Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-29
TIMELY INVESTIGATION.
The Significance of Certain Passing Events
Carefully Analysed.
And Some Valuable Truths Derived There
from.
GChicago Tribune, January 81

the kidneys, is q striking instance OF the
alarming increase of kidney and liver difficult
before the community as to make
it one of prominent importance. The inter
est which SO vital topic has awakened, both
in the East and IN the West, the talk it has &C.
casioned, and the attention it Is attracting
from the best scientific and medical skill
which the land affords, have prompted the
making of some Investigations.
The prevalence of kidney difficulties being
fact which needs no investigation, the impor-
tant 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 recent lecture by DR..
Charles Craig, delivered before the Metropol-
itan scientific association, and which has been
published quite extensively, he makes special
mention, and in most emphatic manner, OF a
certain specific recently discovered, which is
an absolute cure for Bright's disease, as well
as all minor kidney and liver disorders.
To test the validity of the statements made
by DIR. Craig, a collection of such data as
could be found was made, and after numerous
inquiries and Investigations the following facts
were secured:
A call was made at the extensive store of G.
Jeyne, Nos. ITO and liz Madison street. Mr..
Jeyne introduced the investigator to Mr.. Frank
A. Cleand gentleman in his employ, whose
father, Mr.. Samuel Cleland, was known to have
been very low with kidney disease Mr.. Gle
land said: "My father was treated by host
of doctors, and tried, any quantity OF medi.
cines, but he got so bad that not only he, but
all his friends had given up hopes OF his re-
coyery. He was finally recommended to try
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and all
/ can say is that he is to-day as well a man as
there is IN Chicago. We do not, any OF us,
know anything about the remedy, but it did
wonderful thing in curing my father, and II
l,ox hax oil
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
postoffice, corner of Halsted and Washington
streets, Mr.. A. @. Brown, the head of that d.
vision, was found. Upon being questioned,
Mr.. Brown said:
"Well, sir, my wife was in n terrible condl-
tion for more than five years. She seemed to
have complication of diseases, eliminating
in Bright's disease, and she had been doctored
all the way from San Francisco to Chicago
had frequently seen her fall upon the floor in
sensible, and never expected she would get
up again. Indeed, l 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 re-
turned. l consider it most 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 relieved 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 1t
hay aAoio hac hoop od 70 AT IN
his post"
DR.. T. T. Oliver, who was conversant with
Mrs. Browns case, was called upon at his
residence, No. 1906 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 that she had been
in most precarious condition. Her heart
and lungs were badly affected, owing to the
diseased condition of her kidneys and liver and
| the liability to sudden death had been immi-
| nent.
"You consider then, doctor, that Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure was the efficient
element in effecting her cure, do youE"
| "Most decidedly" answered the doctor,
| ''and her cure seems to he as permanent as it
| is gratifying"
| A visit was then paid to the office of Mr..
| e. st. John, general passenger and ticket
agent of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
railroad company. Mr.. Melvin H. Robinson,
in one of the departments, received the scribe
most collrteously. He stated that, some time
ago, his wife had been attacked by most
| serious kidney difficulty, Immediately
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 well known DR.. Bucklyn recon-
JnJ 4 lo or Sac and
| Liver Cure as a last resort. The effect of the
| remedy was most surprising, and resulted in
| perfect and permanent cure. Mr.. Robinson
| stated that, upon his recommendation, Mr.. j.
T. Woodbury., who is employed in the same
office, had used the remedy in the case of his
wife, and with the same favorable results eX-
perienced by Mrs. Robinson.
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 a
number of years Mr.. Gibson stated that he
HAD been afflicted by terrible kidney difficulty,
| which threatened to become Brght'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 relieved him en-
tirely, and he considered it the best remedy for
kidney and liver troubles that had ever been
discovered.
Upon being Intercepted, Mr.. j. ii. Nc
Wicker said Mr.. Gibson had been in his en-
ploy for number of years, and while he did
not personally know OF the sickness to which
he referred, his statement could DC relied
upon
The next call was at the wholesale grocery
establishment Of Franklin McVeagh Il Co,
corner of Wabash avenue and Lake street. Mr.
A. NJ. Rawson, the manager, said: 81 have
had serious kidney troubles for number OF
years, and have suffered considerably In conse-
quence. l have tried numerous doctors aud
various remedies, and, finally, upon the rec
ommendation of friend, was induced TO
use Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. l
took it, in connection with diuretic, and
am happy to say it has cured me entirely"
Mrs. II. 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 Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. This remedy hal
done for them what both doctors and medi-
cines had failed to dot had cured them.
The reporter then called on Mr.. w. III.
Flagg, No. 1905 West Lake street. Mr.. Flagg
has resided in Chicago since the city was in it's
infancy, but the fact that he was thoroughly
acclimated did not prevent him from having
serious kidney and liver disorders. He had
tried various doctors, aud experienced some
temporary relief, but it was not until he had
tried Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure