Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-07-21
THE IMPENDING FAFE.
An InterestIng Chapter from tho Life
Of ~ Prominent BOstOnian.


days issue. SO unusual were the circumstances
connected with It, ana so much comment dld It oc-
Cason on the street and in social circles, that a
representative Of this paper was commissioned to
investigate its details and verify It's facts. The ar
ticle referred to was a statement made by Mr. BF.
Larrabee Of the New YORK and Boston dispatch ex-
press company, whose ofilce Is on Arch street. Mr..
Larrabee was found by the newspaper man in his
private ONCE, and, on being questioned, said
"Well, sir, logically have been dead, but really
| am as you can see me. A little over year ago
was taken sick. My trouble was not severe at nrst
ana thought II was the result Of a slight cold.
somehow felt unaccouniaOly tired at times al
though took an abundance Of sleep. Thea again
had dun and strange pains in varlans parts Of my
body. My appetite was good one day and had
none whatever the next, aud my head panied me
more or less much Of the time. while afterwards
noticed much that was peculiar abOut the fluids
was passing, aud that q sediment, scum, aud a
strange accumulation, appeared In 1t. Still / ala
not realize that these lhings meant anything serl
GUS ana allowed the illness TO run along until on
the 2sth day Of October fell PROSTATE while walk
ing along fremont street. was carHed home and
dld not go out Of the house until the middle OF De.
cember. then went down town aud attempted to
attend to my business until the 18Th Of last Janua
ry, when was taken with very severe relaspe.
My symptoms were terrible, was feartuly blOat.
ed suffered severe pains In ull parts Of my body,
and u was almost impossible 70 get my breath. For
six days never laid down and never slept. was
constantly attended by my regular physician, Dr.
Johnson, aud Dr. BOwditch also came to see me
nearly every day. There was no doubt that | was
suffering from Brghrs disease Of the kidneys IN IT'S
worst form and last stages, accompanied by other
troubles n my liver and heart. In spite, however,
| OF the sk Of the physicians kept growing worse,
and finally they tapped my side In the vicinity OF
| the heart, taking away 46 ounces Of water. This
relieved me Tor time, hut soon became as bad as
before. Then the doctor gave me MP entirely, de-
clared could not live more than - hours, and my
| daughter, who was residing In Pnris, was tele.
graphed for. Stlll | fingered along for several
weeks, far more dead than alive, hut never giving
| up hope. one night-it WAS on the 90th OF April,
very well remember-mY attendant, VINO was read
ing the paper TO me, began an aIice Which descrb-
Ell my disease and sufferings eXagty. Il told how
| some severe cases OF Bright's 6scasc had been
| curei, anu so clearly ana seHibly dd y state thc
case that determined to Try the nfeans Of cure II
| described. So sent my man 90 the drug store,
| procured bottle OF the medicine unknown TO my
physicians and friends and took the n.st dose at 10
| O'Clock. At that time was suffering intensely.
| could not sleep; | had short breaths, and could
scarcely get any afr into my lungs. was terribly
| bluated from head to foot, ahd tho motion OF my
| heart WAS irregular aud painful. The next morn
| ing was able TO breathe freely The pain began to
| leave me, and the bloatlng decreased. continued
| TO take the medicine, aud to-day, sir, am as well
as ever was In my life, audi % Is wholly owing to
| the wonderful, almost miraculous, power Of War
| ner's Safe KidneY and Liver cure. 40 not know
| what this medicine Is made Of or anything else
! about II but know It saved my hfe wbenf was
/ given up by the doctors ana had really been dead
for weeks that It has Kept me IN pcrfeCt health ey-
| er since, and has cured many OF my friends to
| whom have recommended It. There are num-
Der OF very remarkable cases IN Lynn aud Salem as
| wcas In this city, that II has cured. My recovery
| is SO remarkable that II has excited much atten-
t0n, ana physicians well as others have nyesti-
| gated Il thoroughly. | ain glad they have; for !
feel that the results OF such a wonderful cure
| should be known to the thousands in all parts Of
| the land who are suffering from troubles OF the
kidneys, liver or heart IN some OF their many dan
| gcrOus FORMS"
| The representative Of the press thanked Mr.. Lar
rabee for his very frank aud clear statement, and
| was about to leave the onlce when a gentleman
stepped up TO him and inquired II he were seeking
Information about Mfr. Larrabecs sickness and re-
| coyery. The scribe replied that he was, whereupon
| the gentleman said:
"And so am I. have come all the way from
| chicago Tor that very purpose. Kidney troubles
Try, dnd have very near relative who is afflicted
much as MIR. Larrabee was have been to see the
physicians OF whom Mr.. Larrabee speaks, and tell
you, sir II Is simply wonderful
what di1 they say ?" asked the man OF news.
"Say? Why, SIR they fully confirm everything
MIR. Larrabee has stated. went to see DR.. d. A.
johnson, at 90 Worcester street. He was absent
when called so stepped into the Commonwealth
hotel where Mr.. Larrahee was living at the time OF
his sickness. Messrs. Brugh Carter are the pro-
prietors, and asked them about Mr.. Larrabee'f
case Mr.. Brugh pointed to the electric aRnunciat-
or and said: "Mhy. for weeks and weeks every
time that bell rang said, That means the death
of hr. Larrabee. No one around the hotel ever
dreamed mat he would recover, and when the doc
tors would come down from his room they would
snake their heads aud say there was no hope. The
arrangements for the funeral were made, and his
| recovery was simply miracle
81 then called ON DR.. johnson, Who said that Mr.
| Larrabee's case was a very remarkable one Ht
was his family physician, aud expected his death
every hOur for number OF weeks. and never called
TO see him during that time but he was prepared
|
| Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and II h,
had any friends, male or female, troubled with al
humen or any kidney troubles, he should certainly
| advise them to use this remedy. DR.. Johnson sait
| kidney troubles are more common than most peO
| pie think, and that many symptoms which are sup
| posed to be other diseases arise from the kidneys
He said that ladies' after CESSATION are specially
subject to albumnous troubles, which requlr,
| prompt attention.
"Wen then l came down ana called on DR.. Il
lugcrsoll Bowdtch, on Boyston street. The ol,
doctor was inclined to be reticent, but fully con
nrmed all had previously learned. He had attend
ed Mr. Larrabee, and supposed him Beyond al
by Warmers Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure
81 next went to see DR.. Melville T.. Webb at Ho
tel Cluny, for you see was determined TO he thor
Ough In the matter. found DR.. Webb most clear
headed and well-informed gentleman, aGd he said
" know Mr.. Larrabees case from having thor
oughly investigated It us medical director OF
life Insurance company, and II Is one Of the mos
remarkable cases have ever met Mr.. LarraDe
had all the manifestations of complication OF dis
eases, and in their worst forms. He had albume
casts In the urine, and terribly diseased liver an
spleen. Indeed, he was so bad that he threw him
self upon the floor. and with his head upon a has
I sock, struggled for breath. 1t was on the nigh
when he was so bad, and when all his medical al
yisers had long given him up, that he began usin
: Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. She mex
morning at ten O'Clock he was able TO breathe fget
I | ly. and has been ever since. subjected him I
| the most thorough examination possible, after hi
4 | recovery, and can't find out about him. His kit
neys, liver, lungs and heart are perfectly well an
| sound. / can only add that, from what have seel
/. | would unhesitatingly recommend this remedy
a The conclusions from the statements above mad
!, which come to the newspaper man as well as II
= general public must be twO-fold. First, that mo,
: ern miracle Of healing has boen performed in OF
= | midst, and that, too, by the simplest means an
d one which is within the reach OF everybody.
d sh ould be remembered that Bright's disease is n
J | usually sudden complaint. Its beginnings al
slight and its growth slow. The symptoms |
which It may be detected are different with dlhe
ent persons, no two people usually having q
same This fact was manifest In tue case of NJ
Larrabec, and he had no Idea OF thu terrible di
ease which had attacked him untl 1t had becon
dxed npOn him. Secondly. testimOnals of sue
high character, ana SO outspoken In tCae, cOnc
syely prove the value Of the remedy and its sup
ror nature to the proprietary articles with whlC
the public have been flooded. "fhe greater I
cludcs the less" and the remedy which has prove
so valuable and has saved life after It Was broug
down TO deaths door, must unquestionably be ce
tam In all minor troubles, which are so disastrol
unless taken in time.