Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-06-05
ALIBERAL OFFER.
Five Thousand Dollars to any Charita-
BILE Institution,
fit Cannot be Done as It is Stated

bAN AAASO4b0SAS%~t
If 1t Cannot be Done as It is Stated
Rochester, N. Y. Union and Advertiser.
Friends of Ex-P President Arthurare
very much disquieted. A
OF course he is not going to die!
He is in the hands ola very particular
physician.
His doctor does not call it Bright's
Disease! No, it is stomach disorder
that he is suffering from now, and
every few hours he takes a cold, and
from time to time many other symp-
toms are developed. These symp-
toms 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 a prominent one be-
cause the general is an eX-president;
and yet there are thousands of farm
ers quietly dying, in their farm
houses, of secondary symptoms of
Bright's Disease, called by every
other conceivable name; thousand of
workmen, likewise dying, leaving
helpless families; hundreds of thou
sands in all walks of life who have
sickened, and are likewise dying,
helpless victims of powerless physi-
clans. .er
Eight years ago very well known
gentleman was about to enter upon
large commercial transactions. His
medical adviser quietly dropped into
his Office one day and told his con-
fidential clerk that he would be dead
in three months, and that he ought
to settle up his business affairs at
once!
That man is alive and we'll to-day,
yet he was given up as incurable with
the same disease that is killing Gen
eral Arthur!
Our reporter met this gentleman
yesterday andsin conversation about
the Generals case, he said:
81 will give $1,000 to any charita-
cable institution in the state of New
"York, to be designated by the edi-
"tor of the New York World, the
"editor of the Buffalo NelCS and w. E.
"Kisselburgh of the Troy Times, if
"Warner's safe cure (taken according
ito my directions) which cured me
"eight years ago, cannot cure General
"Chester A. Arthur of Bright's dis
lease from which he is suffering"
"Now 1 want you to understand"
he said, "that we do not profess to
"make new kidneys, but we do know
"from personal experience and from
"the experience of many thousands
"of similar cases, that we can stop
"the consumption of the kidneys.
"Many man has gone through life
with one kidney without incon-
"venience. Thousands of people
"have lived a majority of their life
with one lung. They did not have
"a new lung made. We do not make
"new kidneys, but if the kidney is
mot consumed too much we can stop
"disease and prolong life if taken in
"time." ..
This offer comes from II. H. War
ner, proprietor of Warmers safe cure,
of this city.
Mr.. Warner also said, "My dear
"sir, there are governors, senators,
presidential candidates, members OF
congress, prominent men and wo.
"men all over the country whom ]
personally know have been cured
"of disease, such as General Arthur
"suffers from, by our Warmers safe
"cure, but owing to the circles in
(which they move they do not care
"to give public testimonial to the
"fact."
Mr.. Warner is interested in General
Arthur's case because he is personally
acquainted with him and he says
that it is a shame that any mar
should be allowed to die under thu
operation of old-fashioned powerful
cathartics, which have no curative
effects, rather than that modern
conceded specific for kidney disease
whose worth is acknowledged world
wide, should save him.
eff you doubt the efficacy of War
ner's safe cure" say the prOprietors
task your friends and neighbour
about it. This is asking but little
They can tell you all you want II
know"
owe have kent standing offer he