Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-03-17
Editor Detroit Ere Press.

hdu al lhlcFNleW viii Ille WHICH ne sdlu
he would like 10 pr ish. | consented on
condition that you lld not mention my
name until l gave you permission. l
In mind, and wish TO say to you (which
you can publish or not as you see fiji that
L had debated for long time whether l
would shake off some of the professional
letters which bound me with others for
years, and tell the truth, or not. When l
looked back, and thought of the tortures
like those described by Dante in his trip
to the internal regions, which | endured
from dyspepsia. and recalled how much |
would have given at that time for the re
lief which | have since obtained, / de-
termined that | would take the step 80
long meditated, and thereby discharge a
duty to my fellow men. If could there
by save one poor mortal one night of the
terrible suffering / endured. l would be
fully satisfied. be the other consequences
what they might.
My dyspeptic condition was produced
by torpid liver, which did not, as a con-
sequence, remove the bile from the blood.
This produced arrangement Of the stom-
ach, Inflammation of its coats, dyspepsia
constipation, headache, depression Of spir-
its, yellow complexion, fat-covered eyes
chills and fever in short was miserable
TO the last degree. APPEALED in vain to
my books, to my skill and to my fellow
physicians. The mystery of my ill-health
grew deeper. travelled everyWhere-ex-
hausted all authorized expedients-bu 10
no purpose!
When in this frame of mind, desperate
ly in need Of help, but expecting none ore
of my unprofessional friends called my al
tention 10 some unusual cures wrought By a
prominent remedy and urged me 10 try it.
l emphaticallv declined. But secretly.
and with the firm determination that |
would never let anybody know what had
done, began it, use. 1t was only an ex-
rtrinent. you know, but for that MISTER.
III medical treatment is experimental.
Well, n make 4 long and surprising story
hort, | experienced 4 sort Of physical
revolution. My skin got better color.
Ny liver resumed IFS functions. l no
LONGER had to arouse the bowels with ca
thsrtics. Ny headaches disappeared with
nv dyspepsia; but still was not convirc-
e.. Mature did it." ] reasoned. But,
determined TO push the investigation
to the extreme. while 1 was in active
work, I tried the effect Of the remedy
-
and urinary diseases, watching every de-
velopment carefully and studiously. Then
/ was coprnle:ely disarmed, for the -eme-
dy stood every test imposed
Under such convincing circumstances.
the matter of confessing my cure became
question of conscience and of DUTY to
humanity. Here is a remedy" I said.
that has done for me what the best nedi-
cal skill of the country could not accom-
plish and as an honorable man / will
not suppress the facts. l therefore write
you and 4 ost unhesifatingly assert that for
all diseases of the kidneys, liver, stopach.
or urinary organs which are amenable 10
treatment, Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver cure, surpasses any remedy have
ever known or used. and since physicians
have so much ill-success in the i.estmen,
o. diseases Of these organs, / am pre-
ared 20 accept allthe consequences ~hrn
/ say that they are. if Conscientious. in
dsts bnund 10 use this pure vegetable
c'ap uni II their practice.
Yours very truly.
J.w. SMITH, u. u.
Ssatenen's 80 cuisp3ken al the above
AID coming from such reliable source
are aluable teYond question They con-
clu-iveiy show mot only the poser of the
re msdy which has become 20 we'll known
and popular, but the great importance Of
ziteafion in time to the first indications
# declining health. When professional
men of such high standing sink their