The Evening critic., 1882-01-18
INTERESTING LECTURE.
a New Application of Ola RENE.
eHfes


the benefits Of his most wonderful expert.
cncc. The Doctor opened his lecture by
reviewing the failings aud weaknesses of
both schools of medicine and the peruliari-
ties aud errors of physicians of both classes
The difficulty with the regular system of
medicine was the wau. Of discrimination
aud the opposition TO new remedies. The
inventor of vaccination was prosecuted, the
inventor of chloroform was imprisoned, and
so the great improvements In the study of
medicine have always met with great
opposition, as is still the case when the
best remedies known are laughed at by the
physicians as patent medicines and their
inventors stigmatized as quacks.
The doctor said that several years ago he
had been attacked by disease, the nature
of which the physicians he consulted were
unable TO determine. Every remedy was
used that was known, aud numerous physi-
clans consulted, but all had different views
of his case and prescribed different courses
of medicine, none of which were of any
avail. The patient then visited the prom.
inent mineral springs of the country, but
found no relief in their waters, and grad
ually grew worse, until he was confined to
his bed, suffering terrible agony his weight
decreased by nearly eighty pounds, his
pulse became weak and his system SO ter
ribly deranged that the leading physicians
of the land informed him that recovery was
an impossibiliiy. At this time,
when Almost at the Point of Death,
DIR. Foote, celebrated Episcopalian
divine, came to the patients bedside aud
urged upon him strongly the necessity
Of making one more feeble effort. aud to
catch, like drowning man, at the last
straV and try the new remedy
warmers Safe Kidney and liver
Cure.
The sufferer had no faith in this me1i-
cine, but at the solicitation of his friends he
took the medicine, saying ut the time that
if the remedy really did him good he would
consider himself bound to give its inventor
the benefit of every effort he could make
to make his experience public, and would
deliver free lectures in the hope that some
suffering people might find the road to
health. The Doctors condition improved
from the day when the first dose was
| taken.
He swallowed the medicine when his
stomach would retain nothing else, and the
effects were so satisfactory that rapid
convalescencc at once commenced, which
was no. complete until fifty bottles of the
wonderful remedy had been taken. The
doctor found that no physician had been
W utttlllliit MS ulStdst Nt'
Bright's disease of the kidneys or had in
the slightest degree rendered him assistance
or given him relief until the remedy which
those physicians ridiculed had performed
| its almost miraculous work.
The doctor now naturally gratefully
turned to the inventors of the medicine
which had lifted him from the grave, and
resolved to give them the benefit of his
promise to deliver lectures throughout the
| 1.,l
| warmers Great Remedy.
The rapidity Of this phenomenal cure eau
| not be questioned, as the doctors present
| physical condition is the best evidence of
| his complete restoration to health, while
there were n number of-persons in the aud
ience last evening who knew of their own
knowledge and had sen the various stages
and rapid progress of the doctors recovery,
and corroborated in every particular the
story of his sickness and recovery. In the
audience were also "a number Of persons
who had known the doctor when he was a
practicing physician in this city, aud had
known of his singular experiences,
His Loss Of Flesh
and vitality, his terrible suffering and
| finally, the change in his condition and
sudden start upon the road to health
caused by Warmers Great Remedy, when all
others had failed.
The lecturer said that he did not propose
to call Warmers Great Remedy care.all
for it was not nor specific, as there was
no specific in medicine, but that he consid-
cred it, for diseases of the liver and kid
ney and for diseases of females, as near to
being a specific rs was possible for a medi
cine to be, and had learned, from his own
experience and years of practice, that tn,
remedy effected a permanent cure in every
case of this kind.
"One Of the greatest evils and
Dangers of Brigh,'s Disease"
said the Doctor, is the fact that persol
may suffer from it for IA long time withou
knowing what his disease is and to ayoi,
this evil, he proceeded to describe tn
disease, with its earliest symptoms.
This greatest of remedies Is not in an,
way mystery; its analysis is well known
there is no new herb OF medicine found i
it; it is strictly a new application of oil
remedies Il compound uniting the be-
qualities of number of old medicines;
was invented almost accidentally by Di
Craig. New York physician, who, by il
aid, effected some wonderful cures and wa
at last called to the bedside of Mr.. Warner
who was then suffering from Bright's di
sease of the kidneys, and his life despaire
of. DIR. Craig induced Mr. Warner to tax
this medicine, and soon the gentleman
health returned and permanent cure WI
gained. Mr.. Warner was enthusiastic at I'll
great triumph ofthis new remedy, and wa
soauxious to see it extensively used throllTl
out the country that he Travelled viii
the inventor, giving his time and energy
The PhiiauthrOpic Errand
of bringing the people the only remedy f,
one of their most terrible diseases. NJ
Warner secured DIR. Craig's permission
advertise the great medicine and has sin
that time been selling large quantities
the remedy, which has met with wonderf
success.
The medicine Is sold at a cheaper ra
than any other patent medicine in t
market, the bottle containing more al
costing less than any other remedy.
At the close of the lecture throngs
people surrounded the lecturer, aud si
that he had described their symptoms al
suierings accurately and convinced the
. that although
Every Other Medicine Had Faiie
y they had at last found the aid which tn
needed Many persons present testified
4, the wonderful cures which Warmers Sa
Liver and Kidney Cure had performed
their own cases. This morning when |
Hcaion arrived at his Office, No. 1927
street northwest, large number of perso
were awaiting him to receive the benef
of consultation and his advice. The doet
extended general invitation TO everybo
10 come TO his office aud receive, free
charge, his consultation, prosecutions a