The Republican journal., 1881-03-31
A MODERN MIRACLE.
The Most Marvellous Experience
of One of Boston's Lead
ing Citizens.
HOW it Occurred His Dissertation
of the Circumstances. nnd the
Overwhelming Testimony Of
Prominent DTifneSSes,


Boston Globe, December sth
The readers of this paper more OF less
amazed AT most remarkable statement from one
of leading citizens, which appeared in yestcr
days issue. So unusual were the circumst;i
connected with it, and much comment did it oc-
cason the street and in social circles, that repre-
tigate its details and verify its facts. This article
referred to statement made by Mr.. b. T. Lar
rabee, of the New York and Boston Dispatch EN-
press Company, that after having lain at tie point
of death for more than three weeks, given up by
both physicians and friends, he had completely and
wonderfully regained his usual health Mr. Larra-
bee was found in his private office on Arch Street
and, upon being questioned said
'Well, sir, logically have been dead, hut really
| am aS you me. \ little over Il year ago WAS
taken sick, but allowed the illness to run along IN
til on the 18th day of October. 1870 fell PROSTATE
while walking along fremont street was carried
home, and did not 90 out OF the house until the mid
tempted to attend to my business until the 18th Of
last january, when was taken with severe re
lapse. My symptoms were terrible was fearfully
bloated; suffered severe pains in all parts Of the
body, and it almost impossible to get my
breath. For sin days never laid down, and never
| slept. | constantly attended ny my regular
|
came see me nearly every day. There was no
| doubt that was suffering from Brght'- disease Of
companied by other troubles in my liver and heart
Ia spite however, OF the skill Of the physicians
KEPT growing worse and finally they tapped my side
in the vicinity of the heart, taking away forty-sN
ounces of water. This relieved me for the time, but
soon became as bad as before Then the doctors
gave me up entirely declared that could not live
more than tWentyfour hours, and my daughter, who
was residing in Paris was telegraphe for. ~till |
fingered along for seyeraweeks, farmnre dead than
alire, but never giving up hope. one night-it was
on the 10th of April. very well remember-my At
tendant, who was reading the paper to me, began
an article which described my disease and suffer.
ings exactly. 1t told how some severe ra-e, Of
Bright~ disease had been cured AMI 50 clearly and
senSby did ii state the case. that determined to
Try the means of which it described. 50 sent
my man to the triig store, procured IL bottle Of the
medicine, unknown to my physician imd friends,
and took the first dose at ten O'Clock. At that time
! was suffering intensely. | could not sleep, had
the short hreaths, and could scarcely get any all ill.,
to my lungs. was terribly boated from head to
foot, and the motion of my heart was irregular and
painful. The ncNt morning | was able to breathe
freely: the pain began t. leave me, and the bloat
ing decreased. continued to take the medicine
and to-day, sir, am As well as | ever was in my
life, and wholly owing to the wonderful. almost
miraculous. power of Warmers safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. | do not know what this medicine j.
made of, on anything else about it, but know it
saved my life when was given up by the doctors
and had really been dead for weeks that it h;e kept
me in perfect health since, and has cured many
of my friends to whom | have recommended it.
There are Il number of very remarkable eases in
Lynn and Salem, a. we'll as in this city, that it Has
'ultt NY ItfpNtIN II 50 tlttl IL Iltt~
excited much attention. and physicians Il, well A.
Others have investigated it thoroughly. am glad
they have for feel that the results of such won
derfu cure should be known to the thousands in all
parts of the land who are suffering from troubles
of the Kidneys liver or heart in some Of their many
dangerous forms"
The representative OF the press thanked Mr.. Lar
rabee for his very frank and clear statement, and
a1lput tb,,
stepped up to him and inquired if lie were seeking
information about Mr.. Iarrabce's sickness, and re-
covery. The scribe replied that he was, whpreupon
the gentleman said
and so am |; and have come all the way from
Chicago for that very purpose. Kidney troubles
seem to be alarmngly increasing all over the coun-
try, and have very relative who is afflicted
much a, Mr.. L;urabee was. | have been to &c tie
physicians of whom Mr. Lalrabee speaks, and ten
you, sir, it is simply wonderful
"What did they say" asked the mar Of news
">ay' why, sir, they fully confirm ev erything Mr..
Larlslbee has stated. went to see Dir. u. A. John
son. at 20 Worcester street He was absent when
called so stepped into the commonwealth Hotel,
where Mr.. Larrabee living III the time Of lis
sickness. Mcsrs. Burgh and Carter are the propri
etor., and asked them about MI Larrabee. case
said why for weeks and week, every time that
bell rang said, that means the death of Mr. LARA
! bee No one around the hotel ever dreamed that ne
would recover, and when the doctors would come
down from his room, they would shake their heats,
ana say there was no hope. The arrangements for
the funeral were made and his recovery was simply
| a miracle
II then called on DR.. johnson, who said that Mr..
l-allabees ease was very remarkable one He was
ms family physician, and expected his death every
hour for number of weeks and ney er alled to See
| him during that time but he was prepared fer il.
| The doctor said the recovery wa due to Warner,
safe Kidney and Liver Cure and if he had friends,
male on female, troubled with Albumen or any Kid
ney troubles he should certainly advise them tolsc
TINS remedy. Dr.. johnson said kidney difficulties
| are more common than most people think, and THAT
| many symptoms which supposed to be other
diseases ARISE from the kidneys. He said that III
dles after CESSATION are specially subject to albu-
mlhous troubles, which require prompt attention.
| 'Nell, then came down and called on Dir. IL.
| lngersol Bowditch on Boylston Street. The Old
doctor was inclined to be retcent, but fully con
| iirmed all that had previously learned. lie had
attended Mr. l-arrabee; had supposed him beyond
| all hope, and he was afterwards restored is he
| said, by Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
! 81 next went to see DR.. Melville +. Webb at the
| Hotel Cluny, for you see | was determined TO be
| thorough in the matter | found DR.. Webb 4 most
| clear headed and wellinformed gentleman and he
| said:
| ~ know of Mr.. Larrabee's case from having
thoroughly investigated it as medical director of a
life insurance company and it is of the most re-
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