The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-26
THEY MADE A MISTAKE.
How 90 Insure Protection Against
Mistakes and Wrong Preseripttous

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How 90 Insure Protection Ara,,,,
Mistakes and WRONG Prescriptions.
fhe number of people in this world
who are basinR their entire action
aud shaping their whole lives upori
mistaken ideas, is almost innumera-
BILE. A wrong theory will destroy the
best-matLred and most carefully CON
Quoted scheme, aud Il will also ruin
the most earnest and sincere life.
The world is full of misanthropicp PEG.
pie who have become embitiered as
the result of mistaken ideas. They
crowded life with certain theories:
they based their entire action upon
them, and discovered too late that
they were wrong. All of which
proves the absolute importance of
shaping lifc upon proper basis.
But the principle eau be carried on
TO all the details of life. For years
the entire world believed in the the
orr that rheumatism was a slight
muscular disorder which could lie
removed by liberal rubbing with
liniments. Starting upon tho mis-
taken idea thousands Of unhappy suf-
ferers have endured intense agony
when they might have been relieved
and permanently cured because they
have used the wrong prescription.
Rheumatism Is a blood disease, and
there is only one way in which it eau
be successfully treated. That is by
going directly to the seat of the dis.
ease-which is the blood. A very
striking illustration OF the truth of
this theory is found in the following
statements:
TO the Editor-SIR:
CoNsTANTIA, N. Y, August 26,
1SS5.-Two years ago this next Octo-
Der, my baby was born, and while
convalescing | was taken suddenly
with what my physician said was
chill fever, accompanied by the most
terrific pain In the head, depriving
me Of sleep and rest and driving
me almost crazy. A short time
after this was attacked
with severe nose-bleed, which re-
lieved the pain in my head. The
fever with which was burning up
continued, however, aud rheumatism
developed in my hip, knees and feet,
the latter soon swelling so badly that
they would pit on pressure, the pain
In my joints being simply unendura-
BILE, aud necessitating the use of large
doses of anodynes. In this condition,
tortured with pain, Obliged to lie on
my back, and growing weaker and
weaker, finding no relief from lini-
ments, lotions, plasters and other ex.
ternal applications, to complicale mat
tiers an abscess formed on my hip, |
which broke, dischsrgiug large guam
titles of matter. | could not move |
hand or foot. My legs were being
gradually drawn out ofshape. had |
no rest, and got so that nothing could
be retained on my stomach, not even |
a teaspoonful of water. My body was
bloodless. ! was reduced |
TO a skeleton, ard had TO be lifted
very carefully from side to side of the |
bed, in order that 1t might be stirred |
up a little, and was SO weak and |
that had some kind of fit
or convulvulsion every time ! was
taken up. The doctor said he could /
do nothing more for me-that would |
not live week-and at this time,
though knew nothing of II myself,
all my people and the neighbors were
my death any time.
My sister, who was taking care of !
me, persuaded me to take some OF
Warmers Safe cure. She gave il TO
me in teaspoonful doses, which |
quieted my stomach, and which fol-
lowed up until about one.half the
bottle had been taken. My sister
then sent and got abottle of warmers
Safe Rheumatic Cure, believing thai
to be the special remedy my case re.
quired. The first dose | took eased
the pain, and that night l had the
first nights sleep since was taken
sick.
| entirely recovered of rheumatism,
abscess aud all troubles, and
now, thank heaven, it is
an easy task for me TO
walk from my home to the
village and back, a distance of four
miles, without fatigue or soreness.
have taken in all some nine or ten
bottles of Warmers Safe Rheumatic |
Cure, atd no other medicine. My |
cure is regarded by myself and all my |
whom it has excit-
ed great deal of attention-as moth
ing short of miracle.
MRS. EIMIRA CARR.
James A. Baker. merchant and post
of Constantia, n. V, being
duly sworn, deposes and says; That
he is well acquainted with Mrs. Ell
mira Carr, that he sold her Warmers
safe Rheumatic Cure, which she took
during her sickness, that he knows of
her being seriously i'll, and believes
every statement 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 18th day of August, 1885.
4. l.. SWEET,
N fl. ST. Notary Public.