Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-08-03

10 the 6iecCflc dnnuncldlOr anu salu,
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 miracle.
/ then called on DIR. Johnson who
said that Mr.. Larrabee's case was a
very remarkable one. He was his
family physician 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 OF female,
troubled with Albumen or any kidney
troubles he should certainly advise
them to use this remedy. DIR. Johnson
said kidney difficulties are more COM
mon than most people think and that
many symptoms which are supposed to
be other diseases arise from the kidneys.
He said that ladies after CESSATION are
specially subject to albuminous troubles
which require prompt attention.
Well, then came down and called
on DR.. III. IngersOll Bowditch on BOyls-
ton street. The old doctor was in
clined to be reticent but fully confirm
ed all l Dad previously learned. He
had attended Mr.. Larrabee, and sup
posed him beyond all hope and he was
afterwards restored, as he said, by War.
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
next went to see DR.. Melville f.
Webb, at the Hotel Cluny, for you SET
| was. determined to be thorough in the
matter. / found DR.. Webb a most
clear-headed and well-informed gentle
man and he said
III know of Mr.. Larrabee's case from
having thoroughly investigated it as q
medical director of a Life Insurance
company, and it is enc of the most re
markable cases / have ever met. Mr.
Larrabee had all the manifestations OF
a complication of diseases, and in theil
worst forms. He had albumen and
casts in the urine, and terribly dis
eased liver and spleen. Indeed, hi
was so bad that he threw himself upoI
the floor. and with his mead upon has
sock, struggled for breath. 1t was OF
the night when he was so bad anC
when all his medical advisers had Ions
given him up that he began usinl
| Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
The next morning at 10 o'clock he wa
able to breathe freely, and has beer
ever since. L subjected him to TIT
most thorough examination possible
after his recovery, and Il can't find GU
about him. His kidneys, liver, lung
and heart are perfectly well and sound
[ can only add that, from what l hav,
seen,I would unhesitatingly recommend
this remedy"
The conclusions from the statement
above made which come to the news
paper man as well as the general pub
lie, must be two-fold. First that /;
modern miracle of healing has beer
performed in our midst, and that, too
by the simplest means and one which il
within the reach of every one. 1
should be remembered that Bright
disease is not usually sudden com
plant. Its beginnings are slight an
its growth slow. The symptoms b,
which it may be detected are differen
with different persons, no two peopl
usually having the same. This fac
was manifest in the case of Mr.. Lar
rabee, and he had no idea of the terri
BILE complaint which had attacked hin
until it became fixed upon him. Sec
ondiy, testimonials of such high charac
ter and so out-spoken in tone, conclu
sively prove the value of the remed
and its superior nature to the proprie
tary articles with which the publ
have been flooded.
1.-THE greater includes the less" an
the remedy which has been proven s
valuable and has saved life after
was brought down to deaths door
must unquestionably be certain in al
minor troubles which are so disastrou
unless taken i'm time.