The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-27

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should be- known IN tho thIlstnl II in hll
pafis Of the land who nre g1iidrl19 frDm
troubles NJ the Kidneys, liver or heart In
some NJ their many dangerous iurni'
Tbs representative Of the press Thanked
Mr. Lnrrilbpc for biz very frank and cl0lr
statement, aud wnsabOut ~ leave the oiilcg
when a gentleman stepped NJ 10 Nun anu
injured II he were seeking information
about Mr.. Larrabee's sickness aud recovery.
The scribe replied that he was, whertupon
the gentleman said
"knd so an |, and | have come all the
way from Chicago for that very purposc.
Kidney troubles seem 10 be alarmlngly in
croasing all over the country, and | have q
very near relative who Is afflicted much as
physicians of whom Mr. Larrabee speaks,
and tell you, sir, 1t Is simply wonderful
"What did they say2' asked the man OF
news.
"Say why, sir they fully confirm every
! thing Mr.. Larrabec has stated, | went to
see Dr. A. johnson, at 20 Worcester street.
He was absent when | called, so | stepped
into the Commonwealth hotel, where Mr..
Larrabee was living at the time OF his sick
ness. Messrs Brugh e Carter are the pro
prictors, aud asked them about Mr.. Lar
rabees case. Mr.. Brugh POI nted to the
electric annupciator said, why for weeks
and weeks every time that bell rang said:
That means the death OF Mr.. 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 arrangements for the funeral
were made, and his recovery was simply q
miracle.
then called on DR.. Johnson, who said
that Mr.. Larrabees case was very re-
markabe one. He was his family physi-
clan and expected his death every hour for
number Of weeks and never called to see
him during that time, but he was prepared
for it. The doctor said the recovery was
due to Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, and if he had friends, male or female,
troubled with Albumen or any kidney
troubles, he should certainly advise them
to use this remedy. DR.. Johnson said kid
ney difficulties are more common than
most people think, and that many symp-
toms which are supposed to be other dis
eases, arise from the kidneys. He said that
ladies after CESSATION are specially subject
to albuminous troubles which require
prompt attention.
Well, then came down and called on
DR.. H. Ingersoll Bowditch, on Boylston
street. The old doctor was inclined to be
reticent. but fully confirmed all | had pre-
viously learned. He had attended Mr.. Lar
rabee, and supposed him beyond all hope,
and he was afterwards restored, as he said,
by Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
I next went to see DR.. Melville =. Webb,
at the Hotel Cluny, for you see was de-
IN ha n m
| found DR.. Weed a most clear,
headed and well-informed gentleman, and
he said:
~ know of Mr.. Larrabee's case from
having thoroughly Investigated it as a med
ca director of Life Insurance company,
and it is one of the most remarkable cases
have ever met. Mr.. Larrabee had all the
manifestations ola complication of diseases,
and in their worst forms. lie had albumen
and casts in the urine, and terribly dis
eased liver aud spleen. Indeed, he was so
bad that he threw himself upon the floor,
and with his head upon hassock, strug-
gled Tor breath. 1t was on the night when
he was so bad and when all his medical ad-
visers had long given him up that he began
using Warmers Safe. Kidney and Liver
Cure. The next morning at 10 O'Clock he
was able to breathe freely, and has been
ever since. l subjected him to the most
thorough examination possible. after his
recovery, and Il can't find cut about him.
His kidneys, liver, lungs and heart are
perfectly well and sound. | can only add
that, from what l have seen, | would UNI
hesitatingly recommend this remedy"
The conclusions from the statements
above made, which comes to the newspaper
man as well as the general public, must be
twe.fold. First, that modern miracle OF
healing has been performed in our midst.
and that, too, by the simplest means, and
one which is within the reach of every one.
1t should be remembered that Brght's
disease is not usually a sudden complaint.
Its beginnings are slight and its growth slow:
The symptoms by which it may be detected
are different with different persons. no two
people usually eaving the same. This fact
was manifest in the case of Mr.. Larrabee,
and he had no idea of the terrible com
plant which had attacked him until it be-
came fixed upon him. Secondly, testimo-
mails OF such high character and so out
spoken in tone, conclusively prove the
value of the remedy and its superior ma
ture to the proprietary articles with which
the public have been flooded. The greater
includes the less" and the remedy which
has been proven so valuable and has saved
a life after it was brought down to deaths
door, must unquestioDably be certain in all
minor troubles, which are so disastrous
unless taken in time Boston Globe.