Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-04-01
And Their Rearing Upon the IN

terests of the Public.

funding bi but 1t was through his suggestions that
the per cent BILL on which final action taken yes
terday reached the attention Of Congress. His death
most untimely occurrence while the of 1t lie
yet more serious aud worthy Of the most careful
sideration
The sudden deaths of prominent men in political,
financial and commercial circles have attracted the
greatest attention in all parts Of America Edward
Everett, Charles Sumner, Salmon P. Chase and Henry
Wilson are all striking examples Of this vital truth,
and the of their untmely deaths readily be
traced to the same source. Mr.. Wood and Secretary
Chase died Of Brght's disease Of the kidneys, while
the troubles with which the other gentlemen died
apoplectic in their nature. The original cause how
ever, in every case above named, was diseased and
consequently imperfect kidneys, and apoplexy was
only the final expression Of organic trouble located in
the Kidneys SO much has been said both in the pub
lie press and otherwise upon this subject, that the
people Of this country and of New England especial
ly, have become thoroughly aroused to its impor-
lance. With this truth in view some facts here
with given which cannot but prove Of value to many
and Of unquestionable interest to sll.
Information received from private sources regard
ing the health statistics of the present census report
shows that New England is specially subject to kidney
and liver difficulties, doubtless owing to the peculiar
natnre Of our climate and our consequent manner OF
living But whet the report shows these facts
in general probably few men in New England are bet
health than Mr. Goodwin, Of the firm of George @.
Goodwin & Co., SO and 3S Hanover street. Having
been conversant not only with the public needs, but
with all that is fitted to meet those needs, for long
term OF years. his facilities for knowing these facts
are most unusual. Mr.. Goodwin was seen by our
representative in the private office Of his store He
stated that for the past few years kidney difficulties
had been greatly increasing and that many disorders
which bear other names in reality kidney diseases
Among this number were apoplectic drUpsical, para
lytic and rheumatic difficulties, as well heart dis
ease and commissions. Commissions are not disease
they are simply the final expression of some serious
disorder back in the system. Mr. Goodwin had watch
ed the matter carefully and from his observation had
found that since the introduction to the public Of the
remedy now known as Warmers Safe Kidney and Liv-
er Cure there had been many remarkable cures, not
only of socalled hopeless of Brigbts disease
but also Of the innumerabe troubles which precede
this terrible malady and give rise to so many serious
complaints The use Of the remedy, therefore, might
well be considered national blessing, and thousands
who had found it readily established the fact that
it was. Mr.. Josiah Bryant and Mr.. Geo. L. Kellogg,
who are associated with Mr.. Goodwin, confirmed his
statements, and instanced several prominent cases in
verihcation thereof. Among them was a gentleman
residing in Lowell and also lady living in Charles
town. both of whom had been absolutely cured Of the
terrible Brighs disease by the use of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure.
call was then made upon Mr.. A. S. Young of the
firm Of Written, Burdett Young, mammoth cloth
ers, No. 4 Winthrop square. Upon being questioned
to his experience, Mr.. Young said: my wife's
sister, who lives just out of Boston, was few months
since stricken down with Brghts disease of the kid
neys-so pronounced by eminent Boston physicians,
whose names prefer not to mention. She at length
grew much worse that the doctors, called in fer
consultation said she must die. 1t perhaps, the
next day that received telegram that she was dy
ing. My wife and fastened to her bedside, and We
teegrAphed ahead to take of the hands Of
the doctors, as they had told me- as well others,
that there was hope. photographed the nurses TO
begin giving her Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure being satisfied from the remarkable cure Of Mr.
Larrabee Of this city-with which was conversant-
that 1t the only thing could do In three days
from that time the abumen deposits ceased to appear
One doctor then hastened to claim her improvement
as the result Of his treatment and asked her to stop
taking the remedy. She did SO, and rapidly grew
worse Then he told her to use it again, and the re-
suit is that to-day she is nearly well, sir and not only
about, but able to attend to her duties"
The reference made by Mr.. Young to Mr.. Larrabee,
prompted the of news to call and that gentle
man at the Office of the New York Boston Despatch
Express Company. Mr.. Larrabees experience is SC
well known as to necessitae but brief explanation,
and 1t is perhaps sufficient to say that for more than
three weeks about one year ago. he lay at the point Of
death, given up by both physicians and friends
Through the almost miraculous power. however, Of
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure he restored
to health and enabled to attend to his extensive bust
ness interests. Mr.. Larrabee is to-day one OF the
most perfect pictures Of health to be found in this
city. He greeted his visitor cordially and the follow
ing conversation ensued:
"How are you feeling, Mr.. Larrabee 2"
"Never better in my life, SIR"
"Haye you had any return of your old complaint,
mot the slightest, sir; my kidneys arc in perfect
You have had no trouble, then, even of slish
mo, sir, am happy to say that have not, and Il
would be difficult to mud an out about me- in any
''You must be overrun with inquiries about your
case, are you not?'
Yes, indeed"
"Do these inquiries annoy you ?"
''rhey take up great deal Of my time, and keel
clerk to do corresponding; but my life was saved b.
means of the remedy, and am ready to proclaim II
and willing to answer all anxious inquirers by lette
or personally, at all times"
"You hear and see many striking cases, then, dc
Eyes, indeed, some remarkable ones drove ten
miles across the country while in Maine last summer
to carry the remedy to poor fellow that suffer
ing and recently spent weeks time at the house
prominent New Yorker on the same errand. 1t is
stored to health and happiness"
Thoroughly impressed with the sincerity Of Mr.
Larrabee, the reporter pursued his investigations IL
the vicinity Of the Stock Exchange.
Mr.. b. s. Grant, 80 Water street, said: 81 hav
been cured Of serious kidney troubles, of many years
standing, by the use of Warmers Safe Kidney ant
Mr.. D. r. Appleberry, in the Riato building, oppo
site the post-onice said: 81 have used Warmers SAT
Kidney and Liver Cure with great benefit, and woul
not be without 1t for any consideration buy 1t b.
the dozen, and shall be glad for all my friends t
While in the vicinity OF the Stock Exchange, tn
newspaper man also ascertained that Mr.. Kimball,
the firm Of Bryan, Kimball Co.. 10 Kilby street, ha
been completely cured of serious kidney difhculte
Of many years by the use Of Warmers Safe Kidne
and Liver Cdre so that he is now able TO attend I
Ae business Of the firm in this city aud also to es
tablish and conduct branch ONCE In New York city.
Mr.. Edward R. Wiggin was found in his office in tn
sears building and upon being Questioned said
man can be too careful Of such important organs
the kidneys and liver. have thought in the pas
that perhaps there might be something the matte
with my kidneys, and SO keep Warmers Safe Kidne
and Liver Cure on hand all the whle In fact, kee
bottle here at the ONCE and another at my home.n
Mr.. Samuel II. Tufts, with +. Crosby, carpet dealer
Us Hanover street. stated that he had contracted
we're kidney trouble the result of violent cold tai
en- some years ago while travelling in New Hampshire
Mrs. DR.. OLeary, daughter Of the well-known Di
Bartlett Of New York, and who is familiar with praS
case to be Brights disease in the rst stages He use
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, having hear
Of its wonderful properties, and to-day feels "lke
Mr.. John P. woodside, engineer in Richardson
Mckee's carriage factory corner Charles and Can
bridge streets, said; "For ave years I've been
treated by several doctorB and used nearlyal Ii
remedies saw advertised, but without benefit till
began taking Warmers Safe Kidney aud Liver Cur
This remedy took right hold Of my trouble at one
and cured me up, and I've recommended it to all m
friends"
The final call was made upon Mr.. B. F. Bradbur!
whose attractive store 10 at the corner Of Washingo
and Winter streets. Mr. Bradbury had noticed II
increase Of kidney and liver difficulties, and kne
personally Of large number Of people, many Of thei
his friends who had been relieved Of pan aud resto
ed to health by the efficacy Of Warmers Safe KidnC
and Liver Cure. Among the number is promineI
coal broker Of Charestown, whose cure Of kidney di
hcuies rs quite remarkable and also one OF the eat
ing citizens Of Cambridge who has likewise been r
stored to health. Mr.. Bradbury sells large quant
of this remedy, and mentioned the fact that gre
was Nne ueiuhuu ne peeu cohptiltu " htuu Boot
even to Canada, where kidney difficulties are ali
prevalent.
sush an array OF data as the above has seldom bee
collected In this country. II fully proves the stat
ment made at the beginning of this article and ali
shows that not only are men like Everett, Sumne
Wilson, Wood and Chase, whose public duties nece
state special strain upon the faculties, subject
these fatal complaints, but also that aud wom6
in all walks Of life who have perhaps thought thu
in perfect health require aud a careful col
sideration Of facts so important. The kidneys al
liver are the workshops Of the human system. N
only can there be no such thing good health wht
they disordered but nine-enths OF all the ailmen
to which people are subject arise directly indiree
ly, from them. To enumerate these troubles would
to name all the difficulties which come upon mankin
The Illustrations above given show what a great al
pure vegetable remedy has done in violent and sci
Gus eAsel and what it is certain TO do in times lie
violent hut no less important.