Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-01-24
A DANGEROUS AMBuSlADe.
Discovered Bar, ly in Time-.The
nIoSt Deceptive and Luring
of Modern Evils L raphlc-
ally ID, SC bed
(Surac,lse Journal J

NOR Originated II - lIupoSsiuie 10 Sny
but reporter Immediately sougl DR.
5. q. Martin. the gentleman in question
anu secured the following interview.
Nv hat abnut TINS rumOr, ID ,cior
that you ARE gong 10 make a publ,
statement OF some Important muiiersp'
Just about the same rs you will fiul
In all ruEiors -some truth some fiction,
l had contemplated making Il publica
ton of some remarkable tpi,odes thai
have occurred in my life, but have moi
completed it rs yet"
What Is The halure Of it may | Gu
quirep'
why, the fact that am a human
being Instead Of II spirit. | have pass.
ed through one of the most wonder
iui ordeals that perhaps ever occur.
red to any man. The first intima
non had OF 1t was several ears ago,
"hen began To feel chill,
1t night AMI restless after re-.
iring. Occasionally this would b.
varied 10y soreness of the muscles and
cramps in my arms and legs. thought.
AS most people would think. that il was
only cold and so paid Gs little attention
to it as possible. Shortly after this
noticed peculiar catarrhal trouble and
my throat also became imflamcd. A,
Il This were not variety enough | felt
sharp pains in my chest, and constan,
tendency to headache.
"Why didn't you take the matter in
hand and check it right where it wasp
"Why doesn't everybody do SOP
Simply because they think it is only
some trifling and passing disorder. These
troubles did not come all at once and |
thought 1t unmanly to heed them |
nave found. though, that every physical
neglect must be paid for and with
large interest. Men cannot draw drafts
on their constitution without honoriny
them sometime. These minor symp-
toms | have described, grew until the,
were giants of agony. became more
nervous; had a strange futteriDg OF tn,
heart, an inability to draw long breath
and an occasional numbness that was
terribly suggestive of paralysis. How /
could have been so blind as not to I'm
'"r~iand what this meant / cannot i'm
agine."
And did you do nothingp"
YES, Travelled In the spring of 1879
| went TO Kansas and orado, and
while in Denver, | was attack, d with "A
mysterious hehiorrhage Of the urlnar
organs and lost twerty pounds of flesh
in three weeks. One day after my re-
turn was taken with n terrible chill
and at once advanced TO very severe
attack Of pneumonia. My left lung soon
entirely filled with water aad my legs
and body becaple twice Their
natural size. l was obliged to sit up
right in bed for several weeks in the
midst of the severest agonN with my
arms over MY mead, aho Iii constant
rear of suffucation
"And did you still m Ike no attempt
to save YOURSELF"
Eyes, made frantic efforts. | tried
everything that seemed To offer the least
prospect oI relief. called council OF
doctors and had them make an exhaust.
i've chemical and microscopical exami-
nation of my condition. Five of the best
physicians OF Syracuse and several
from another city said must die!
IL seemed as though :heir assertion
was true FOR my feet became cold, IN,
mouth parched, my ewes wore fixed
CLASSY stare, my body was covered
with Geld, clammy death sweat, and
read my fate in the anxious expressions
of my family and friends"
"But the finale ?"
Came ut last My wife, aroused to
desperation, began to administer
remedy upon her own responsibility
and. while grew better very slowly, !
gained ground surely, until, In brief.
have no trace of the terrible Bright's
disease from which | was DIV ing, aud
am a perfectly well man. This MAY
sound like a romance, but 1t is true.
and my life, health and what am are
due To Warmers Safe Cure, which |
wish was known To and used by tn.
thousands who, | believe. are suffering
this minute rs | was originally. Does
not such an experience as this justify
me in making a public statementP"
ut certainly does. But then Bright's
disease is not u common complaint.
DOCTOR"
NOT common GA the contrary it
is one of the most common. The trouble
is, few people know they have it. Il has
so few marked symptoms until
its final stages that person
may have it for years, each year
getting more and more in its power and
rot suspect it. 1t is quite natural ]
should feel enthusiastic over this RENE
Nv while my wife is even more 81 than
| am. She knows of its being used
with surprising results by many ladies
for their own peculiar ailments, over
which it has singular power
The statement drawn out by the
above interview is amply confirmed by
very many of oGr most prominent citi
zens. among them being Judge Reigel
and Col. James s. Goodrich. of the
Times, while Gen. Dwight Ii. Bruce
and Rev. Prof. w. p. Coudington, ID. ID
give the remedy their heartiest endors
ment. In this age of wonders, surprs
ing things are quite common, but az
experience so unusual rs that If DIR
Martin and occurring here in our midst
may we'll ca Use Comment ard teach
lesson. II shows the necessity OF guard
ing the slightest approach OF physica
disorder. and by the means which ha
been proven the most reliable and ell
cient 1t shows the depth to which on
can sink and yet be rescued, and J
proves that few people need suffer
these truths are observed.