Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-06-01
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Rochestcr, N. Y, Union and advertiser.
Friends of Ex-Prcsdent Arthur are very
much disquieted
OF course he is not going to die He is in
the hands of a very particular physician.
Ills doctor does not call ii Brghts Disease
NO IL Is stomach disorder that he is suffering
IRON now, and every few hours he takes "A
cold, and from time to time many other
symptoms are developed These symptoms
the public should know are really secondary
to Bright's Disease.
His physicians say that everything that
medical skill can do for him is being done.
This is not so
This case is Il prominent one because the
general is an eX-prcsdent and yet there are
thousands of farmers quietly dying, in their
farm houses, of secondary symptoms of
Bright's Disease, called by every other con-
cevablc name thousands of workmcn, like
wise dying, leaving helpless families hum
ufcds OF thousands IN all walks of life who
have sickcncd, and are likewise dying, help
less victims OF powerless physicians.
Eight years ago a very wen known gentle
man was about to enter upon large O., MINER
cial transactions. His medical adviser quietly
dropped INTO his Office one day and tOld his
confidential clerk thar he would bc dead in
three months, and that he ought to settle up
ms business affairs at once,
That man is alive ana well to-day. vet he
was given up as incurabic with the same dis
eur reporter met this gentlemen yesterday
he said
81 will give $500 to any charitable lustitu-
ZION IN the state of New York, 10 bc dcsig-
mated by the editor of the New York World,
me editor OF the Buffalo Ncrs and W. T..
hlsselburgh of the Troy Times, if Warmers
saie cure II ken according to my directions
winch cured me eight year, ago, cannot
cure General Chester y. Arthur f Bripht's
/ 'discasc IRON which he is suffering"
Nov want you to uuderstand,' he said.
that we 90 not profess to make new kidneys,
but we do know from personal experience
and from the experience OF many thousands
ot similar cases that We can stop the con-
sumption of the kidneys Many a man has
gone through life with one kidney without
inconvenience. Thousands of people have
lived majority Of their lfc with one lung.
ddhcy ana not have "A new ung made. We
40 not make new kidneys, but ii the kidney
j. not consumed too much We can stop dis
'G@ "a ana prolong life if taken N time"
pfWtor on w ulucrs sale cure. of Tins city.
Mr. Warner also said, My dear slr, there
ARE governors, senators, presidential candi-
dates, members of congress, prominent men
anu women all over the country whom per-
"sunHlIy know have been cured OF disease.
such as General Arthur suffers from, 10y our
~" arntr ,atc cure, tut OWING to inc circ es
I'm whlt they move they do not care 10 rive
public testimonial 10 the fact"
'r. Warner is Interested IN General Ar
thurs case because ne is personally ucJuaint-
Cd with nm and he says that It is shame
mat any man should he allowed - die under
cuthartics, which have no curative effects
rather than that II modern. conceded specific
Tor kidney disease whose worth Is ucknowl-
edged worldly Idle. should save him.
III YOU doubt the efficacy OF Warmers safe
cure say the prppric. urS, ask YOU friends
and noighboIs about it. This is asking but
ntilc. They can tell You all YOU want to
know"
We have kept standing offer before the
publlc Tor Tour Years. says Nr. Warner,
THAT we will give Sj,UUOto any person who
can successfully dispute the -cn.i ucncs-. 50
FAR as we know, of the testimonials we pub
l-h, and none have done It,"
Were General Arthura poor man. unable
to hc lett in the hands of ms ply II lau." he
would use that grcat remedy. as many thOus-
ands of others have done, ana get well. How
absurd then tor cOplc to say that eve. Xthing
hat can hc done l. being done for the cX-
president, when the one successful remedy in
the world thar has cured. or that g u cure Il
case like his, has not been used 10y them.