Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-11
CYRUS W. FIELD, in
OUT OF THE DEPTHS.
Our Correspondents Researches and q
Remarkable Occurrence He Describes.

ST. ALRANs VT, Jan 10. 1884
Aessrs Editors: The upper portion Of Vermont Is one
OF the pleasantes regions in America during the
er and one Of the bsakes during the winter It affords
ample opportunity for the tourists. providing he
chooses the proper but the present time Is not
that season Still there men and woman be . who
not only endure the climate praise it unstintnsly
and too In the face Of physical hsrdshps ths
intense The writer heard Of . striking tlustra-
ton Of this few days since which Is given
herewith:
Mr. Joseph Jacques IL connected with the Vermont
Central railroad in the capacity Of master He
well advanced in years, with q ruddy complexion
hale appearance while his general bearing such
instantly impress with his strict honor md iltag
r1ty several years ago he became afflicted with most
distressing troubles which prevented ths prosecution
OF bis duttes He was lansuid and yet restless while at
times dzdness would come him which scanned
almost binding His viii power strong. and he Dc
tem1ned not to give way to the mysterious influence
which seemed undermining his Life But the pain and
annoying symptoms stronger than his will and hs
Kept growing gradually worse. About that time hs
began to notice difficulty in drawing his boots and
1t was by the greatest effort that he able his
feet into them In this weeks passed BY
until finally neht while IN great agony hs discov
cred that his feet had in short Wills swollen to
nous proportions The balance Of the narrative ean
best be described in bis own words. He said:
when my wife discovered the fact that was 10
oioated she sent for the doctor Immediately He made
most careful Examination and pronounced me in .
very serious condition. Notwithstanding his care
grew worse and the swelling Of my feet gradually
tended upward liz my body The top OF my head panied
me terribly; indeed badly that at times scanned
almost If would burst Ny painfully cold
and even when surrounded with hot aannels and irons
felt as stroug wind were blowing than Next nv
right leg became parayzed This gave pain but it
was exceedingly annoying About this time began to
spit boed most freely. although my lungs were in
perfect condition. Ind knew it did not come from
the- My physicians careful and uutiying in THAR
attentions, but unable to relieve Lay suaertngs Nv
neighborS and friends thought was diving and many
called to fully twenty-five ON single Sunday
that now recall At last my agony seemed to cu2i
nate Ii the most ntsnSs sharp pains have K own
or heard Of rcd hot knives the highest
desres had been run through NY body constantly they
could Lot he vs hurt worse would spring Up in
bed sometimes as much ~ three ct. cry out IN my
alony, and long for death ono night the nsayy was
so intense that arose and attempted 20 The
room but was unable to lit swollen feet
Little threshold that 0bsructed them fell upon
the bed and gaspsd IL but felt unable
breathe. 1t sssmed like death
Several years ses Rev DR. J T. Rankin now of
Washlnfon was stationed here pastor the Copgr
gational church Wsall admired and r,4pscted him and
my wife remembered seeilx VIII re that he had
spoken in the highest terms of preparation which had
cured some of hs Intrinsic friends We deterniDed to
try this remedy. accordingly FOR it, and to make
long story short 1t completely restored my health,
brought me back from the and all have IN
the Of health and strength to Warmers Safe Cure
better known Warmers s4fs Kidney and Liver Cure
ain positive that il had taken this medicine when
felt the FIRST symptoms above described might have
avoided all the agony aferward endured to moth
Ing Of the narrow escape lad from DEATH
In order that all possible facts bearing upon thu sub
Jet might be known, called DR.. Oscar Fassstt
who for nineteen years United States Examining
Surgeon. and who attended Mr. Jacques duru. sick
He stated that Ar jacques had pronounced
OF AbuIuinuria BI1ySk disease Of The kidneys
That an anayss showed the presence If album. and
casts in great abundance and that lie in dton
where few if any His recovery was due to
Warmers Safe Cur.
Mr.. John W. Hobart GanAral Manager Of the Vermont
Central railroad stated that Nj jacques the
best and most faithful of his employees that his sickness
had been an exceedingly AID thu son-
pany were not only gzd to agan have his service but
grateful to the Sy that bad cured valuable
Mr. James u. foss axSist.ot supafiltsud 1T and
ter mechanic of the Vermont Central railroad is also
able to coufirm tlis
do not claim to lie great dseeverar. bat do .Lpk
have found in the above most kab,s and
knowins the unusual increase Of E-ishs di.saSs fel
that the public shuu hive tie beua1s it 1.
to remedy AZ itch Ia I'll lxs,
stages oVJAt to Go Nel nos t.. the hrs; ~
this deccl tive yet terrible trouble FB
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