The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-20
nrnEY MADE a MIsrAKE.o
How to Ensure Protection Against Mistake
and WrunE Prescriptions.

ahd WruBG Prescriptions.
The number Of people in this world who
are basiug their entire action and shaping
their whole lives upon mistaken ideas, is
almost innumerable. A wrong theory
will destroy the best matured and most
carefully conducted scheme, and 1t will
also ruin the most earnest and sincere life.
! The world is full Of miRanthropic people
who have become embittersd as he result
of mistaken ideas. They crowded life with
certain theories, they based their entire
act ON upon them and discovered ton
late that they were wrong. All OF
which proves the absolute Importance
OF shaping life upon proper basis. =,
Bat the principle can he carried to all
the details OF life. For years the entire
world believed in the theory that rheuma-
tisni was slight muscular disorder which
could be removed by liberal rubbing
with liniments. arting upon this mis-
taken idea thousands oil unhappy sufferers
have endured intense 6gony when they
might have been relieved and permanent
" cured because they have used the
wrong prescription. rheumatism is
blood disease, aud there is only one way
in which it eau be successfully treated.
That Ia by goirg directly to the. seat OF the
disease-Thich is the blood. A very
striking illustration OF the truth Of this
theory is found III the following state.
ment:
10 Tie Editor-SIE:
CoSsrASrIA, N. Y, August GO, 1885,
Two years ago this next October my baby
was born, and while convslescing l was
taken suddenly with what my physician
said was chill fever, accompanied by the
most terrific pain in the heal, depriytng
me OF sleep and rest and driving ME almost
crazy.
A short time after this was attacked
with severe nose-blecd, which relieved
the pain in my head. The fever with
which was bIrning up continued, how.
ever, and rheumatism Developed iu my
hip, knees and feet, the latter soon awell-
Ing 80 badly that they would pit on pres
sure, the pain in my jn!nts being simply
uncomfortable, Al d ne ces8i;ating tho use Of
large doses cf anodynes. Ia this con-
dition, tortured with pain, obliged to lie
on my back, and growing weaker and
weaker, finding no relief from liniments,
lotions, p!asteis and other external
applications, II cOmplicate matters an
sbscess formed on my hip, which
broke, discharging large quantities Of
matter. could not move hand or foot
My legs were being gradually drawn out
OF shape. had no rest, and got 80 that
nothing could be retained on my stomach,
not even teaspoonful OF water. My
body was apparently blooiless. | was re.
duced 10 skeleton, and had to be lifted |
very carefully from side to side Of the
bed, in order that It might be stirred up o
little, and was SO weak and ianished that
uad some kind OF Ct or convulsion every
time was taken up. The doctor said he
could do nothing more for me-that
would not live a week, and at this time,
though | knew nothing of it myself, all
my people and tho neighbors were expect
ing my death at any time.
Ny sister, who was taking care OF me,
persuaded me to take SONS OF Warmers
safe cure. she gave it, to me in teaspoon.
ul doses. which quoted my stomach, and
which followed up until about one.hali
ii the bottle had been taken. My sister
then sent and got bottle OF Warmers
Safe Rheumatic Cure, believing that
to be the special remedy my case re
ouired, The first do'e tonk eased the
pain, and that night bad the frat nights
s.eep since | was taken sick.
! entirely recovered of rheumatism, alb.
sceas and all troubles, and now, thank
heaven, 1t is an easy taSk for me to walk
iron my home TO tho village and back)
distance OF four miles, without fatigue or
soreness. Ihave take in all some nlne or
ten bottles OF Warmers Safe Rheumatic
Cure, and no other medicine. My cure is
regarded by myself and all my neighbors
among whom it has excited great deal
Of atteptlon-as nothing short Of q miracle.
Mis-. ELN1RA CARR,
James A. Baker, merchant and Post.
master, OF Constantia, N. Y, being duly
sworn, deposes and says: That he is well
acquainted with Mrs. Elmira Carr, thathe
sold her Warmers Safe Rheumatic Cure,
which she took during her sickness, thai
he knows OF her being seriously Ill, and
believes every state Dent which she makes
in regard TO her case, and the means by
which she recovered.
JAMES A. BAKER.
sworn TO and subscribed before me- this
2e.h day OF August, 1885. T. L. SWEET,
IL. 81 Notary Public.