The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-04-02
TALES OF THREE CITIES.

| TALES OF THREE CITIES.
More Thrilling than Chaacer's or Dicken.
Because they are stories OF Actual Eese,
from YawniDg Graves.
In previous issue OF this paper gener
| stasement was given of the alarming increa
ahsas,ty ana Nv liver disease and the only know
epitomized interviews of the Boston, Cntcas
anu st. Louis papers with prominent people
amazement and unbounded satisfaction. cnre
| ~ ~ arner,s Sale Kidney and Liver Cure whe
| al tne pest physicians pronounced them b,
yond the hope Of recovery.
Boston's Tales.
FIRST hear what B. F. LarraBee, of the Ne
1ork and Boston Dispatch Express COMPANY
OF Boston. tells the Globe OF that city, H
case IS certainly the modern miracle of hea
little over year ago was taken sick, br
allowed the illness to run along until Octobe
70. 1873, when fell prostr ate while waIkin
did not go ont Of the house until the msddl
OF December. then went down town an
attempted 70 attend to my business until til
with very severe relapse. My symptoms wer
terrible. I was fearfully bloated; / suffere
severe pains In all parts of the body, and it wa
almost impossible to get my breath. For 81,
Gays never laid down and never slept. wa
constantly attended by my regular physician
that was suffering from Bright s disease OF tin
kidneys In Its worst form and last stages
accompanied by other troubles in liver ant
heart. In spite, however, of the skill of til,
physicians, I
KEPT GROWING WORSE,
and finally they tapped my side in the vicinit,
OF the heart, taking away forty six ounces @
water. This relieved me tor the time, but
soon became as bad as before. Then the doc
live more than twenty four hours, and M,
daughter. who was residing in Paris, was tele
graphed for. Still fingered along for severa
ing up hope. One night-it was on the tween
tieth OF April, I very well remember-1ny at.
tendant, whe was reading the paper to me. be
snfferings exactly: It told how some seven
cases of Bright disease had been cured. anC
50 clearly and sensibly did it state the case thai
determined to try the means of cure which II
described. So sent my man to the drug
store, procured bottle OF the medicine. UNI
known to my physicians and friends. and took
the first dose at 10 clock. At that time was
SUFFERING INTENSELY.
could not sleep; had the short breaths and
could scarcely get any air into my lungs. l
was terribly bioa.ed from head to foot, and the
motion OF my heart was irregular and painful,
/ continued to take the medicine, and day.
sir, am rs well rs ever / was in my lie, and
wholly owing to the wonderful. almost lniraou-
Cure. 1t saved my life when was given up by
the doctors and had really been dead for weeks
ard it has kept me in perfect health ever since,
have recommended IT,
When the Globe interviewed one of the pro,ni-
nent physicians of the "Hub,' Dr.. D. A.
johnson, in this case, he said: "ne was his
family physician and expected his death every
hour for number of weeks, and never called
to see him during that time, but he was pre-
was due to Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. and if he had friends, male or female
troubled with any kidney troubles, he should
certainly advise them to use this remedy.
Chicago's Tale.
The Chicago Tribune, struck by the remark
able cures Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure were accomplishing in that city and under
direction of the regular physicians, sent out a
reporter, and from its column of interviews
with pro1ninens people we extract the follcw-
ng;
A call was made at the extensive store of q.
LEVINE, Nos. ITO and 112 Madison street. Mr.
LEVINE introduced the investigator to Mr. Frank
A. Cleland, gentleman in his employ whose
ather. Mr.. Samuel Cleland, was known to have
oeen very low with kidney disease. Mr. Gle
and said: my father was treated by host
u doctors, and tried any quantity of medi-
lines, but he got so bsd that not only he, but
III his friends had
GIVEN UP HOPE
# his recovery. He was finally recommended
% try Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
IND all can say is that he is to day as well q
nan as there is in Chicago. We do not, any
II us, know anything about the remedy but
did a wonderful thing in curing my father.
md if he was in the city now he would tell YOU
g better than can, for he is az old Journalist,
At the first window in the West Division post
'fiee. corner of Halsted and Washington
treets. Mr.. A. Q. Brown, the head OF chat
ivision, was found. Upon being questioned.
Ir. Brown said:
:Well. sir. my wife was in a terrible condi-
ion for more than five years. She seemed to
ave a complication of diseases, eliminating
q Bright's disease, and she had been doctorei
II the way from San Francisco to Chicago [
ave frequently seen her fall upon the floor in
a.. 81 M
p again. Indeed, never went home but
Tas prepared to ti'ld her laid out dead. She
TRIED EVERYTHING
70 could think Of, and the doctors were all
cry kind. At last she began taking warmers
ale kidney and Liver Cure, and the effect was
cry marked at once. She regained her siren 9th
nd spirits. has been able to attend to all her
ut1es. and the terrible sinking spells she Tor
iery had have never returned. / consider il
he remedy too highly Upon my recommen-
alton my father in law, Mr. Iathrop. who !
as also terribly afflicted with kidney trouble,
My entirely cured. but also relieved Of q most
ainful stricture.''
DR.. T. T. Oliver, who was cenversant with !
rs. Brown 8 case, said that see had been in q |
MOST PRECARIOUs CONDITION.
er heart and lungs we're badly affected, ow- |
g to the diseased condition of her kidneys and |
YER, and the liability to sudden death had |
een imminent. "You consider then docrcr
lat W arner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure was
10 efficient element in effecting her cure, do |
~. AAVSS NCC1ucAlyS answered the doc |
n, "and her cure seems to be as permanent as
is gratifying.
st. Louis's Tale.
The Interviews and information herein given
e from the Globe Democrats own reporters
count:
Mrs. Il. NJ Alvord. upon being questioned.
ankly said: For the past five years have
fe-ed greatly. and, previous to last August.
lrt OF the time intensely, from q disease pro-
'snced by DR.. Papin abscess of the bladder,
iofn oA0N - !
r. I grew steadily and RAPIDLY worse until
the inner coating of the bladder was gone,
"a have used an injection of water and NOR
ght. Finally, at q consultation.
PHYSICIANS SAID MUST DIE,
they could 90 nothing tor me. It was at this
ID Liver Cure, and after the second dose nv
lief was so great that l could dispense with
en morphine tann injections, ,hs you'd sooner be
medy, and have advised many of my friends
It the office of W. Z. Cottril, city bill poster,
min Letson. MIR. Letson stated that for two
ars he had been on the threshold of deaths
or from ,dropsy in its worst form. This was
doubtedly the result of diseased kidneys as
ge black spots had appeared on his side and
ok in the vicinity of the kidneys. He was
ated by the medical talent Of this city and
o at the East, but
GREW STEADILY WORSE.
ankles became swollen until they meas
ID twenty-five inches in circumference.
tally, the doctors declared that he must die. ,
that too, very speedily, and he had him.
given up all hopes of recovery: Within
ee days after beginning the use OF Warmers
ating began to decrease, his appetite re-
ned, and to day he is a well man.
r. 4. L. Metcalf stated that Mr.. Letson had | ]
n in terrible condition, but had been cured s
oily as the result of the Warmers Safe Kid Z
and Liver Cure he had taken. !
rs: Caroline T. Fleming. whose art studio /
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