Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-16
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Clear and Convincing Statement
of the Reasons Causing His
Decision.

in the courthouse, at Columbus, Ga. He
was busily engaged in his official duties,
but whenhe learned that a member of the
newspaper fraternity had come to see him
in regard TO his reported recovery from a
very dangerous and painful disease, his
reception was most cordial; and in answer
to the question, "Will you give me a
statement of your oase2' he said;
eyes, sir; with pleasure. l am getting
pretty we'll along in years, and l think
that l am as well as most men Of my age
but 1 have not been so until recently, Up
to within o few months, and for many
years, l have been a great sufferer from
kidney disease, and within the last two
years it has extended to the liver and uri-
nary organs. Why, sir, 1 have been Sc
sick at times that l have been confined Ia
my bed for days,and have been SO distressed
for want of breath that it was impossible
for me to go up or down stairs. l have,
until recently, been constantly under the
care of our leading physicians, and have
expended hundreds o fdollars for medical
attendance and medicine, hoping to get
the desired relief, butt did seem as though
Inever would be any better.
at is unnecessary for me to tell you OF
all the many disagreeable things hat l
have passed through. Those suffering
from kidney disease know all about it.how
painful and almost loathsome many Of
the features are. 1 became so disguised
and discouraged with the many failures
of the doctors and their medicine that 1
made up my mind that l would not take
any more medicine. You see that l was
completely discouraged, and believed that
1 would never be any better. But about
a year ago my wife read of some remark
able cures that had been made by a Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure prepared by a Mr..
H. H. Warner, of Rochester, N. Y. 1
had myself seen the advertisement many
times, but never thought anything about
it. My wife says:
"Now, judge, l want you to get some of
that medicine"
az told her it was nonsense, it was a
proprietary medicine, and 1 had no faith
in any Of them, and that l would not take
it or anything else But she was so per-
%sistent, however, that 1 did get a bottle.
l stopped the use of all other medicines.
and took it according to directions, but it
did me no good, and l told her that it did
not amount to anything. But she, woman
like, insisted on my getting another bottle,
and to please her, / did. Before l had
used half of the second bottle, and much
to my establishment, l began to feel bet
ter, and 1 soon made up my mind that
there was some virtue in the medicine.
II continued its use, and improved
daily. 1 took six bottles of Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and to-day
am perfectly well and vigorous. 1t has
done what all the learned doctors and
their medicines could not do. l regret
that l am not able to more abundantly
express my gratitude. 1t is certainly a
wonderful medicine, and, l believe, the
best ever known. 1t seems TO have given
me new life and, although l have been
entirely cured, 1 take it every day, for l
know that it is a great tonic. If Senator
Matt Carpenter, Of Wisconsin, who has
Just died at Washington Of Brights dis
ease, had taken the Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, l believe hat he would now
be alive and we'll"
Judge, have you any objection to my
using this interview for the benefit of
those suffering from kidney disesse?"
mot in the least, sir; but don't forget to
say that it is just as good in case of liver
difficulty and all organs connected with
the kidneys and liver. / wish that every
one could know Of it, and believe in its
VIRTUES. 1 am only too glad to have an
opportunity to let thepeople learn through
the medium Of the press that / know there
has at last been discovered medicinethat
will cure kidney disease in its worst form
l have already given Mr.. Warner a testi-
monial, and he is at liberty TO publish it
whenever he chooses, for I know that l
am indebted to his Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure for my life"
We next called on DR.. j. N. Gilbert, an
old practitioner and druggist of Column
bus, and asked him if he knew anything
about the sickness and recovery OF Judge
Brooks. Hesaid:
why, yesl he had Bright's disease, and
you know that we think Brights disease
cannot be cured. Well, the judge had
been treated by all the physicians, and
they never did him any good. l said to
him, Now look here, judge; you have had
done for you all that the doctors can do
now you try Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. 1 know nothing about the
medicine, but / knew Mr.. Warner, and
know that he would not have anything tC
do with it If IL did not have some merit.
The Judge took six bottles, and the fact o.
the business is, HAT medicine has cured
him. It beats all the medicine that ! evel
heard Of for kidney and liver disease. ]
recommend it with the greatest freedom
believing that it win do all that it claimi
to do. At all events, it has cured a genu-
inc case of Bright's disease, and that il
enough for me"
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