houses. They tiro
large, raven black, dignilied, and aloft
there against the deep "blue sky have an
appearance of carved architectural or
naments. There are street-cleaning
departments elsewhere which are far
less ornamental, at any rate. Notices
of a bull-light for the coming Sunday
are posted on the dead walls. A tram
car of a peculiar pattern runs out to the
open fields, where there is a dancing
place and ball ground. There is a view,
in passing, of the ' cemetery, which
should be a leading institution indeed
at Vera Cruz; and"yet when ono is on
tho ground, as is apt to be the case,
thero are mitigations to be found oven
of tho terrors of yellow fever. Pall
bearers in gloomy weeds are nat
urally expected to form a consid
erable part of tho population, just
as murderers and kidnapers of all
sorts are expected to abound elsewhere.
But an Americau resident assured mo
that in four years ho had known but
ono of our countrymen to die of the
vomito, as It is called, and very few to
have it. Its chief havoc is among the
poor and badly nourished. The Amer
ican Consul, himself a physician, and a
resident of twelve years' standing, is
strenuous iu his views as to the harm
done to the commercial interests of
both countries by ignorance and mis
representations on the subject. It is
certain that the local authorities do not
regard the disease as contagious, put
ting those alllicted side by side with
surgical patients in the hospital; from
winch it seems that if the case woro re
ally looked into, there may be as little
need of tho aunpying quarantine against
yellow" fovor, at least of this;varigty, as
if it were simple ague. W. . Hixhop,
in Harper's Magazine.
.( :
Cure for Asthma
For three months past robberies,
attended with most cruel murders, have
been of daily occurrence in Hungary.
One reason is the incroase of pauperism,
but the chief cause is ascribed to tho
mild sentences, passed by the courts of
justice on crimes of violence. A few
weeks ago, for instance, at, Koinorn, a
woman who. because she wanted to
marry a young man had killed her has-J
imuil witn a hatchet, was let oil with
only live years' imprisonment. Tho
Pesth Court of Justice, too, hfci just sen
tenced a man who, aftor robbing a will
ow of her money, had murdered her, to
no more than twelve years' imprisonment.
A Canadian, has recovered a vordiot
for $150 damages against tho trustees
of tho First Baptist .Church of Montreal,
a horse, frightened by snow falling from
tho church, having collided with his
sloigli to his personal injury. Ho lost
his case on its first hearing. Tho Court
of Review reversed that decision, and
awarded 8150 damages, and the Court
of Appeals lias now sustained tho latter
judgmont by a majority of tho 'Judges-
A lady whoso husband has suffered
very acutoly from asthma, and had tried
many methods of relief without advan
tage, sends tho following: "Ono very
hot day when tho thermometer stood at
ono hundred and six degrees my husband
took a severe cold, and asthma troublo
commenced. A gentleman sent him
word that an olu man of his acquaint
ance had been cured by sleeping on a
willow made of 'wild balsam,' or, as tho
Massachusetts people call it, 'life ever
lasting.' It grows wild in most places In
the country, and is very sweet, and con
sidered by some an excellent thing for
cold made into a tea, of course. We
hadn't a particle of faith, but, as some
grow close by by, sent and got it, and,
as it was not dry enough for a pillow,
put it on .tho floor in his bedroom. That
night my husband didn't have tho
asthma, nor lias ho had it since Wo
don't expect it will last, but we don't
know. We aro gathering more. Wo
are going to give it a thorough trial.
It has workeila miracle so far, for it is
now a week since ho has had the
asthma."
Bangor (Me.) folks have been look
ing with wonder upon a speck of hu
manity in the shapo of a uoy .named
Dudley Foster, who is fivo years old,
weighs less than six pounds, and is
twenty-one inches tall.
m m
It is interesting to know that Ching
1'sao Ju, tho new Chinese Minister, is n
clever diplomat and scholar, about fifty
four years old. He is a man of groat
wealth.
4
A MAN often stubs his toe on the threshold
Of 6UCCCSS.
A WATCHMAKKit is oltting in his shop, sur
rounded by clocks and watches, all going, nnd
no two alike. Ho perceives that it is getting
lato in the afternoon, und anxiety rushes upou
him. He rushes out of his shop iml stops
the first passer-by. "Sir, what o'clock Is it,
please?"
WaNtrd to swallow him "I think I made
a sensation," said Brown. "All the time I
was speaking the whole audience Received my
statements with all open mouthed eagerness
that was really wonderful." "Gaping Is
nothing very wonderful," remarked Fogg In
his usual exasperating manner. Jlonton Tran
icript. Accidental truth A medical certificate
is among the treasures of tho London (icueral
Post-office, worded ns follows: "This Is to
certify that I attended to Mrs. In her
last illnes nnd that she died In consequence
thereof." Syraetue Herald.
A OAI.CULATINO exchange says "It tnkes a
woman ten times as long to dress as a man."
Perhaps because her dress costs ten times as
much as a man's. Anyhow, when she is
dressed, the chances arc that she looks ten
times more paralyzing than n man. Xorrlt
toien Jfcrald.
m
W. to B. "I'll give you n piece of my
mind, sir, if you are uot careful 1" B. to W.
"I'll be very careful, for your sake, as you
need all the mind you've gotl It might ruin
you for life if you were to givecven a small
piece away 1" -"
Wives ought really to be more careful
about telling the truth to their husbands.
"Why do vou start so whenever I come Into
tho room!" asked a brusque man at his. bet
ter uau. "it is only my nerves, mv poor
nerves," she replied, "which arc so very tcak
mat i am starueu t every stupni tiling l
see." Boston Star. "
The word "nastv." thniurh not nice, is much
used In Kngland. It describes so much of the
weather over- there that people cannot get
muug wiuiout it.
How to treat a bummer show him rfo quarter
He Did Not Mlnco Mntters.
A representative of the Lynn (Mass.) Item,
In a late ramble throughout that city, gath
ered, among other scraps of interest and infor
mation, the following: The first place visited
by the reporter was the fruit store of Mr. J.
Lcvctt, No. 07 Market street, In response to a
rumor that the proprietor had been cured of
the rheumatism by the great remedy. Mr.
Levett not being in, the reporter had a talk
pith his son. Mr. Lovett stated that his fa
ther had been cured of an exceedingly bad at
tack of rheumatism by the St. Jacobs Oil. He
nad the disease In his right arm and shoulder,
which became perfectly helpless after being
iflected a few hours. Ills pain was so great
that he could not rest In comfort or attend to
business with any degree of satisfaction. Aft
rr enduring this sort of thing for some time,
ao purchased a bottle of the Great German
Remedy and began to apply it. He did not
nlncc matters at all, but just used the Oil for
ill It was worth. After pursuing this mode
it treatment for three days the pain was ban
shed and his father was In a perfectly healthy
rondltton. He has never since felt any rheu
natlc pain.
Laziness grows on people. It begins in
cobwebs, and ends iu irou chains. The more
business a man has to do, the more he Is able
to accomplish, for he learns to economize his
time.
Hoiia.ce B. Dick, Esq., associate editor of
;he DUaware Co, Republican, Chester, Pa., was
mred by St. Jacobs Oil of very ecvero injuries
esultlng from a fall. Ills arm appeared to be
aralyzed, but tho Oil cured him. Philadelphia
ledger.
m
A KASHioNAnLK belle wishing to be very se
rene on a rival said the only thing that wasn't
tujse about her was the hole In her stocking.
" '
Our rrojjreHS.
As stages are quickly abandoned with the
completion of railroads, so the huge, drastic,
cathartic pills, composed of crude and bulky
medicines, are quickly abandoned with tho in
troduction of Dr. Pierce's "Pleasant Purgative
I ellets.f 'which are sugar-coated, andlittle larg
er than mustard seeds, but composed of highly
ncentrated vegetable extracts. By druggists.
r -
Honksty is the best policy, except when an
acquaintance strikes you for a loan. Then a
little deception often saves cush.
Consumption Cure.
Dn. R. V. PiBKpE: Dear A'fr Death was hour
ly expected by myself nnd friends. My phy
slclaus pronounced my dlBcasu consumption,
and said I must die. I began taking your "Dis
covery" and " Pellets." I have used nine bot
tles mid am wonderfully relieved. I am uow
able to ride out.
"EuzAitKTH TuoiiNTOJi, Moutongo, Ark.
Nkvkh give a present with & string at
tached to it as if you wanted to keep it, or ex
pected it to come back again.
The "Golden tt ojih. or Yontlt"
may be retained by using Dr. Pierce's "Favor
ItePrfcEcrlptlou," a specific for " feinalc com
plaints." By druggists.
" What Is love 1" asks everybody, and some
body replies; "It Is a feeling that vou don't
want another fellow fooling around her."
. . . ...
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Universal satlsfartlonso evory druggist re
port about I'lso's Cure tor Consumption.
Messrs. Urocsbcek Wilkinson, of Har
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versal sat Isf action."
L. K. Sumlon, of Klrby. Ohio, says: "I am
selling Piso's Cure. It gives satisfaction and
good icaults."
L. Volkcrs, of Donnlson, Ills., reports that
Piso's Cure sells rupldly aud gives good satis
faction. Fon DiniTmcHiA, don'tfailtouse Dr. L. B.
Townb's Difiitiibhia Kino. The Great Pius
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Henry's Cnfbollc Bulre.
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Cahuomo Salvk, all others aro conitUrfuto.
Dr. Green' Oxj-aeiuttctl Itltter
Is the bent, remedy for Dyspepsia, Biliousness.
Malaria, Indigestion, disorders and diseases of
tho Stomach, Bldod, Kidneys, Liver, Skin, etc.
Duiino's CATAnim S.hufp cures oil affec
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Dn. Mott's Livuu' 1'ir.M are the best Veg
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If afllictcd with Sore Eyes, tine Dr. Isnau
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Save your wagons, your money and your
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nrnFRinn's nay preksfn
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r kci'pltiB Urn ono that
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lUUnU men foornmmln, und he certain of u
situation, addrccs Valkni'inb niton., JunrsUlIe, Wis.
eft
A' SiirprlscdL'ocoluotivb
AND
J A Swearing Engineer,
o
ffiM
VTjk- IdJAl tUCIU
JUEJ
7 TJZ ii ' gifiir
Tho ptople ftloriR' th lino of
railway from TrntnwAy I-nndlriR,
Ia., tolho I nl mill towns trcrc sur
prised and atruiecd at n rcccutr
occurrence. 80 ntnuy strange
things. .however, nrc constAntly
prcucutlnct themselves to tho at
tention of tho people now.A-days'
that Rcnuino surprises oro few
indeed. This nna the exception.
Wo havo read of tho "painted
ship on a painted ocean," and
witnessed tho "poetry of motion,"
BIIOWII HI URUCII1R, Dili 110
novor heard of dccoratlvo art
In rapid (Unlit on a railway
train until this tlmo. I'coplo
observed, with wide-eyed won
der, tho locomotive and ten
der aud full train of cant mov
ing through tho country,
adorned on every Available
pot with tho macfcal uords
'St. Jacobs Ou.P' It looked
porgeous.lf full display of color .
allowed to mean nnytliliiK
timet, ItlookedHUblluic,
If tlio Impu
dence of tho
advcrtlsln g
man bo tho
mcflMirliiff
stand artU
It looked'
funny to eo
tho train
and engine
s w a t It o d
Willi tllCNO '
parti color
od rhou
i nnd '
at a convo
n lent op
portunity our corres
pondent In
quired of
tnoconduc- ,
tor what It
all meant?"
'HYhy, it means that my whole train lookn like
traveling mcnngorln," said the conductor. "I
laid up my train at Tramway, ns uxual.and. dur
ing the hours of 'balmy sleep,' I suppOM) nomo
of thoto advertising wretrhex backed ui) their
kit' and posted It from front to rear. I don't
know why they did it; but there stands tho
elongated, red and yellow facts staring 70U In
tho face, and just as prominent as a rabbit a cars I'
It's kard luck stranger, but I guess it's oil right."
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