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know what allied me, nor could find

my pulse ranged from 100 to 1870 per min
ute; had no relish tor food, and was
indeed a most pitiabe object l continued
in this state until last December, when
became unconscious and lost my reason,
though had two physicians in whom my
self and friends placed implicit confidence.
In this condition was taken to Brattleboro,
w., for the purpose of being placed in the
insane asylum. | remained there until last
April, being attended all the while by my
faithful wife who never left me and be-
leved that some disease and not insanity
WAS the cause of all my trouble. re.
gained consciousness in March last and in
! sisted upon being taken home. The ply
sicians advised that remain, but in
sisted upon Leaving, and we began the
journey, travelling slowly. was met at the
dock by friend whom recognized and
then become again unconscious and re.
NAMED so for over week. When / once
more recognized my friends aud knew my
surroundings l determined to try, as a
last resort, a treatment Of which ! had
heard much but knew nothing. Neither
myself nor friends had much faith that it
or anything could help me, but We re-
solved to try. We accordingly dismissed
the physicians, gave up all other remedies,
and | rejoice to say that with the blessing
of Him who guided us, am to-day a vel
man; having not been 80 vigorous for many
years, and owe it all to the wonderful, al
most miraculous, power Of Warmers Safe
Kidney Cure, the remedy which used.
You can we'll imagine how grateful l
must feel under the circumstances, and
like new convert, earnestly desire that
all who are suffering should know and
avail themselves Of this means Of recovery,
Had it not been for the remedy above
named should doubtless now be within
the walls of an asylum or In my grave.
The great trouble with my case was that no
one seemed to know what was afflicted
with, aud am positive that thousands Of
people in America to-day are in the same
or a similar condition, aud do not know it's
csuse Kidney troubles are the most de.
ceptve of all diseases They have no
symptoms Of Their own, bu: often chow the
symptoms Of nearly every known complaint.
| know that people RE dyirg every day
from supposed consumption, apoplexy, heart
disease, spinal complaint, and many other
diseases, when, could the real cause he
known, it would be found to oringinste in
the kidneys. In their advanced stages
kidney troubles are the most terrible of all
known maadies, as my own experience
Can fully verify. That had Bright's dis
ease of the Kidneys there can be no doubt.
That the symptoms were those of many
other diseases is equally certain, and that
| was doomed to terrible death had not
been saved AS was, am positive. The
following letter just received, confirms
This:
VERM mt ASYLUM Ros THE INSANE.
BRATTLEB RIO, Vermont, Oct. 30, 1889.
Rev. Y D. Hopkins:
DEAR SIR:-Yours of the 2lst inst. re-
ceived. We congratulate you not only
the continuance of your health, but also
upon its apparent continual improvement
Few persons, think, have pissed through
so rxhsusting an experience as you and
rallied from It. Certainly cannot recall
one who came to us In so critical, and foi
days and even weeks in so hopeless a state
for amendment as you, and who survived |
and recovered from it; for, think you may
now consider yourself recovered for the
continuance Of your present health, with
the best wishes from all here.
am, yours truly,
J. DRAPER.
OCEANIC, NJ, Nov. Q, 1889.
NY DEAR FRIEND;--Replying to your
letter would say, have been acquainted
with my highly valued friend, the Rev. y.
D. Hopkins about eighteen months, and
very intimately acquainted for about six
months past. For little more than i've
months he was an inmate of my house, and
We enjoyed constant intercourse with each
other. When he came in April last he was
almost perfect wreck in health. thought
he had come to US TO die. Soon afterwards
he began the use of some of II. II. WARNER
s Cos remedies, namely the Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure, Safe Nervine and Safe
Pills. From almost the time he began
their use his improvement was very marked
and wonderful, aud when he left us, after
having taken some two dozen bottles, he
was like new man. The change was the