The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-07-21

time that bell rang | said: That
means the death of Mr. Larabep. No
one around the hotel ever dreamed
that he would recover and when the
doctors wonh come down from HIS
room they would shake their heads
and say there was no hope. The ar
rangenients for the funeral were
made and his recovery was sinply a.
miracle
then called on Dir. johnson who
said that Mr.. Larabee's case was n
very remarkable one. He was his,
family physician and expected his
death every hour for a number Of
weeks and never called to see hinr
during that time, but he was prepar--
ed tor it. The doctor said the recov-
cry was due to Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure, and if he had friends
male or female, troubled with Albn--
men or any kidney troubles he should
certainly advise them to use this
remedy. DIR. johnson said kidney
difficulties are more common than
most people think and that many
symptoms which are supposed to be-
other diseases arise from the kid
neys. He said that ladies after ges--
ta:ion arc specially subject to aabu-
minous troubles which require prompt.
attention.
We'll, then came down and call,
ed on DR.. II. Ingersoll Bowditch or
boylston street: The old doctor was
inclined to be reticent but fully con-
firmed all had previously learned.
He had attended Mr.. Larabee, and
supposed him beyond all hope, and
he was afterwards restored, as he.
said, by Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver cure.
next went to see DR.. Melville E..
Webb, at the Hotel Cluney, for YOU
see | Was determined to be thorough
in the matter. found Dr.: Webb Il.
most clcar-headed and we'll informcd
gentleman, and he said:
II know of Mr.. Larabee's CASE
from having thoroughly investigated
1t as MEDICAL director of Life In
sufance company, and ii. is one of the.
most remarkable cases l have ever
met. Mr. Larabee had all the mani
festations OF a complication of dis
eases, and in tdeir worst forms. He
had albumen and casts in the urine.
and terrible diseased liver and
spleen. Indeed, he was SO bad that
he threw himself upon tie floor, and
with his head upon bassock, strug-
gled for breath. 1t was on the night
when he was so bad and when all his
medical advisers 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 beer
ever since. l subjected him to the
most thorough examination possible,
after his recovery, and I can't find
out about him. His kidneys, liver
lungs and heart are perfectly Welt
and sound. l can only add that
from what have seen, / would nn-
hesitatingly recommend this remedy.
The conclusions from the state
ments above made which come to
The newspaper man as well as the
general public, must be two-fo:d.
First that modern miracle of heal
ing has been performed in our midst,
and that, too, by the simplest means
and one which is in the reach of every
one. 1t should be remembered that
Bright's disease is not usually sud-
den complaint. Its beginnings are
slight and its growth slow. The
symptoms by which it may be de-
tccted are differen. with different
persons, no two persons usually hav-
ing the same. This fact was mani
tested in the case of Mr.. Larabee.
and he had no idea of the terrible
complaint which attacked him until
i. became fixed upon him. Secondly,
testimonials Of such high character
and SO out-spoken in tone, conclus-
lively prove the value of the remedy
and its superior nature to the propri~
etary articles with whivh the public
have been flooded.
''1'he greater includes. the less"
and the remedy which has been
proven SO valuable are has saved a
lite after it was brought down to-
Deaths door, must unquestionably be
certain in all minor troubles which
are so disastrous unless taken in time
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