The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-07-18

been dead for weeks; that il has kept me in ,,er-
| feet health ever since and has cured manv of INV
friends 10 whom have Hecc0mmendesi il, Their.
are number very remarkable cases in Lynn and
Salem, as well as in this CITY, that il has cured
My recovery is SO remarkable that it has excited
much attention, and physicians as well as others
have investigated II thoroughly. | am glad they
have, Tor tecl that the results Ut such wonder.
iul cure should be known tD the thousands i'm all
parts OF the land Who are suffering from troubles
OF the kidneys, liver or heart in some of their
many dangerous iorms."
| The representative OF the press thanked Mr..
Larrabee Tor hIs very frank and clear statement,
aud was about To leave the office when gentle
man stepped up 10 HIM aud inquired il he we're
| seeking information about MIR. Larrabees sick
ness aud recovery. The scribe replied thai he
was, whereupOn the gentleman said:
"And 50 aA l, and have come all the way
! from Chicago for that very purpose Kidney
| troubles seem to be alarmIngly increasing all
| over the country, and have very near relative
who is afflicted much as Mr.. Larrabee was.
have been To see the physicians of whom Mr.
Larrabee speaks, and tell you, sir, it is simply
| wonderful"
What did they?" asked the man OF news
"Say why, sir they fully confirm everything
! Mr. Larrabse has stated. l went 10 see Dr. d.
| A. johnson, at 20 Worcester street. He was alb
sent when l called, and so stepped into the
| Commonwealth hotel, where Mr.. Larrabee was
4 II
& Carter are the proprietOrs and asked them
| about Mr. Larrabees case Mr. Brugh pointed
| TO the electric annunciatOr and said, why for
| weeks and weeks every time that bell rang
| said: That means the death of MIR. Larrabee
| No one around the hotel ever dreamed that he
| would recover and when the doctors would come
down from his room they would shake their
heads and say there was no hope. The arrange
mcnts for the funeral were made and his recovery
was simply miracle.
then called on DIR. johnson, who said that
Mr. Larrabees was very remarkable one.
He was his family physician, and expected his
death every hour for number ot weeks, and
never called TO see him during that time, but he
was prepared for it. The doctor said the recOv-
cry was due to Warmers Sale Kidney and Livcs
Cure and if he had friends, male or femalr
troubled with albumen or any kidney troubles,
he should certainly advise them To this rem
edy. DIR. johnson said kidney difficulties are
more common than most people think, and that
many symptoms which are supposed Ia be other
diseases arise from the kidneys He said that la
dies after CESSATION are specially subject TO al
luminous troubles which require prompt atten-
ton.
Well, | then came down and called ON DR. H.
IngersOll Bowditch, ON Boy lston street. the old
doctor WAS inclined To be rctcenI but fully con
firmed all had previously learned He had Al
tended Mr. Larrabee, and supposed him beyond
all hope and he was afterwards res oTcd, rs he
u
next went to see DIR. Melville E Webb, al
the Hotel Cluny, for you see | was determined
To be thorough in the matter. found Dr. Webb
a most clear r-headed and well-nlTmed gentle
man, and he said:
81 know of Mr. Larrabccs case from having
thoroughly Investigated il as IA medical director
of Il Life Insurance company, and is one ofIhe
most remarkable cases | have ever met. MI
Larrabee had all the manifestations Ot comp-
caIiOn of diseases, and in their worst forms He
had albnmen and Casts in the urine and y terri
bly, diseased liver and spleen Iudcc,l, he was
sO bad that he threw himself upon the floor, and
with his head upon has ock struggled for
breath. Ii was on the night when he Was S, bad,
and when all his medical advisers had long given
him up that he began using Warmers Safe KID
ney and Liver Cure The next morning al 10
O'Clock he wa able To breathe freely and has
been ever since. | subjected Lin to The most
thorough examination possible after his recov-
cry, and cant find out about him. His kid
neys, liver, lungs and heart perfectly well
and sound can only add that. from what |
have seen, | would unhesialingy recommend
this remedy"
The conclusions from the statements above
made, which come To the newspaper man ell
Us The general public, must be lwO-lold. First,
that modern miracle of healing has been per-
formed i'll our midst, and that, too. by the sim
plcst means and one which is within The reach OF
every one. Ii should be remembered that
Brghts disease is not usually a sudden COM
plant Its beginnings are slight and its growth
slow. The symptoms by which it may be de-
tected are different with different persons, no two
people having the same This case was mani
fest in the case of Mr.. Larrabee, and he had no
idea of the terrible complaint which had attacked
him until il became fixed upon him. Secondly,
testimonials OF such high character and so out
spoken in tone, concusively prove the value of
the remedy and its superior nature to the prOpri-
etary articles with which the public have
been flooded. "The greater includes the less
the remedy which has been proven SO val
liable and has saved life after it was
brought down to deaths door, must unques-
tionably be certain in all minor troubles which
are SO disastrous unless taken in time.