The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-10

Of my professional brethren had failed h
relieve me. Why, was "a badly Of a
many Of my patients, with complication
Of troubles, including dyspepsia, and con
seqnently imperfect Kidneys and liver, ant
feared l should have 10 give up my prac
tiee, Fer months | suffered untold ago
mics. Dull, indefinite pains in varioul
parts Of tho body; . lack Of interest II
everything around me; loss oil appetite
headache-att these disagreeabte symptom!
were added to pains which were both acute
and constant Sick as ! was, however,
became restored to health in most sur
prising manner and In an incredibly short
space OF time, and Il was this that proved
q revelation 10 me. That was the startinI
point, and my preludices faded rapidly
after that, can assure you. went d
reading extensively, and analysing more
extensively, and since that time have
discovered many things OF real value "a
humanity. Why, only a iew1lays ago ad.
vised lady who was suffering from a
serious female difficulty and displacement
to use the same remedy which cured me.
saw her this morning and she Is nearly well;
the pain and inflammation are all gone and
she fs around Us usual. We have no right
IN the medical fraternity TO sit back and
declare there Is no such thing as improve
ment or advancement, or that we have q
monopoly OF tho remedies which nature
has given to mankind. There are great
changes going on in every department Of
life, and there are great developments in
medicine as well. Thousands OF people are
dying every year from supposed typhoid
lever, rheumatism and other complaints,
when in reality It Is from trichina, caused
by eating poorly cooked and diseased pork.
Thousands Of children are dying every
year from dropsy as the apparent sequel to
scarlatina, when in reality Il is from dis.
eal ed kidneys which have become weaken.
ed BY the fever they have Just had"
well, doctor, you have got some new
truths here, certainly, but they sound very
well, whether they are reasonable or
not, | have demonstrated to my own satis.
faction that they are true, and I propose to
stand by them, no matter how much oppo-
sitioH ] may raise by doing so. Any man,
be he politician, preacher or physician,
who is so considerate Of his pocket-book or
OF his own personal endsas TO stultiiy him.
self bY suppresslng the manifest truth, Is
unworthy the confidence oil the public
whom he serves"
The above are some OF the principal
points in the interview referred TO. Now
Tor the sequel. The following outspoken
letter from the doctor himself which has
just been received is published in full:
Editor Detroit Free Pres:
Some time ago reporter OF your paper
had an interview with me which he said
he would like 10 publish. l consented on
condition that you would not mention nv
name until gave you permission. have
now accomplished the purpose had in
mind, and wish to say TO you (which YOU
can publish or not as you see fit) that |
had debated for long time whether l
would shake off some OF the professional
letters which bound me with others for
years, and tell the truth, or not. When |
looked back and thought OF the tortures,
like those described by Dante in his trip
to the internal regions, which l endured
from dyspepsia, and recalled how much
would have given at that time for the re-
liet which l have since obtained, l deter.
mined that would take the step so long
meditated and thereby discharge a duty
10 my fellow men. II could thereby save
one poor mortal one night OF the terrible
suffering, endured, l would be fully Salts
fed be the other consequences what they
might.
My dyspeptic condition was produced by
torpid liver, which did not, as a conse.
quence, remove the bile from the blood,
This produced arrangement OF the stom-
ach, inflammation OF its coats, dyspepsia,
constipation, headache, depression OF
spirits, yellow complexion, fat.coyered
eyes, Chills and fever; in short, was
miserable to the last degree. appealed
10 vain 10 my books, to my skill and to my
fellow physicians. The mystery OF my ill.,
health grew deeper. l travelled every.
where-exhausted all authorized expe-
dlents-but to no purpose!
When in this frame OF mind, desperately
in need Of help, but expecting none, one
OF my unprofeSsiOnal friends called my
attention to some unusual cures wrought
by prominent remedy, and urged me to
try 1t. l emphatically declined; but se.
cretiy, and with the firm determination
that would never let anybody know what
l had done, began its use. 1t was only
an experiment, you know, but, for that
matter, all medical treatment is expert
mental. Well, to make long and sur
prising story short, l experienced sort OF
physical revolution. Ny skin got q better
color. My liver resumed its functions, l
no longer had to arouse the bowels with
cathartiCs. My headaches disappeared with
my dyspepsia. But still I WIS not con-
WINGED. mature did it," l reasoned. But,
determined to push the investigation to the
extreme, while was in active work,
tried the effect OF the remedy on my pa
tients afflicted with kidney, liver and uri-
nary diseases, watching every development
carefully and studiously. Then was com.
pletely disarmed, Tor the remedy stood
every test imposed
Under such convincing circumstances,
the mattel Of contessing my cure became a
question OF conscience and OF duty to hui
manity. "Here is'A remedy" said, that
has done for me what the best medical
skill oil the country could not accomplish"
and as an honorable man will not sur
press the facts. therefore write you and
most unhesitalingly assert that for all dis
eases oil the kidneys, liver, stomach or uri.
nary organs which are amenable to treat
ment, Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver
Cure surpasscs any remedy | have ever
known or used, and since physicians have
so much i'll successes in the treatment OF
disea3es Of these organs, am prepared TO
accept all the consequences when say
that they are, il conscientious, in duty
bound 10 use this pure vegetable compound
in their practice.
Yours very truly,
J. W. SMITH, NJ. D.
Statements SO outspoken as the above
and coming from such reliable source
are valuable beyond question. They con.
clusively show not only the power OF the
remedy which has become so well known
and popular, but the great importance oil
attention in time TO the first indications OIL
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