The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-07-17
A sIEGULAR BOOK
sc,ntirIatiug with Sarcasm ano 8rii-
Iiaut with Truth

C-heo J. q. Has Malaria = goes 70 fiorldA-
- II Overworked 3" g.-s 70 Euf'l''-
Chan III ' Has RheuTnstisfn. 3. goes % i-i1-
chan " Has q row with ms Dool-I-
The above chapters. Mr.. Editor hnd IN
a book recently published DJ an AhOh9
mons author have read zeal q
c.srn in my day but ] never Fea-d a"1
thing equal TO the sarcasm hei'iH
.sired I suspect the experience portray %
fs nersopsl one. in short the author IN
tin,ates a. much on page 81 Let me give
you a synopsis s.,
Malaria - ss II states, IS the cloak with
vvb,rb srDerhcial physicians cover up
multitude Of III fee aiugs which they 90 hot
; understand. and do not much care 70 ~
,.s,ieste II il also . cover FOR sueh ois-
/ eases as they cannot cure heh tle' a
4 wise their patient 70 travel OF thHt "e heL
/ o,-.r,,-ort el and needs rest and Is proha-
blvsuferinz from mslaria, D. = COM .
Of Ignorance OF OF inability ins Ial-e"S
I ,oes abroad. The change is tome ADO
I To-. time he feels better. Comes nome
I F-ictls annette. frequent headaches, severe
colds. cramps siceplessness, Hr4tAD--'
" tired feelings. and general uni'heSs =
o. business are succeeded IN due time y
alarming attacks Of rheumatism Whieh
fits about his body regardless Of Al hu
man feeling s-..,.
IN
in his Joints In8ammatory. my Low
he fears Il viii ~ 70 his heart 70" ~
. ne goes 70 the springs ne TO- = = - :.
~ rbe-e OF cour.e q get well Al lne
same time he does not IealL1 "4--- "
die on his hands
better for a few days Returns Aftei
\, T-6fIe neuralgia transdSes him hs
b1osts cannot breathe hss pneuiIol5s "a
cannot walk cannot sieep on hls !sLt -
is frstful very nervous . aho u lt.51i. -
= - - p o
levers everything about him seems 70 =
wrong becomes suspicious mnstefs
strength AID demands TO know what
G;r.at heaven ~ he cries. why hav'
you kept me 50 long ia ignorance
! '' Because" said the doctor. TeeS
I vour fate i've years ago, thought Des
70 keep you comfortable and Ignorant Q
the facts. y - -.
/ His fortune has al gone for fees
f Pt1t him what becomes OF him
The other day q well known Wall Stree
I banker said u me " u Is really RstoIllsl p ~
[ how general bright'E disease Is becoming
Two OF my personal friends are now cy
ing OF it. But IL Is not incuraDie i At
certain. for my nephew was recently cure
when bis PHYSICIANS SAID recovery Wa
irnDossi BILE The case seems to me 70 be
e wonderful one " This gentleman fornerl
q represented his government IN iorslS 3
. cIzres the value OF that preparation. b'
cause his nephew, who - son
Danish Nice-Cousul schmidt, WAS pT'
nounced incurable when the remedy
Warmers safe cure, was begun
Yes " said his father, Il was very HEel
! tical but since taking that remedy u
Y boy Is well"
e Iregret TO note that -Presidsnt Arth Z
e 81 said TO be 4 victim Of this terrib
J. disease. He ought 70 live but u
probabilities are that since authorize
remedies cannot cure him, his physician
viii not sd wise him 70 save his lie, Hs
many thousands have done, BY the use
,e warmers safe cure which Gen Christie
: : sen At DreIel. Morgan s. Cos, told me
: regarded as q wonderful remedy
AZ Well l suspect the hero Of the boc
Re cured himself by the same means II
be internal evidence points very strongly
~ this conclusion.
y I cannot close my notice Of this box
n better than by quoting his advice 70 :
In readers;
So "If my friend, you have such an E
ne perfence as I have portrayed, do not p
py your trust in ph hySicians TO the eIclusi
n Of other remedial agencies They have
OF monopoly over disease and / personal
IL IL know that many of them are 30 We
s5 conscientious that they would far pref
n that their patients should 90 70 HsaV
&c direct from their powerless hands III
that they should be saved TO earth By Z
use Of any unauthorized means"
And that the authors condemnation
TOO true how many thousands dupec, a.
yet rescued, as he was. can personally =
dfy f-NstC York Correspondence A me
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