Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-05-10
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;

~ w nun IL MAI tONIthNs
This house has, for the past three
years, published number of state
ments of cures so remarkable in their
nature as to awaken great doubts as to
their genuineness iE the minds of many
who have read them. These express
sions of diStrust have come to our ears
in many ways and we have been power
less to do other than reiterate the
statement already made. In order,
however, TO forever set at rest all
questions, doubts Or unbeliefs we make
the following offer: To any person or
persons who will show to the satisfac.
tion of any impartial referee that any
case or cure advertised by us in the
public press as taking place by means
of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure was not as represented or, where
n testimonial has been published, that
such testimonial was not genuine, we
will pay the sum of $1,000. This is an
opportunity for any doubtcr TO secure
the basis of n small fortune. We are
led 10 make this offer from two consid-
erations:
First: To forever silence all doubts
and doubters, and,
Scc0ndIW Because we desire that the
truth or falsity of our published state
ments be thoroughly ventilated.
H. II. WARNER ~ Co., Rochester, N. Y.
The above offer is certainly most
remarkable one, and is in keeping with
the extensive way with which this house
conducts all its affairs. To raise man
from the final stages of Bright's disease
of the kidneys and restore him to
apparant health might seem almost
marvellous; but to not only restore that
health, but keep ii in perfect order for
years afterward-that is the test of
actual merit. To what extent this has
been done by the Safe Cure (Which has
become so popular that it has many
dangerous imitations) can be inferred
perhaps from the following statements:
Elder James S. Prescott, who is a
member of the Shaker community near
Cleveland, Ohio, and near relative of
Prescott, the celebrated historian, says:
81 take pleasure in reiterating my
former statements in favor of Warmers $
Safe Cure, which saved me from death
by Bright's disease over four years ago,
after ! had been given up by all the
physicians. Too much cannot be said
in its praise. My health was never
better, with the exception of inirmities
incident to old age, having just passed
my S0th anniversary. The doctors in
Cleveland say am good for 80 years
and some say 100 Strangers do not
take me TO be over 60. lhave received
and am receiving numerous letters of
inquiry from different parts of the
United States, concerning the truth Of
my testimonial" always answer in
every case that it was true, every word
of it, and much more might have been
added without eXaggeratiOn, and uni
formly and unheSitatingly declare to
them all that ! believe Warner Safe
Cure is the only remedy known for the
cure of Bright's disease" "
Mr. w. L. Sanford, a prominent
citizen of Holley, N. Y, says: "Three
years ago | was unable to lie down,
and for over a year had not slept in
bed single night. could not stand
up but had to remain in n sitting pos
turc, resting upon my hands and feet,
my limbs being utterly useless, COM
pelling me to creep around like child.
At night | had to be bolStcred up in a
corner and sleep in that way. Not
withstanding the utmost care and
attention gradually grew worse; and
finally determined, upon the advice of
friends, TO go TO Syracuse TO see some
prominent physician there. was sub
jccted to the closest examination by n
counsel of five of the most prominent
doctors in the state, including a mem
Der of the faculty of the medical col
lege there. This counsel, after the
most critical researches, was unable to
determine what was the matter with
me; but thought it a closing of the
ureter and decided that an operation
was necessary. | was accordingly op-
Grated upon two days and without the
use of narcotics submitted to the tor
lures of the surgeons instruments and
knives, the recollection of which, even
now, inspires me with horror. This
operation resulted in damage rather
than benefit; and after remaining in
the hospital for a month, / was taken
away worse than when | went there.
About year after the operation at
Syracuse | was taken to New York city
to meet counsel of nine eminent ply
sicians. They were unable to do any
thing for me, except to suggest another
operation, but after being nearly killed
in the examination would not consent,
but came home expecting nothing but
death and fairly hoping for it as relief
1t is impossible to express in language
the tortures | have endured, both from
the disease and at the hands of those
who were treating me; a description of
it would be horrible. While was at
home still suffering and hoping for
death, | was advised by friends rather
than die, to waive all my preiudices
and make one final effort for relief. To
my great joy, and that of my friends,
| began improving at once; and con-
tinued to improve until l was restored
to complete and perfect health; and
rejoice 10 state that owe my emanci-
patton from pain and escape from death
wholly to the wonderful power of
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
which was the remedy used.
"Myrecovery was so remarkable that
il attracted the attention of the entire
town of Holley, and n committee of