The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-04-27

leave the office when gentleman
stepped up to him and inquired If he
We're seeking information about LARA
bees sickness and recovery. The scribe
replied that he was, whereupOn the
gentleman said:
"And SO am |, and have come all the
way from Chicago for that very pur-
pose. Kidney troubles seem TO be
alarmingly increasing all over the coun-
try, and have very near relative VINO
is afflicted much as Mr.. Larrabee was.
l have been to see the physicians OF
whom Mr.. Larrabee speaks, and tell
you, sir, it is simply wonderful.
''What did they say?" asked the man
of news.
say! why, sir, they fully confirm ev-
erything Mr.. Larrabee has stated. |
went to see DR.. ID. A. Johnson, at 20
Worcester street. He was absent when
| called and so | stepped into the Com
mOnwealth hotel, where MIR. Larrabee
was living at the time of his sickness.
Messrs. Brugh q Carter are the prOpTl-
etOrs, and | asked them about Mr.. Lar
rabee's case. Mr.. Brugh pointed to the
electric annunCiatOr and 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 a
miracle"
| then called on DR.. johnson who said
that Mr.. Larrabee's case was very re-
markable one. He was his family ply
sician and expected his death every
hour for a 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 kidney
difficulties are more common than most
people think and that many symptoms
which are supposed to be other dis
that ladies after CESSATION are specially
subject to albuminOus troubles which
require prompt attention.
Well, l then came down and called on
DR.. II. IngersOll BOwditch on BOylstOn
street. The old doctor was inclined to
be retieent but fully confirmed all had
previously learned. He had attended
Mr.. LaTrabee, and supposed him beyond
all hope, and he was afterwards re-
SJOTeu, dS ub bdlu, ny W dlnGA OdLO
Kidney and Liver Cure.
| next went to see Dr. Melville E.
Webb, at the Hotel Cluny, for you see L
was determined to be thorough in the
matter. found DIR. Webb a most clear
headed and well-infOTmed gentleman,
and he said:
II know of Mr.. Larrabee's case from
having thoroughly Investigated it as
Life Insurance Company and it is one
of the most remarkable cases | have
ever met. Mr.. LaTrabee had all the
manifestations of complication of dis
eases, and in their worst forms. He had
albumen and casts in the urine, and
terribly diseased liver and spleen. In
deed he was so bad that he threw him
self upon the floor, and with his head
upon a hassOck, struggled 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
been ever since. [ subjected him to
the most thorough examination pOssi-
BILE, after his recovery, and L can't find
out about him. His kidneys, liver,
lungs and heart are perfectly well and
sound. / can only add that, from what
| have seen, | would unhesitatingly
recommend this remedy"
The conclusions from the statements
above made which come to the news
paper man as we'll as the general pub
lie, must be twO-fOld. First that mod
ern miracle of healing has been per-
formed in our midst, and that, too, by
the simplest means and one which is
within the reach of every one. ItshOuld
be remembered that Bright's disease is
not usually 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 having
the same. This fact was manifest in
the case of Mr.. Larrabee, and he had no
idea of the terrible complaint which
had attacked him until it became fixed
upon him. Secondly, testimonials of
such high character and so Out-spOken
in tone, cOnclusively prove the value of
the remedy and its superior nature 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 unquestiOn-
ably be certain in all minor troubles
which are so disastrous unless taken in