The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-06-11
TrmELY rNvFsTIaAT1oN.
The Significance Of Certain Passing Events
Carefully Analyzsd
And Some valuable Truths Derived Therefrom
Chicago Tribune. Jan. s

east and in the west, the talk it has ocea
stoned and the attention it is attracting
from the best scientific and medical skill
which the land affords, have prompted tn,
: making of some Investigations.
The prevalence of kidney disorders be
ing fact which needs no investigation
the important and valuable truths must b,
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. Chas. Craig, deliver
ed before the Metropolitan Scientific Asso
Iciation, and which has been published
lquite extensively, he makes special men
/ tioa, and in most emphatic manner, of 8
/ certain specific recently discovered, which
i is an absolute cure for Bright's disease, al
/ we'll as all minor kidney and liver disor
ders.
/ To test the validity of the statements
made by Dr. Craig, collection of such
| data as could be found was made, and af.
ter numerous inquiries and Investigations
the following facts We're secured;
/ A call was made at the extensive store
of c. Jevne, Nos 10 and 112 Madison
street. Mr.. Jevne introduced the investi
/ gator to Mr.. Frank A. Cleland, gentle
man in his employ, whose father, Mr.
Samuel Cleland, was known to have beer
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and saws my father was treated by q
host of doctors, and tried any quantity OF
medicines, but he got so bad that not only
he. but all his friends had given up hopes
| of his recovery. He was finally recon.
/ mended to try Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, and all l can say is, that he is
to day as well a man as there is in Chicago.
| We do not, any of u.s. know anything
| about the remedy, but it did wonderful
thing in curing my father, and if he was
in the city now he would tell you SO bet
ter than can, for he is an old Journalist
and kno Ms how to talk 10 newspapermen.
At the first window in the West Divis-
! ion Post Office, corner of Halsted and
Washington streets, Mr.. a. O. Brown, the
head of that division, was found. Upon
being questioned, Mr.. Brown said:
ssWell, sir, my wife was in terrible
condition for more than five years. She
seemed to have complication of diseases,
illuminating in Brights disease, and she
had been doctored all the way from San
Francisco to Chicago. I have frequently
seen her fall upon the floor insensible, and
I never expected she would get up again.
Indeed I never went home but what was
prepared to find her laid out dead. She
tried everything we could think of, andth
doctors were all very kind. At last she be-
gan taking Warmers Safe Kidney and Liv
er Cure, and the effect was very marked at
once. She regained her strength and spir
its, has been able to attend to all her dut-
les, and the terrible sinking spells she for
mcrly had have never returned. / con
slider it most marvellous cure, and
i 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 a most
painful structure | would also state that
one of our letter carriers who took War
ners Safe Kidney and Liver Cure upon my
recommendation has found it beneficial.
and has been enabled to return to his
post"
DR. T. Oliver who was conversant with
Mrs Browns case, was called upon at his
residence, No. 1905 Cottage Grove avenue.
Hif open countenance aad long snowy
beard indicated IN intelligent and well-in-
formed man. When asked concerning the
case of Mrs. Brown he said that she had
been in a most precarious condition. Her
heart and lungs were badly affected; ow
ing to the diseased condition of her kid
neys and liver, and the liability to sudden
death had been imminent.
You consider then, doctor, that War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure was the
efficient element in effecting her cure, do
your
Most decidedly" answered the Doctor
.sand her cure seems to be 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 & Pa
Gift Railroad Company Mr.. Melvin H.
Robinson, in one of the departments, re-
ceived the scribe most courteously He
stated that, some time ago. his wife had
been attacked by most serious kidney
difficulty, Immediately following CESSATION.
This occurred 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-knowp DR.
Bucklyn recommended the use of Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure as a last re-
sort. The effect Of the remedy was most
surprising. and resulted in a perfect and
permanent cure. Mr. Robinson stated that
upon his recommendation, Mr. J. P.
Woodbury.. who is employed IN the same
office, had used the remedy in the case of
his wife, and with the same favorable re-
suits experienced by Mrs. Robinson.
A call was next made at McVicker's the
alter, where the reporter found MI. James
7. Gibson, who has been connected with
the theater for a number of years, Mr.,
Gibson stated that he had been afflicted by
a terrible kidney difficulty, which threaten
ed to become Bright's disease, and gave
him the most intense pains. He had con-
tinued at his post, however, although there
were times when he had felt that it was al
most impossible to do so. Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure had relieved him
entirely, and he considered it the best rem
edy for kidney and liver troubles that had
ever been discovered.
Upon being Intercepted, Mr.. J. II. Me-
Wicker said that Mr. Gibson had been in
his employ for a number of years, and
while he did not personally know of the
sickness to which he referred, his statement
could be relied on.
The next call was at the wholesale gro
Gerry establishment of Franklin, MacVeagh
Il Co., corner of Wabash avenue and Lake
street Mr.. A. NJ. Rawson, the manager
said:
Il have had serious kidney troubles for
number of years, and have suffered seri-
ously in consequence. / have tried numer
Gus doctors and various remedies, and,
finally, upon the recommendation of a