Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-07-16
TIMELY INVESTIGATION.
The Significance Of Certain Passing
Events Carefully Analysed.
And some Valuable Truths Derived
ThcrefrOm.
Chicago Tribune, Jan. 8.

The recent sad death of Mr.. j. f. Armour by
this terrible complaint, Brights disease OF the
kidneys, Is q striking instance OF the alarming
increase Of kidney and liver difficulties in this
country, and brings the subject so prominently
before the community so as to make 1t one oil
vital subject has awakened both in the east
and in west, the talk it has OccasiOned and the
attention it Is attracting from the best scientific
medical skill which the land affords, have
prompted the making of some Investigations.
The prevalence Of kidney difficulties being a
ract which needs no investigation, the imfiort-
ant and valuable truths must be those which
shall show how the increase Of these diseases
can be stopped or, being in existence, how they
can be cured. In a recent lecture by DIR. q.
Craig, delivered before the Metropolitan Scien-
tific association, and which has been published
quite extensively, he makes special mention,
and in most emphatic manner, OF q certain
specific recently discovered which is an alb
sOlute cure for Brights disease as Well as minor
liver and kidney disorders. To test the validity
of the statements made by Dr. Craig, collec-
ton of such data ae could be found was made,
and, after numerous inquiries and investiga-
tons, the following facts were secured: A call
was made at the extensive store OF Z. Jevne,
Nos 10 and 112 Madison street. Mr.. Jevne
introduced the investigator to Mr.. Frank A.
Cleland, a gentleman in his employ, whose
father, Mr.. Samuel Cleland, was known to have
been very low with kidney disease. Mr.. Clel-
and said: "My father was treated by host OF
doctors, and tried any quantity OF medicines,
but he got so bad that not only he, but all his
friends had given up hopes OF his recovery. He
was finally recommended to try Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, and all L can say is,
that he is to-day as well man as there is III
Chicago. We do not, any of us know anything
about the remedy, but it did q wonderful thing
in curing my father, and if he was in the city
now he would tell you so better than can, for
he is an old journalist and knows how to talk
to newspaper men," AT the first window In
the west diusion pOstOilice, corner OF Halsted
and Washington streets, Mr.. A. =. Brown, the
head of that division, was found. Upon being
questioned, Mr.. Brown said: swell sir, my
wife was in terrible condition for more than
five years. She seemed to have q complication
of diseases, eliminating in Bright's disease,
and she has been dOctOred all the way from San
francisco to Chicago. L have frequently seen
her fall upon the floor insensible, and never
expected she would get up again. Indeed, /
never went home but was prepared to find
her laid out dead. She tried everything we
could think of, and the doctors were all very
kind. AT last she began taking Warmers safe
kidney and liver cure, and the effects was very
marked at once. She regained her strength and
spirits, has been able to attend to all her duties,
and the terrible sinking spells she formerly had
never returned. consider 1t a mCst marvellous
cure, and cannot speak of the remedy too
highly. Upon my recommendation my father
in-law, Mr.. LathrOp, who was also terribly
afflicted with kidney trouble, began using the
same remedy, and was not only entirely cured,
but also relieued OF most painful structure. /
would also state that one of our letter carriers
who took Warmers safe kidney and liver cure
upon my recommendation has found it beneii-
cial, and has been enabled to return to his post"
DR.. L. L. Oliver, who was conversant with Mrs.
Browns case was called upon at his residence,
No. 3505, Cottage Grove Avenue. His open
cOuntenance and long snowy beard indicated
an intelligent and well informed man. When
asked concerning the case Of Mrs. Brown, he
said she had been in most precariOus c0ndi-
ton. Her heart and lungs were badly effected,
owing to the diseased condition Of her kidneys
and liver, and the liability to sudden death had
been imminent" You consider then, doctor,
that Warmers safe kidney and liver cure was
the efficient element in affecting her cure, do
you %' ''MOst decidedly" answered the doc
tor, ''and her cure seems to be as permanent as
1t Is gratifying"
A call was next made at Mcvicker's theater,
where the reporter found Mr.. James T. Gibson,
who has been connected with the theater for u
number Of years. Mr.. Gibson stated that he
had been afflicted with terrible kidney diff
Guilty, which threatened to become Brights dis
ease, and gave him the most intense pain. He
had continued at his post, however, although
there were times when he felt that it was almost
impossible TO db so. Warmers safe kidney and
liver cure had relieved him entirely and lie con-
sidered 1t the best remedy for kidney and liver
troubles that had ever been discovered.
The neat call was at the wholesale grocery
establishment OF Franklin McVeagh Il Co.,
corner OF Wabash avenue and Lake street. Mr..
A. M. RawsOn, the manager, said: IL have
had serious kidney troubles for number of
years and have suffered considerably in cOnse-
various remedies, and, finally, upon the recon-
mendatiOn OF a friend, / was induced to try
Warmers safe kidney and liver cure. l took it,
in connection with diuretic, and am happy to
say it has cured me entirely" Mrs. H. Saulnd-
ers, 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 Warner safe kidney and liver
cure. The remedy had done for them what
both doctors and medicines had failed to do, it
had cured them.
The reporter then called on Mr. w. II. Flagg,
No. 1905 West Lake ST. Mr.. Flagg has re-
sided in Chicago, since the city was in its in
fancy, but the facr that he was thoroughly &C
climated did not prevent him from having ser
iOus kidney and liver disorders. He had tried
various doctors, and experienced some temper
airy relief, but it was not until he tried Warmers
safe kidney and liver cure that he knew what
il 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 somewhat tired, the exertion had not
effected him otherwise. Such test as this, he
thought concusively established the merits of
the remedy.
Messrs. Vad Setback. Stevenson q Co., pro-
priators Of the sold Salamander drug house,
corner OF Lake apd Dearborn streets, in con-
nection with their extensive wholesale drug
business have devoted much attention to the
effects which various remedies have had Mr..
Peter Van Setback said 81 have an unusual
opportunity to Judge of the popularity or un-
popularity, merit or demerit OF different reme-
dies, and have watched with interest the
effects following the use Of Warmers safe kid