The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-06-11
the TRUE TEST,
The Merit of Religion, Government
Persons and Things Must Rest
upon Basis Of Worth.
some Truths illustrating this, ana
Testimony of Value to
All Readers.
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comprising desirable results. In this aoo "
the world men are not judged by what tho,.
claim to be able to do, but by what thev CO.,
oo' not by what they are reputed to be h,.
by what they are. Here is where the relivon
OF our own country rises superior to the foi,s
OF Mohammedan or Hindoo lands. for wiz
there is much hypocrisy in the Church ana
Tar too much worldliness, there is vet an aS
sence of those sensual and brutal element,
which characterize the religions of Arahio ons
the Gauges.
ms principle is equally true in all other do
partments of life. The same rule which an.
plies TO persons is equally applicable to things
ohquestioned merit must characterize them
ALL OF uhey cannot be acceptable, much less
popular. The clear and well arranged leetur,
delivered by DR.. Charles Craig before the Ma
tropolitan Scientific Association appeared
the columns of this paper short time since
In this lecture some new truths were brouvh,
to light bearing directly upon, and affecting
the interests OF, the entire community. Thess
facts, as stated by the doctor in his lecture
nave been discussed in the columns of tbs
religious press to considerable extern in tho
past, and that, too, by very prom1nenr person.
ages. A few years ago the Rev. j. E. Rankin
d. D., of Washington, who is prominently
known among the Congregational denomna
lions of the country, published an article upon
the same subject which drew forth most bit
ter replies from prominent physicians, and in
response to these articles DIR. Rankin pub
hshed long communications in the New York
Independent, the Boston C0ngregdttOnaltst and
the Chicago AdUdnce reiterating his forme,
statements and strongly emphasizing them,
In these articles DIR. Rankin frankly stated he
was as strongly convinced of the efficacy of
the means l1Sa1 AZ ha hot
River emptied into Lake Ontario He further
said: 81 have known too, of its use in similar
cases by physicians of the highest character
and standing, and 1 want, in the interest of
humanity, to recommend Warmers Safe Kid.
ney and Liver Cure"
Now while very few people are afflicted as
severely as was DR.. Craig, or the cases DIR.
Rankin refers to, still it is lamentable fact
That the great majority of people, in all parts
OF the land, are suffering to a greater or less
extent from ill health and that this lack of
health arises from either disordered kidneys
or liver. Some additional facts, from the
nlgnest sources, OF special interest upon sub
1ect OF such Importance to the community
nave therefore been collected by this paper.
and are herewith given:
Rev. ID. w. Bartine NJ. D., D. D., is known
in all parts of the land as a prominent and
efhclent leader in the Methodist denomina.
ton. In speaking upon this same subject as
shown in his own experience he said: "Some
few months since l found myself suffering
from kidney difficulty which | knew to be
the first stages of Brights disease. By the
use OF reliable test found that nv system
was giving off albumen, and in some in.
stances in coagulated state. 1 also suffered
severely from dropsy, particularly about the
ankles, together with slight pains about the
kidneys, arrangement of digestion ana great
dryness of the skin. l had at all times much
thirst, and of course this was followed by a
gradual failing of strength. That was about
IN. Ine state OF things when COMMENCED usiqr
the preparation known as Warmers Ssse Kid
ney and Liver Cure. L took about six table
spoonfuls every cay for week, and found all
my symptoms decidedly improving l con-
tinued taking the remedy until l entirely re-
covered"
In a communication made by Rev. Dr. C. A.
Harvey. the well known financial and educa-
tional secretary of Howard university, Wash
ington, d. c., the doctor says:
81 have for the past few years been ac-
quainted with the remedy known as Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and with its re-
markable curative efficacy in obstinate and
so-called incurable cases Of Bright'S disease
which occurred in this city. In some of these
cases, which seemed to be in the last stages
and had been given up by practitioners of
both schools, the speedy cures which were
wrought by this remedy seemed to be little
less than miraculous. / am convinced that for
Brights disease in all its stages, including
those first symptoms of kidney troubles which
are so easily overlooked, but are so fraught
with danger, no remedy heretofore discovered
can be held for one moment in comparison
with this, and l hope that Warmers Safe Kid.
ney and Liver Cure may become as widely
knnWn nXigtnnnn
which it will cure.
Rev. A. G. Kendrick, d. D., LII. D., who is
Professor of Hebrew and Greek languages in
the University of Rochester, N. Y, and who is
one of the American revisers of the New Test.
ament, in speaking of the effect which War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure had upon
himself, stated most emphatically that he had
received marked benefit from it, and he cor
daily recommended it to the use of others.
Rev. A. Bramley, pastor of the Arsenal
street M. Il. church, Watertown, N. Y, testi'
fed in a recent interview that the first few
bottles of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure had entirely removed the distinctive fea-
lures of a severe kidney difficulty, and that
while he had not been able to lie upon his back
without great pain for more than five years,
he was now not only able to do so, but slept
soundly, ate heartily and calls himself "a well
man.
Rev Up. Hill, of ShoeheeI, N c., having
been troubled with severe kidney and liver
disease for number of years, said: ~ have
been praying for relieffor four years, and be.
1
bless the firm who manufacture Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. Many of my
friends have also used it with marked benefit,
and hope my testimony in its behalf may
save the lives and relieve many who are now
severely suffering from kidney or liver
troubles in some of their many and dangerous
FORMS"
Rev. p F. Marklee, in writing from Mont
gomery, Ala, said II have paid at least one
thousand dollars for doctors and medicine and
never received any relief until commenced
taking Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
l am too thankful to express in words the
benefit this medicine has done my family and
myself. l have been to the hot springs sui.
phur springs and several other places noted
for the curative properties of the waters, but
this great remedy did for me what everything
else failed to do-it cured me. hope the Good
Father may crown the efforts of those who are
manufacturing it, for the noble work they are
doing"
There are no more reliable endorsements to
be found IN this land than those above given
and coming from divines of such prominence
they prove beyond q doubt the value of the
great remedy of which they speak. 1t should
also be remembered that Mr.. H. II. Warner,
the proprietor and manufacturer of this rem
edy, was himself cured by its use after having
been given up to die by several physicians. so
grateful was he for his remarkable cure that
he determined the world should know OF this
remedy, and he therefore began its manu-
facture. Mr.. Warner is also a prominent
patron of other public enterprises and the
sciences and by endowing the Warner Astro-
nomical Observatory at Rochester, as well as
by his many other public benefactions has
become Known to, and respected by, the en-
tire land. His standing alone is an ample
guarantee of the purity and worth OF the
tlmonials from all parts of America CRATE
fully telling of the relief IL has given. prove IL