Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-07-11
A VIRGINIA SENSATION.
Tine Extraordinary Experience OF
Prominent RIchmOnder.
Richmond { Ta.l State.

y. y. Arnold, OF the "Valley Viz
ginian," StauntOn, Va, writes the fol-
lowing remarkable letter, the truth of
which is attested by many prominent
Staunton citizens.
Mr.. Crawford, however, is so well
known In Richmond that no affidavits
are necessary In his case. His remark
able experience is well worth perusal to
the end:
81 was teaching school at Sherandoi
on the morning of the early part or
February. 1879. as / passed the village
tavern the hired boy informed me that
there was a gentleman at the house
dying and that he had sent for me sew
eral times.
He said that his physician had told
him he had Bright's Disease. Shortly
after midnight his commissions were so
severe and in such rapid succession the
nurse had expected him to die every
hour, and he was at this moment sink
ing rapidly.
How any being could suffer as he
did and live Is and always will be a
mystery to me- His groans could be
heard at a great distance. Thanks TO a
'Eud Providence a change came, and
Ter a few days he was able to be re-
cor many months he was looked upon
as no better than a dead man.
Imagine my surprise then when a
few months ago met him in Staunton
looking IN better health than ever.
imagined that he was patched up,
but I was mistaken, for you might
meet 200 healthy men and not find one
in the lot who presents more the ap-
pearance Of a perfectly healthy man
than he. He gives me the following
additional particulars:
after reaching my home l took my
bed and the outlook was that when l
left it it would be for a march to the
tomb.
s'Couvulsion followed convulsioni IN
nv agony nv clenched hands drove the
nails of my fingers Into the flesh OF my
palms.
s'Every physician of note in the
neighbOrhoOd and several from Staun-
ton were summoned, but for Bright's
disease they could give no relief, much
less cure.
1.-TWO eminent physicians were called
from Thiladelphia; after examining
me one asked. L wonder why he sent
for us7 Why, he's dead man now !! =
s'Thus | lay suffering. AL was
u
gested that l use Warmers safe cure
lit was administered 10 me and the
fourth bottle had not been exhausted
before some good effects showed them
selves. While I thus lay between two
worlds / chanced 10 read IN one OF
Warmers advertisements: '-Some con-
stitutions are liable to constipation
When this IS the case take Warmers
safe pills. Ny wife sent for some and
I took "A dose, and soon thereafter 1
seemed "A new creature in a new world :
/ felt and knew / was cured, and so III
was, for not after a lapse OF many years
am sound as "A dollar with no symp-l
tons Of my old trouble, and have only
Warmers safe cure and Warmers safe
pills TO thank for my health. which,
under Gods providence, l have re-
gained, and l take great pleasure in ad-
ding my testimony 10 that OF others as
10 its efficacy. l owe my life to the
use Of those most excellent medicines"
lDec. 9th, 1SST.) W. L. CRAWFORD.
Mr.. Crawford. senior partner OF
Crawford y Lalley, OF the St Charles
Hotel, is a man whose word Is pre-
eminent for prObIty all over the South.
When the above thrilling story was
sent US by AIessTs. Warner u Co. they
authorized US 10 offer 5000 TO any
person who will prove tt.tt any testI-
monlai used by them is not strictly
true so far as they know. They also
say that wonderful as is the above,
they can produce many thousands OF
similarly striking proofs OF permanent
cure when all other agencies failed.