The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-06-09
A MAIAR1AI VICTIM.
The Trying Experience Of q Prominent
Minit,tr in the Tropics and at
the North.


The following circumstances, drawn
from my persousl experience, are so i'm
portant and really remarkable that have
ielt called upon to make them public. Their
truth can be amply verified;
In 1875 moved froth Canton, 81. Law =
renee rounty, Y, to Florida, which state
| I Intended To make my future residence. /
! purchased home ou the banks oi tie ST.
John's river aud settled down,as thought.
for lie. The summer following the hist
winter was conscious Of most pecu liar sen
sations which seeiEed Ia lie the accom mpan
ment Of change of climate. ieit n sink
| ing at the pit of the Stomach accompanied
| BY occasional dizziness and nausea. NY
head ached. My limbs panied me md /
| bad an oppressive sense Of weariness.
had thirst for acids and my appetite wss
weak and uncertain. My digestion was
| impaired and ny food did not assimilatp.
At first imagined il was the effort OF na
ture to become accliinated and 81 thought
little Of il. But my troubles increased until
| became restless and teverlsh ami the
physician informed me that was suffering
IRON Inalsrial lever. This continued iu
spite OF all the best physicians could do aud
| kept growing steadily worse. Ii the year
| u
change of climate was absolutely necessary
that | could not survive another summer
In the south. ] determined To return north.
hut not to tue extreme pnrtion, and SO |
took up my residence in Upper Sandusky
| in Central Ohiu. The change did not work
the desired cure and | again consulted
| physicians. found they were unable IN
effect u permanent cure, and when the
extreme warm weather Oi summer came on
| grew so much worse that | gave up all
hope. AT that time | was suffering terri
bly. How badly. only those can appreciate
who have contracted mslsrial disease in
tropical regions. 1t seemed ns if death
would be relief greater than any other
blessing. But notwithstanding all this,
am happy To state that am To day a per
irctly well an healthy man. How
came to recover so remarkably can be IN
drrstood from the following card v0luntari
| ly published by me in the Sandusky, o.
Republican,, entitled:
HONOR To WHOM HONOR IS DUR.
EDiToR, REPUBLIcAS: During INV recent
visit to Upper Sandusky, so many inquiries
were made relative 10 what medicine, or
course OF treatment had brought ouch q
marked change in my system, feel il 10 be
due TO the prnprietors and to the public to
state tbat Warmers Safe Kidney aud Layer
Cure accomplished Tor me what other
medicines and physicians had failed TO do.
The malarial poison which had worked its
way so thoroughly through my system dur
| ing my five years residence in Florida had
brought mo To the verge of the grave, and
physicians bad pronounced my case incura
BILE; but that is not to be wondered at, as IT
was undoubtedly one ofthe worst on record
dough Brothers, of your city, called my
attention to the medicine referred to, and
| induced me tn try lew bottles. So mark
ed was the change after four weeks trial
that continued its use, and now, after
three months, the cure is complete. This
is not written for the benefit of Warner &
Co., but fnr tho public. and especially for
any person troubled with malarial or bill
| ious Htarks."
Such is the statement made, without
solicitation, after my recovery; and such !
stand by at the present monent. / am
convinced that Warmers Safe Cure is all il
is claimed to be, and as such deserves the
great favor is has received A remedy
which can cure the severest OF tropical
malaria Of five years standing certainly
canRot fail TO cure those minor malarial
troubles which are SO prevalent and yet SO
serious. --''
ALFRED DAY,
| Pastor Universalist Church.
| VoorIsJonL n lfo,, IN