The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-12
A MALAREAL VICTIM.
Tho Trying Experience Of u ProIniucnI Minis
ter i'm the Tropics and nt the North.

scr III ana ut tue NOrtn.
To THE EDITOR:
The following circumstances, drawn from
my personal experience, are SO important
and really remarkable that have felt called
upon to make them public. Their truth can
he amply verified:
L. is 6 moved from Canton, st. Law, ence
county, y. Y, to Florida, which State | in
tended to mako my future residence. Ipur-
chased home on tho banks of the ST. Juhn's
river and settled down, rs ] thought, for
life. The summer following the first winter
was consc ols of most peculiar scnsot; ;ons,
which seemcd to be tie accompaniment of u
change Of climate. / felt u sinking at tie
rlt of the stomach, accompanied by
occasional di!Ziness and nausea. My
head achCd. My limbs puined mo and /
hnd an oppressive sense of WEAKNESS.
had thirst for acids anl my appetite was
weak and uncertain. My digestion was i'm
?nirCd and my food did not ussimlate, At
iirst l imagined it vas the effort of nature 10
become acclimuted, and so thought little
of Il. But my troubles increased until | be-
cNme restless and fovcrish, and tho physi-
cians Informed m1 was suffering from ma
tarial fever. Tn continued i'll spite Of all
;ho best physicians could do, and | krut
rowing steadily worse. In the year 1~S0
my physicians Informed mo Il chang"
OF climate was abEO.utCly ncCCSsury-thut |
could not survive another Summer in Il o
South. [ determined to return North, but
I o. TO the extreme portion. and 50 | took uD
Chic. Tie change did not work tho dCsir, q
euro and | again consulted ply .c.ans. !
found thcy were unable TO cHeCta pCrmu-
rent cure, and when tho extreme warm
so much worse that L gave up
Ill no, o. At that time l was suffering
terribly. How "; dly, only those can nppre-
ciatc who have ContI acted mnlarul disease in
would be q relief greater than any other
blessing. Bpt notwithstanding all this, am
happy to tate that | um 10 day Il perfectly
we'll and healthy man. How | caino to re
cover so remarkably can bo understood from
Tho following card voluntarily published by
me in the Soudusky (Ohio) RepuJticc,H,
entitled:
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.
EDrTons RETrGLICAN During my recent
visit TO Upper SuuduSky, 80 many inquiries
were made relative to what me Gicine or
course of treatment had brought such Il
marked change i'll my sy$tum, l iocl it to be
duo TO the prorrictOrS and to tho public to
state thnt Warmers Safo Kidney and Liver
Cure accomplished for me what other mCtli
cnes and physician; hnI failed to do The
Walarinl poii III which had wOrlo its way S }
thoroughly through my%ySt IN during my iiv G
Years residence in E.uriG2 had brought me
TO the, verge OF tho grave, and rhA ST
ciNES had pronounced Jay CEsr inrilrlblr:
3Ut thai is not TO bC NOnrrrcI nt. ns il WIS
undoubtedly ono OF tho wuist on record
ll"ugh BlOihCrS. Of your city, called my at
trntlon to tho nc h"tnc referred to, and in
'ucol me to try = roN bottles. So marked
vas tho Change after four W, e,i 5 triai that [
continued it, use. and nov. after three
months, the cure Ia complete. This j. not
V,ittcu for tho bcnolit OF Warner X Co.. but
ior the public, anI c-prcioily for any person
uOHhlcd with mnlaria or hilIo'S att ks"
such IS the statement | mudr. without So
hctatIOn, after my recovery, and such stand
hy at the present moment. Lam convinced
that Warmers Saio Cure i al i is claim cl to
lac and "s such deserves the gropt favor it
has rrcciv2'. \ Ar"mrdy which can cure tho
scNcrcSt caso Of tropical malaria OF five
years standing certainty cannot fail to cure
those minor maInrini troubles which are so
prevalent and yet 50 serious
ALFRED DAY,
Pastor Cnivcr@ulst Church.
NooDsTCCr. g.. Nay 10. 1858.