The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-03-16

as YOU see nt) that nhu UbUateu lOT 4
long time whether l would shake of
some of the professional fe5ters which
bound INC 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
I woutd have given Vt that time for the
relief which have since obtained, de-
termiNad that would rake tho step so
long meditated, and thereby discharge
duty ~ my fellow men. Ii l could
thereby save one Door mortal one night
Of the terrible suffering l 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
consequence, remove the bile from the
blood. This produced arrangement Of
the stomach. Inflammation of its coats,
dyspepsia, constipation, headache, de-
preston of spirits, 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-heaIth grew deeper.
travelled eyerywhere-exhausted all
authorized expedients-but TO no pur-
pose!
When In this frame OF mind, despsr-
ately iu need Of help, but expecting
none, one of my unprofesslonal friends
called my attention to some unusual
cures wrought by prominent remedy
and urged me to try it. I emphaticaliy
declined. But secretly, and with the
firm determination that l would never
let anybody know what had done,
be gan its use. Ii was only an expert
ment, you know, but for that matter all
Well, to make long, and surprising
story short, l experienced physical
revolution. My skin got better color.
Ny liver resumed its functions. no
longer had to arouse the bowels with
cathartics. Ny headaches disappeared
with my dyspepsia; but still 1 was not
convinced. Mature did it, reasoned.
But, determined to push the investiga-
tion to the extreme, while l was in nc
tive work, tried the effect OF the rem-
edy on my patients afflicted with kid
ney, iiYer, and urinary diseases, watch
/ ing every development carefully and
studiousIy. Then was completely dis
armed, for the remedy stood every test
Imposed!
UEder such convincing circumstan-
stances, the matter Of confessing my
cure became question Of conscience,
and Of duty to humanity. Here is a
remedy," said, "that has done for me
twhat the best medical skill Of the coun-
try could not accomplishment as an
honorable man 1 will not suppress the
facts. 1 therefore write you and most
unhesitetiDgly assert that Tor all dis
eases Of the kidneys, liver, stomach or
urinary organs which are smenable to
Treatment, Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure surpasses any remedy l
have ever known or used, and since
physicians have so much ilI-srccess in
1 the treatment of diseases of these organs,
I am prepared to accept all the conse-
lquenceS when say that they are, if
conscientious, induty bound to USE this
pure vegetable compound in their prac-
tice. Yours very truly,
J. ". SMITH, NJ. D.
Statements so Outspoken as the above
and coming from such a reliable
i source. are valuable beyond question.
; They conclusiyely show not only the
power Of the remedy which has become
so we'll known and pOpu lar, but the
great importance of attention in time
ITO the first indications Of declining
health. When professional men Of
such high standing sink their prejudice
and willingly declare their belief in
that which they know to be valuable,
tho public may confidently follow their
example.