The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-11
What a Prominent and Well
Known New York Physi-
clan Told a Reporter.
Ms Revelations Upon a Subject Of Vital
ieresi 10 All.


Judging the future but by the past; and past
personal experience is OF the same nature as
thAt history which repeats Itself.
a representative OF this paper while
lounsins IN the lobby oil a prominent New
iork MOTEL, met q gentleman whom he had
known years before In the city of Detroit.
put whom ne had not seen before for q num-
Der Oh years when the knight OF the gum
nAo last seen TINS gentleman. he was giving
ihN d a.tenlioh 10 an extensive
e- piAeuoe, ~ was On lhe CREST OF the
~ u PopaialitS' FROM Detroit ne re-
moved 10 New YORK where he could md a
more eA'ensise neiu ior ms talents and ex-
perience. although several years had passed
the ooctors physical condition had evident
- peeh very mueh improved. Tor he was
ooNins .huoh DETER than when The man III
ners u last seen him- AMER some general
taik. the doctor fell into an easy train OF COM
- u.'ereu some truths 80 scieu-
JusNiiy their repro
800 -
say a ooetor' : nave Improved
sou . sa" me ana nope
- o'"ei why's one lining. now
80. u uoiug' anu IL Is one
nAs' '"i amy one and es-
o"' u mat is nave
are .oma n..na Nno" 'heie
A'"e .nan a~ckhowieuge the mani
.s'Iisn. Sucn prejudice ieads to bigetry Of
: . u precisely the same
hesixteenth century
~heh people were burned atthe stake. Now
anuoi Inc ola school order.
: Sehis OF experience and
eone o lhe conclusion that
A.snestoiA thingf. and that II
siso'y htann IN The way of
tne worse ior them-they are
o1 .opec crushed sooner or later. Why.
80" Detroit. l would have
y. .no"sht o Nioiaiing the code of
M profession. or OF pre-
-. ou'oi the regular order.
" ppu.a'ihs my hand. NOW,
,h,nns te anu aaVise those
- .eie,e soapted 10 cure.
s. ~" ny experience mas proven To be
..T,.,
ihis ~ rhthcr an unusual way Tor a ply
N.A.isi MOI, uoctofF
sAhiy l. H. IL IL way outside OF our
pui nave grown lar beyond
= nAsehii can at'ehd 10. and am
~, ~ WIN my patients
""eHher my prother
-sa q why pre-
.sNasuas eNery Jay some OF them
ranaa.ssa a,, "euieihes' which would
-, eApuision from the med
.-..~.. =. 1 AN Supremeiy inhih-
,,nh,nas .se's ''a'erni'y DIN country
$780,, ~ P'"f'ie'"ry heuicihes,
.Invar,ahIv
A"'aiapiy, anu u Is sufficient ground for
expulsion from any medical society in IN.
| land to prescribe anv -at.,, ,,.ai.r..
axa ~ u.,.-- "n"'-
e'ef' No matter II IL il made from an
exact formula, such us physicians
are using every day. You sec The cod ~
heoa anu sustained by old physicians,
ike myself. who make the rules and insist
ofuer 10 keep the
younger doctors from obtaining a foothold
ana eneroaching upon the alread, estab
| lished practice ofthe oIdar ,nas .r,,,. a.
loraa,v a. S.sa " oheS' rms Is
"'se1S IL reason why young physicians
| tered by the rode ana ha,.
sonal inouencs III 'heir per-
practice"
How did Won come In 90, s,.,, -
,aa.s NO - ,ao,n se' hueh hereiichi
"Oh, they are the result of nv exnar,sn..
and observation obtained - a., 80
upon the subject. however, from having bean
cured after all my care and the skin OF my
professional brethren had failed to relieve
me. Why. l was SO badly OF with a compli-
cation of troubles, including dy,pens,o ma
n1raa..a-Ixv
oe~nseluenuy imperfect Kidneys and liver.
that l feared l should have TO give mn INV
80. ''"n u month l could
no'Si'uo"Hoi se.u up without the most In
tense agony. and ] was suffering all the
while. Some one advised me IN a o.. =.
the regular chsnnels and trv q, W 70 out OF
was becoming quite lannon's for tha s,1 .nat
bic cures II WAS efiectinr. hi nne remarka-
was altocether too stron. tor,y preludice
/ did uietly he, in tryine Tho : l,o"ever,
| promise you i SAID noinine ,o my out 1
NAJ oiotAlCI
Wen air. IL was a revs,ati IN ~ ABOUT ~.
| my medical experience i never saw aor n All
| did. I owe NV hes,th fo-d.vOaS as mat
| know, my life also-to The rernedv no ~
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, Thsf
was the starting point with me. and my
assure you. l went 10 reading extensively
and analyzing more extensively, and /
tary medicines that are made. Many OF
them l found perfectly useless, being COM
ing. A vast majority OF them all however
found made up nom prescriptions used by
physicians in their every day practice; but
dients, and then. in very slight quantities..
stantly, that have more inJuriour matter
ering inns said TO MYSELF why should
In them than they had. Amer discov
the medlcal fraternity be prejudiced against
those prescriptions which they are writing
every day, simply because they are put up
stamp on the wrapper. / saw It's manifest
absurulty and resolved that ! would be bound
by u no longer. Since that time l have pre-
scribed proprietary remedies neBrly every
day. in my practice. and / have no reason TO
regret haying a9ne SO. Why, only a few days
ago ADVISED a lady v ho was suffering from
q serious female difficulty and displacement
70 USE Ihis same Kidney and Liver Cure that
cureu me. ! saw her this morning and she
neaTay wen; tnedpain and inflammation are
are ~. gone aha she IS around as usual. We
haye no rigni IN tne medical fraternity TO sit
pack anu ueclaIe there Ia no Improvement
y nuvaneetnent or maj We have a monop-