The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

some slime ago reporter OF your paper had an
interview with me which he ssid he would Ike to
publish. l consented on condition that you
would not mention my name until gave you
permission. 1 have now accom- piished the pur-
pose had in mind, aud wish 10 say 10 you (Which
you can publish or not as sou see ttj that had
dcbfteI .0r long time whether would shake of
SOM @! The professional letters which bound me
NltG r.heTg Tor years. and tell the truth, or not
When I looked back era thought of the fortunes
Ike those deCrib q by Dante in his trip 70 the in
e--al REGIONS which 7 endured from dyspersis
1Td recalled how much l would have given at
hat time for the relief which have since OBJ
aimed, ! determined thai ] would take the step
q long meditated. ana thereby discharge duty
C I1y fellow men: IL could thereby save one
lCoT mortal one night OF the terrible suffering
ncuIed, would be fully satisfied, be the other
3lSequenCes what they might
Ny dySpeptiC condition was produced by tor
pld Liver, which did not, as q consequence, re-
move the bile from the blood. This produced de-
TGngement OF the stomach, Inflammation OF its
coats. dyspepsia, constipation, headache. depres-
sion o. s9iT1ts, yellow complexion, fat-cOvered
eyes calls and FEVER; IN snort, l was miserable
TO the last degree appealed IN vain TO my books,
to ny skill ana 10 ny fellow physicians. The
mysteTv of M i'll health grew deeper. Travelled
ywhcre-exhausteda al authorized exDedients
but 10 no purpose,
When in this frame OF mild, desperately in
need OF help. but expecting none. one of my I'M
professional friends called my attention to some
unusual cures wrought b. prominent remedy
and urged me to Try L. l emphaticilly declined.
But secretly, and with the firm determination
that would never let anybody know what had
done. began its use. It was only an experiment
YOU know but for that matter, all medical treat
ment j experimental Well, 10 make a long and
surD isigg story short / experienced a sort Of
physieEr revolution. Ny skia got Il better color
Ny liver resumed its functions. l no longer had
70 arouse the bowels with ceth6rtics. Ny head
aches disappeared with my dyspepsia; bat still |
was not convinced. Mature did il, - reasoned
But. determined 70 push the investigation 10 the
extreme, While l was Ia active work, tried the
effect OF the remedy on my patients afflicted with
kidEey, liver aud urinary diseases watching every
development carefully sud sttf-iOusly Then I
was completely dislrmed, for the remedy stood
every ties, imposed
Under such convincing circumstances, the mat
ter Of c1nfeSs.Dg my cue became question Of
conscience and OF duty TO humanity. Here i a
remedy" said. that has done for me what the
best medical skill OF the country could not accOI-
plish'-and as an honorable man will not SUP
press the facts. I therefore write you and most
nnhesitaingly essert that for all diseases of the
Hdnevs. liver, stomach or urinary organs which
IRE amcuGbie 10 treatment. Warmers safe Kidney
aud Liver cure SURPRISES any remedy have ever
much IL success IN the treatment of diseases OF
these organs an prepared TO accept eli the con-
sequences when l say that they are II cOnscieri-
tiOus. IA duty bound To use this pure vegetable
compound in their practice. Yours very truly,
j. ". SMITH, M d.
statements 50 OutspOken as the above aDd con-
an from s1ch reliable scource are valuable be
yOnd question They conclusfvely show not only
the power of the remedy which has become 50
well known and popular, but tue great i'm port
&nce Of attention IN time TO the first indications OF
high standing sink their prejudice and willingly
declare their belief in that which they know 70
be valuable. the public may confidently follow
their example.