Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-05-26
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of years. Mr. Gibson stated that he
had ben afflicted by terrible kidney
difficulty, which threatened to become
Bright's disease, and gave him the
most intense pains. He had continued
at his post, however, although there
were times when he had felt that it was
almost impossible to do so. Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure had re-
heved him entirely and he considered
it the best remedy for kidney and liver
trouble that had ever been discov-
cred.
Upon being interrogated, Mr.. ]. H.
McNicker said that Mr.. Gibson had
been in his employ for a number of
years, and while he did not per-
sOnally know of the sickness to which
he referred, his statement could be
relied upon.
The next call was at the wholesale
grocery establishment of Franklin
McVeagh & Co., corner of Wabash
avenue and Lake street. Mr.. A. M.
Rawson, the manager, said: Il have
had serious kidney troubles for num-
Der of years ,and have suffered consider
ably in consequence. Ihave triednumer-
Gus doctors and various remedies, and,
finally, upon the recommendation of a
friend, was induced to use Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. took
it, in connection with q diuretic, and
am happy to say it has cured me en-
tirely."
Mrs. H. Saunders, residing at 421
West Ohio street, stated that both she
and her mother had tried nearly every
remedy for the peculiar troubles to
which they had been subjected, but
without relief until they secured War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
This remedy had done for them what
both doctors and medicines had failed
to dot had cured them.
The reporter ihen called on Mr.. w.
III. Flagg, No. 1905 West Lake street
Mr.. Flagg has resided in Chicago since
the city was in its infancy, but the fact
that he was thoroughly acclimated did
moi. prevent him from having serious
kidney and liver disorders. He had
tried various doctors, and experienced
some temporary relief, but it was not
until he tried Warmers Safe kidney and
Liver Cure that he knew what it was to
be well. As an evidence of the effect
of the remedy, he stated that he had
been up for five nights attending his
sick wife, and, although he was some
what tired, the exertion had not effect
ed him otherwise. Such a test as this,
he thought, conclusively established
the merits of the remedy.
Messrs. Van Setback, Stevenson &
Co., proprietors of the "Old Salamander
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streets, in connection with their exten-
sive wholesale drug business, have de-
voted much attention to the effects
which various remedies have had. Mr..
Peter Van Setback said: 'I have an
unusual opportunity 20 Judge of the
popularity or unpOpularity, merit or
demerit of of different remedies, and /
have watched with interest the effects
| following the use of Warmers Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure. Some of the
cases of which have learned are sim
ply wonderful, and it is certainly the
most efficient remedy for Bright's dis
ease that [ have ever heard of. OF
course any remedy that will cure
Bright's disease will be absolutely Ger
tain in the thousand of lesser kidney
affections which are so common and
so alarmingly increasing. have seen
a great deal of its effects, and | can cor
cially recommend the remedy.
The lessons to be drawn from the
above facts are the importance of treat
ing such serious matters as the kidney
and liver disorders in time, and by
that means which have been proven
the best and most efficient wherever
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