National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-26
MODERN WONDERS.
They Seem TO Never Cause.-The Unusual
Experience OF Certain Prominent Brook
Iurn, IlnnfIna.

Iyn Parties.
Brooklyn Times
In this age of wonderful inventions one Is
prepared for almost any marvellous discovery
or statement and yet actual facts come to
light occasionally which are so remarkable
as to almost raise doubts concerning them.
An apt illustration of this was lately found
by representative of this paper, and is for
the first time made public
Mr.. Robert Graham, residing at No. n
Penn street, is an old resident Of Brooklyn,
and Is well known to most of its older iami-
lies. His high character and standing as
Christian gentleman entitlo him to the great
est confidence aud consideration, and place
all his statements above the power of ques-
ton. He is in the enjoyment of perfect
vigor now, but what his experience formerly
was can best be described in his own words.
He said 10 representative Of this papers
Something over six years ago become
troubled with q most serious urinary diff
Guilty which inilamed my bladder and ada
cont organs to such an extent as to cause me
most intense agony. ! consulted DIR. o. Ii.
Smith, who pronounced 1t a case OF spasmodic
structure, as did also his son, DIR. L. p. Smith.
| underwent treatment and various opera
tions at their hands, but became no better,
and finally was Informed that they could do
mourning uOTB lOT lubs bucu COHbulbOu LIZ
L. n. Otis professor of the College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons, New York, who treated
me and also gave q lecture on my case before
the students of the college. | received no re-
lief however, and next called on DIR. Doty,
of the New York Homeopathic College. Ho
also failed to relieve or help me, and there
fore visited DIR. VanBuren, Of Bellevue hos
pital. All these physicians, with one accord,
stated they could do nothing for me. At that
time was in the greatest Imaginable agony.
The pain was not only excruciating, but con-
slant, and my desire to void the fluid never
left me for moment. l longed for death, but
it seemed impossible. In my despair began
the use of various remedies which had Dcen
advertised as beneficial for such troubles, but
mono of them gave mo even temporary relief.
At this critical period a gentleman informed
me that an intimate friend had been cured by
a remedy of which ! had heard much, but
knew little. / commenced its use without
much faith, but to my great joy 1t began to
relieve the pain and continued to benefit me.
until now / am entirely cured, have no pain
whatever, and feel as we'll as i ever did in my
life. The remedy which cured me was War
ner's Safe Cure, and / can most cordially rec
ommend it to all sufferers from any form Of
kidney, liver, or urinary difficulty"
DIR. Il. p. Smith, first referred to in this ar
ticle, was found by the man of news at his
pleasant residence, corner Of Nostrand avenue
and Hancock street. He is a large, robust
man, splendid specimen Of manly vigor,
and fitting representative of the profession
he follows.
"Yes" he said to the inquiry made, 81
treated Mr.. Graham for nearly six months
and can assure you he suffered as few men
over do suffer. | tried all the established
treatments, and, in fact everything / could
think of, but they were all Intellectual. Al
last told him / could do nothing more, and
] 4 L., al lad
my surprise upon meeting him upon the
street one day and learning of his complete
cure. / asked him about it, and he told mo il
was by means of Warmers Safe Cure. ] was
of course, glad to learn of it, and as q result
investigated the remedy of which he spoke
] found it perfectly harmless. and yet evi
IDENTIFY very efficient in certain cases. 1t hap
pened that had very unusual case on hant
at that time, it being no less than that of car
diac dropsy resulting from valvular diseas,
of the heart. The patient was 80 badly of
that his limbs, up to his waist. had burst, anc
he was in a most pitiabe condition. l begar
to administer Warmers Safe Cure, and wa
amazed to find the swelling decreasing.
continued it's use until his limbs were wholly
reduced in size and he upon the road to re
covery."
"You consider it a valuable medicine then
do you not, doctorP
"Why, certainly. Any medicine that vii
accomplish such results is valuable is it moi?
Then you do not have the prejudices ottel
found in your profession
~ have no prejudices whatever. TIL
medicine that will cure my patients is tn
remedy desire, no matter what it is"
Such statements, and from parties E
prominent, require no comment, but show tn
Importance Of carefully guarding the health
and by that means which has been prove
the hest, most efficient, and reliable of an
known to the modern scientific world.