Daily Republican., 1885-11-21

How 20 Ensure Protection Against
Mistakes and Wrong PrescrIp.

tiOns.
The number of people in this world
who are basinR their entire action and
shaping their whole lives upon mistak.
en- ideas, il almost innumerable. A
wrong theory will destroy the best
natured and most care fully conducted
scheme, and II will also ruin the most
earnest and sincere lite. The world is
full Of misapthropic people who have
become embittered AZ the result OF mis-
taken 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 life upon proper basis.
But the principle can be carried to all
| the details of life. For years the entire
world believed in the theory that
rheumatism was a slight muscular dis.
order which could be removed by a
liberal rubbing with liniments. Start.
ing upon this mistaken idea thousands
of unhappy sufferers have endured
intense agony when they might have
been relieved and permanently cured
because they have used the wrong pre-
isoriptiop. Rheumatism Is a. blood dis
ease, and there is only one way in
which 1t can be sue ,essfully treated.
That is by going directly to'the seat of
the disease-which is the blood. A
very striking illustration of the truth
OF this theory is found in tbs following
statement
To THE EpIToR-SIR:
CoNsTANTIA, N. Y, August 26, 1855.
| Two years ago this next October my
baby was born, and while convalescing
l was taken suddenly with what my
physician said was chill fever, accom.
panied by the most terrific pain in the
head, deprlving me of sleep and rest
and driving me almost crazy.
| A short time after this l was attacked
with severe nose. bleed, which reliev-
ed the pain In my head. The fever
with which was burning up continu.
cd, however, and rheumatism develop
ed ia my hip, knees and feet, the
latter soon swelling 30 badly thai
ithey would pit on pressure. the pain In
my Joints being simply unendurable
and necessitat the use of large doses
LOT anodynes. In this condition, tortur
ed nth pain, obliged to lie on my back
land gro,1-inl weaker and weaker, find
ling no relief .s-am liniments, lotions
plasters and other externa. anplicstions
TO oomplioate matters an abscess formec
lon my hip, which broke, discharRins
ilarRe quantities of matter. i could mo-
imove hand or foot, My legs were being
lgradually drawn out OF shape. l hac
no rest, and got so that nothing coaIs
he retained on my stomach, not even 9
teaspoontui of water. My body wa.
apparently bloodless. | was reduced u
| y skeleton, and had to be lifted very
loarefully from side to side of the bsd
In order that 1t might be stirred up 8
little, and was 30 weak and famished
that had some kind Of fit OF convul
isior every time was taken up The
doctor said he could do nothing NOR,
for me-ths:.I would net live week
and at this time, though [ knew moth
ing of 1t myself, all my people and tn,
neighbors were expecting my death q
ANY time.
My sister, who was taking care o
} Inc, persuaded me to take some o.
Warmers safe cure. Sac gave it tx
me In teaspoonful doses, which quieted
my stomach, and which l followed ur
until about one half of the tettle had
been taken. My sister then sent and
Igot bottle OF Warmers Safe Eaeursia
tic Care, believing that to bs tht
Especial remedy my case required. NE
) first dose ! took eased the pain, anC
that night had the first nights sleeE
since | was taken sick.
i | entirely recovered Of rheumatism
absoess and all troubles, and ow THANK
iheaven. IL Is an easy task for me u
walk (from my home to the village and
back distance Of four miles, without
fatigue or soreness. l have taken IL
all some nine or teu bottles of Warner,
{ Safe Rheumatic Cure, and no othel
nedioine. Ny cure Ia regarded by my
: self aud all M nei9hbors-amone
whom it has excited great deal o
atteption-as nothing short of q mira
5 Gle. MRS. ELMIRA CARR.
James A Baker, merchant and Post
master, OF Constantis, n. Y, being
; lduly swoSn, deposes and says: That h,
is we'll aagnainted with Mrs. Elmir;
Carr, that he sold her Warmers SAFE
Rheumatic Cure, which she took durini
her sickness, that he knows of her beinI
, seriously Ill, and believes every state
ment which she makes in regard to he
case, and the means by which sh,
recovered. JAMES A. BAK Err.
Sworn TO aud subscribed before III
this 26th day of August, 1898.
T. l.. SWEET,
/ LIS Notary Public.
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