Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-04
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CHICAGO'S TALE


The Chicago Tribune sent out reporter, and
from its column of interviews with prominent
people we extract the following:
"a call was made at the extensive store of G.
Jevne, Nos. 10 and liz 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..
Cleland said: My father was treated by host
of doctors, and tried any quantity of medl-
cines. but he got so bad that not only he, but
all his friends, had
GIVEN UP HOPE
OF his recovery. He was finally recommended
to try Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
and all can say is, that he is to-day as well
man as there is in Chicago. We do not any of
us, know anything about the remedy, but it
did wonderful thing ia 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 Division Post
Office, corner OF Halsted and Washington
streets, Mr.. A. Q. Brown, the head of that dI.
vision, was found Upon being questioned, Mr.,
Brown said
We'll, sir, my wife was in a terrible condi-
ton for more than five years. She seemed to
have complication of diseases, eliminating
in Bright's Disease and she had been doctcred
all the way from San Francisco to Chicago.
have frequently seen her fall upon the Aoor
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 effect
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 have never returned con
slider 1t a most marvellous cure and cannot
speak of the remedy too highly. Upon my
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kidney trouble, began using the same remedy,
and was not only entirely cured, but also re-
lieyed OF q most painful structure"
DR.. Z. I. Oliver, who was conversant with
Mrs. Browns case, said that she had been in q
MOST PREcARIoUs CONDITION.
Her heart and lungs were badly affected, ow-
ing to the diseased condition of her kidneys
and liver, and the liability to sudden death had
that Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure was
the efficient element in effecting her cure, do
yous' "Most decidedly" answered the Doc
ter, and her cure seems to be as permanent
as it is gratifying"
A visit was then paid to the office of Mr. Z.
st. John, General Passenger and Ticket Agent
of the Chicago, Rock Island aud Pacific Railroad
Company. Mr.. Melvin Fl. Robinson stated that.
some time ego his wife had been attacked by
q most serious kidney difficulty. immediately
following CESSATION. This occurred while they
were residing at the East, and they employed
some OF the ablest physicians in New York
city. In spite Of all, however, Mrs. Robinson
grew worse, and finally the weIlknown DIR.
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure as last resort.
The effect of the remedy was most surprising
and resulted in perfect and permanent care.