The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

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and aefife nnd feii that eotfa nee1fipltsn
MI IN ~ sssasIem ihal / attempted touJ
4 los which lonr men found u lmpoasihis
h in0ya. sufeeeded IN placing % The
wagon, but W two minutes ffom that WINS
was unconscious aud remained 20 Tor
hours and when recovered epnaelpaaness
vamlted 4 large quantity of blood. FROM
that dat began ~ grow weak u Hickifs
believed that bad sunsfsd some Internal
Injury and Experienced q general debility
which seemed similar 10 the effects pro.
duced by malaria. My back was very
weak 1 had no appetite, and At time.
loathed food Ny iips were pnfched and
cracked. Ny head leIt A. though, u we're
entirely open at the top aud ~ painsl me
on the side Intensely. In SIX weeks tinhe
had fallen away from 9s pound. 70 less
than 40. was In a most wretched condis
lion, was completely discouraged
"what did the doctors say about you'll"
"Almost everything, lconsulted no less
than six different physicians. They al
treated mo aud none did me any good. AZ
that time | was suffering intensely. ] could
not sit upright but was obliged TO rest In .
cramped, uneasy position. was com.
PEELED 10 urinnte every five minutes nnd ]
passed over three quarts every day. i was
not living, | was existing.
"One nlght(how well remember ~ my
wife had put the children oil In bed when
the feeling rnme over inc that | should live
but a very short time. NY wife and
talked matters all over and gave the mi
nutest directions as 10 what she should do
after was gone. was not IN 4 nighty
condition BY any means, for the doctor, on
leaving town the day following, babe me
goodbye, saying he never expected to SEQ
me again, for | was suffering with Bright's
disease Of the kidneys In Its last stages.
Within the next few days more than TWEEN
~ friends came 10 bid me goodbye.
Among the number was DIR. John L. Clark.
lie asked mo what | had used In the way
of medicines. | told him. He then recon,
mended a remedy Of which | had heard
much, but about which ! vas very skoptic'
al. II faith were an element OF power II
certainly was lacking m my case"
And so you did not try ity"
"On the contrary, ! did try II, and TO my
surprise IL seemed TO go to Just tho spot,
Indeed, II was tho most palatable thing
had taken into my mouth for months.
relished IT,"
"And did Il cure your
"Do / look as II II didiv
"Yes, indeed. What was III"
Warmers Safe Curo.n
"a proprietary medicinel"
"Of course. What OF that? ] suppose
ono had as great a prejudice against nd
vertised medicines as any could have
When ! was studying medicine at AM
Afbor, Michigan, l used % vow with TIL
rest OF the class that we would fight al
such remedies at all times. When q mar
comes down TO the last hour, however, ant
bids his wife and friends goodbye, sucl
bigoted p~rejudices as these all vanish,
a assure you, and any remedy that car
cure Is gladly welcomed"
And how have you been since theni"
"As well-or better, than before"
"Do you still exert your strengthT
Certainly. But | do not orer-sxert, a
formerly. My strength IL increasing ever
day, and my health " number one. Iknov
that my life was saved by Warmers SAT-
Cure, aud | believe II Is the best medicin'
that was ever compounded by any chemis
or physlcian. lam willingthe doctors SHOULD
sneer at mo for such a statement II they
choose, but | have proven It's truth, and an
prepared to stand by IT,"
The above experience should be OF grea
value TO nll who are suffering. II show
the deceptive nature of this terrible mala
dy; that all symptoms arc common to
and that there Is but ono way by which
can be absolutely avoided.