Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-03
A MALARIAL VICTIM.
The Trying Experience of prominent
Minister I'm the Tropics and
at the North.

To the Editor:
The following circumstances, drawn from
my personal experience. are 20 important
and really remarkable, ih2t1 have felt called
upon to make them public. Their truth can
be amply verified:
In 1875 1 moved from Canton, St. Law
renee county, n Y, TO Fiorids, which STATE
/ intended 10 make my future residence.
purch ased q home on the banks oil the ST.
Johns river, and settled down, az L thought,
for life. The summer following the frat win
Ter / wss CONSCIOUS of most peculiar sensations |
which seemed 10 be the accompaniment |
of change of climate. l felt sinking al |
the pit OF the stomach accompanied BY oeca- |
sions dizziness and nausea. My head ached |
Nv limbs panied ne, aud mad an oppressive
sense OF weariness. j lad thirst Ter acids
and my appetite was weak and uncertain.
ny digestion wac impaired and my food did
not sssimilate. A. Grst l imagined 1t was
the effort of nature to become scclimaied, aud
90 thought Little of it. Bot ny troubles in
creased until l became restless and lever
| ish and the physicians Informed ne
wzs suffering from malarial fever. l us
| continued IN spite of all the best physicians
could do and / kept growing st:aiily worse.
/ La the year 1880 my physicians informed me
| a change of climate was absolutely necessary
that / could not survive another summer
| L
| but not TO the extreme portion, sni 20 L took
up ny residence at Upper S.ndusky 10
| Central Olio. The change did not WORK the
desired cure and l again Consulted phy-
| siciXns. / found they were unable 10
| effect a permanent cure, and when the
extreme warm weather Of summer came
on / grew so much worse that L gave
up all hope. At that time l WAS suffering
terribiy-how BADLY, only those can sppre-
I = l. IL. Il :!
| in tropical regions. 1t seemed az II death
would be a relief grea:er than any other
blessing But notwithstanding all this, l
am happy to state that l am to day per-
fectly we'll and h-al;hy man. How came
10 recover 20 remarkably can be understood
from the following card Voluntarily pub
i.hed by me in the Sandusky 20 Republican,
entitled:
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.
Editors Republican:
During my recent visit TO Upper Ssndusky
80 many inquiries were made relative &c
: what medicine or course OF treatment had
, brought such a marked change in ny
! system, felt it to be due TO the proprietor'
aud TO the public TO state that Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure accomplished fol
a me what other medicines and physician;
}, had failed to do. The malarial poison which
= had worked its way go thoroughly through
| NY sJsIeM uuIibS my hSe years ISsluebCS
d in Florida had brought me to The verge o.
, the grave, and physicians had pro
= nounced my csse incurzole; but tn
= is not 10 be wondered at, as it was undoubt
8 eddy one of the worst on record. Hougt
q Bros, of your city, called my attention t
4 the medicine referred 10, and induced me Il
1t take a few bottles So marked wss tn
e change after four weeks trial that con
g tinued ils use, and nov, after three months
is the cure is complete. This is not written 70
IS the benefit of Warner & Co., but for tn
(. public, and especially for any person troubles
l. with maiariaI or bilious attacks.
q, Such ia the staten | made, without so
l. licitation, after my recovery, and such
:. stand by at the presen. moment. L am con
e WINGED that Warmers Sale Cure ia all ii i
10 claimed to be, and ss such deserves til
great favor it has received. A remedy whic
10 can cure the severest case OF tropical ma lari
/. of f We years standing certainly cannot TAI
D. to cure those minor malarisl troubles whlo
- are so prevalen; and yet go serious.
= ALFRED DAY, Pastor Uuiversalist Church.
y WOODSTOCK. o., May 10, 1883.