The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-07-13
A LIBERAL OFFER.
FIVE DOLLARS TO ANY
CHARITABLE INSTITUTION.
Ifit Cannot be Done a. 1t {. Stated.

Eochesfer. n. r., linton and advertiser,
much disquieted.
VI course he is not going to diel- He is in
'he nanus or q very particular physician.
His doctor does not call it Brirht's Disease
NO, IL Is stomach disorder that he il suffering
IRON now, and every few hours he takes {
s0 and from time to time many Other
synPtoinS are developed. These symptoms
the public should know are really secondary
to Bright's Disease.
his physicians say that everything that
"'e9icai skill can do for him Is being done.
This is not SO!
inns case isl prominent one because the
General Is an ex-President: aud yet there are
thousands OF farmers quietly dying, in their
IpaLni houses, of secondary symptoms OF
brlghts Disease, called by every other con-
celvable name; thousands of workmen, like
wise dying, leaving helpless families; hun
areds OF thousands in all walks of life who
ave slckened. and are likewise dying, help
less victims OF powerless physicians.
tl8ht years ago a very well known gentle
I.ou was ABOUT to enter upon large CONNER
cial transactions. His medical adviser quietly
c e1oRf95en INC o1 MS u office one day and told his
tnree months, and that he ought to settle up
his bushes affairs at once!
mar man IS alive and well to-day, yet he
was gwen up as incurable with the same dis
case that Is killing General Arthur
Our reporter met this gentleman Yesterday
he said:
..s I'll viii give $500 to any charitable in
designated by tho editor Of the New YorE
"Wortd. the editor Of the Buffalo Mans, and
IVY. T.. kisselburgh, of the Troy Times. if
warner safe cure ttakcu according to my
d1rections) which cured me eight years ago.
cannot cure General Chester A. Arthur OF
'brights disease from which he is suffering"
NOV l want you to understand. - he said.
.tnat we DO not profess to make new kidneys
..a ouS We 90 Know from personal experience
oi similar cases; that We can stop the con-
sumption Of the kidneys Many a man has
,".ggone through life with one kidney without
Lived amajority Of their life with one lung.
:jhey dld not have a new lung made. We
30 not make new kidneys. but If the kidney
Is not consumed too much we can stop dis
ease ana prolong life if taken in time.
Ihls offer comes from H. H. Warmer.
:ity. "e Ills
Mr.. Warner also said: my dear sir, there
are governors. senator's, presidential candi-
dates, members of congress, prominent men
ana women all over the country whom I
personally know have been cured Of disease.
such as General Arthur suffers from. by our
w arner's safe cure, but owing to the circles
give public testimonial to the fact"
mr.. Warner is interested in General Ar
thurs case because he is personally ac-
analnted with him, and he says that 1t is a
!hame that any man should Be allowed to
die under the operation of old-fashioned
powerful cathartics, which nave no curative
efects, rather than that a MODERN, conceded
specific for kidney disease. whose worth is
Icknow.edged worldwide. should save him.
cure, say the proprietors. TASK YOUR friends
and neighhors about it. This is asking but
know" "
W have kept a standing offer before the
buolic for four years" says Mr.. Warner,
that we will give 5000 to any person who
can successfully dispute the ge~nuineness, so
;ar as We know, OF the testimonials we pub
hsh, and none have done it."
Were General Arthur a poor man. unable
to be left lin the hands OF his physician" he
would use that great remedy, as many thou
sands q Others have done, and get we'll. How
aosurd then for people to say that everything
nat can DC done, is being done for the ex-
president,' when the one successful remedy in
the world that has cured q case like his. ha.
uot been used by them.
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