West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-02-01
"ur correspondents Researches ana n
remarkable Occurrence Ho Describes.

81. ALBANs, Vt, Jan. TO- 1884.
MeSSrS. EdttOTS: The upper portion of
Vermont is one OF the plcasantcst regions
III America during the summer and ono of
Cne Dleakest during the winter. 1t affords
ample opportunity Tor tho tourist, provid-
ing he chooses the proper season, but the
present tlne IS not that season. Still there
are men and women hero who not only en-
uuIe 'Le climate, but praise il unstintinp.
~ ana that, too, in the fncs Of phvsirai
hnId 3hlls the most intense. The writer
neaTd OF "a striking llystraticn Oftlis "A few
Gays since which is given herewith:
- DIR. Joseph Jacques is connected with tho
No,nShl Central railroad in the capacity
Oh DIasLer Mason. He is well advanced in
So"Is, WIN ruddy complexion and hale
appearance, while hi, general bearing is
such 10 to instantly impress enc with his
nhiCy uohcr and an, ogrity. Several wears
ago no became afflicted with most distress
ing troubles, which prevented the prosecu.
non OF his duties. He was languid, and
yeV restless, while a. times a dizziness
would come over him which seemed almost
nI'h"!hg His will power was strong, ana
ne ut teInlned not to give way to tho Lnys-
tt'Ious inHuenct which seemed undCrInin-
ing MS life. But the pain aud aunovinc,
Sy'uP'onH were stronger than his Will, and
nc kept growing gradually worse. About
thdV lllho ne BEGAN TO no ice "a difficulty in
drawing on his boots, and II was bv' tho
greatest effort that he was able TO force nj.
rect mt them. In thi, manner several
weeks passed by, until finally one night.
Mnlie IN great agony, he discovered that
ms feet had, in short while swollen To
enormous proportions. Tic balance of tI,e
narrative can best be described in his own
words. He said
W hen my wife discovered the fact that
l was so bluated, she sent ion. tho doctor.
Immediately. He made most careful ~.
ANIMATION and pronounced me i'm n very
serious condition. Notwithstanding his
cure, grew worse, aud the swelling OF nv
iieeI GRADUALLY extended upward i'm my
D3uy' Inc top OF my head panied me ter
IlIgyi indeed, so badly that at times IL
seemed almost rs if IL would burst Nv
Ieet were painfully cold, aud even ,yhr1
surrounded with hot fannels and irons felt
as IL strong wind were blowing on them.
NeNt my right leg became paralyzrd. This
B"'e me no pain, but ~ wa exceedingly
annoying About this time began to spit
nloou most freely, although my lungs were
III perfect condition, aud knew IL did not
come from th, IN. My y ysiCians were
careful aud untning IN their attentions.
Dut unable To relieve nv suffer.
ngs. Ny neighhors and friends thought |
H4S uyinE aud many called TO sec me,
lully twenty-five on a single Sunday TINT
now recall At last my agony seemed TO
IuiHlhate IN The most in cnsc, sharp pains
! nave ever known or heard or IL rcd hot
KNIVES sharpencd go the highest de cree
had been run through my body constantly
tuey could not havo hurt me worse. /
would spring up in bed, sometimes as
much n three feet, CRY ont i'm my agony
anu long Tor death. One night tic misery
was 50 intense that / arose and attempted
10 90 INTO the next room, but was unable
70 ms my swollen feet above tho lftfo
ihr shoid that INSTRUCTED them.
I'll back upon tho b n and paepoI
n my .sgony,, but felt unnI.s evcn
10 breathe. II sc med like death.
"Scvc.G al years nso Rcv. Dr. r. T.. Kan.
KIN now Of Washington. was stationed
1 9, as pastor Of the Congregational
HlIh' ana my vito rem mbcrcd seeing
somewhere that hc Ind spoken in tho hicn.
''t terms of preparation which had cured
some ~ hfs intimate friends. We de.
iermiurd TO try this remedy, accordingly
cent Tor if, and, % make r. long story
short, it completely restored my renIt6.
Drought mo back from tho grave. and I
owe all have joe Doe way " health mud
Strength 10 Warner Sufs Cure, Ic. .rr
known as W. 1rnc'- safe Eiiuo- and Iiv.
OF Cure. / am %. sifIve that N rini takct
lhIs medicine when felt tho first svmp.
tom. above described, ! might have avoid.
ca OIL irc agony / aftcIward endured. 10
say u2. hing Of tic narrow escape / hh
from death"
l1 order that all possible facte Ioari,g
upon We ubjcct might ho known, ! called
on Dr. '.cgr r. Fuasr't, who yrns for ripo.
Teen years United Statos Fxamiuiug Sur.
Efon and who attended SIR Jacques du ing
a., '.f.'.. Ai' r.HIHI .NN' Mt. IHguune
h1d 70 most pronounced case of AlLurniu.
niih on brlThpa disease of tho kidneys.
limit an analysis .horod 'he preserc, oil
o .IIuon and casts FOO great abundance md
mot he was Boo % condition where few. if
any, ever recover. Ii's recovery was due
~ Ngrucr'- Safe Cure.
Mr. John vs. Hobart, General Managnr
or t'n Vermont Central Railroad. stated
t.al Mr jacques was ono OF tHa b.st aud
W faithful Of bis ompIovcs. hat bis
sickness hnd boon au exceedingly severe
one aHd t.o company were no. only eIad
% again nave bis services, luf grateful To
iN' remedy tue. had cured 500 valuable "a
mon.
Mr Jams 10. Foea, Assistant sppcrin.
tcndent and Master Mechanic of Mt Vor.
mont Contra. Railroad, Us abs, able 20 con
do NOT claim ,boo great % saoycrer. but
j h1 I.Nk J have found in ,he above re- iu sc
.nHI kHN." .a.e Hld kuowins fhc unusual
MerruH' Di krigb's disca feel that Tho
public nDud have tho LoleH. OF DO. H
ms To- iun remedy that can accomplish
hl much iu '.r last stages ought 90 doryru
more Tor tuc hrt approach Of This dccrp.
1--WE set terrible trouble f. y.