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Neu Haven Register.
We present the following story Of personal
experience, not because 1t Is so very rare,
perhaps, but because it illustrates the many
thousands of similar experiences which arc
known to many people In every section OF the
country. :,
Our New Haven fellow citizen is we'll
known gentleman and we congratulate him
December 22d, 1888, Mr.. Coleman made the
following statement: "In November, 1873,
was feeling quite badly. I had for long
time been feeling very dull, with no energy:
and in cold or cloudy day / would feel as il
my underclothing was damp My back was
bothering me very much. Sometimes 1t
would ache daytimes, and sometimes at
night while in bed, but hardly ever both day
and night My memory was poor. 1t was
ways been an active man. A physician told
me that I had bright's disease OF the kidneys,
and that was in pretty bad shape
kept around for about three weeks, and
then, catching a slight cold, I was taken
down with cramps and congestion Of the
kidneys, and confined to my room for nine
teen weeks. The first four weeks l took my
physicians medicine (he was good one; and
| believe the best in the city on kidney
troubles), and grew worse day by day.
Rheumatics took me in both hips and hands
got so that could hardly walk about my
room. My room was kept up to 80, in order
to keep me comfortable.
My eyesight kept growing DINNER, and my
head and back ached continually. My
memory grew poorer, my water continued
to be either the color Of dark coffee or
bloody. I then began to use Warmers safe
cure. My physician made urinary examina-
tions and told me was no better.
The rheumatic feelings passed away. My
head felt clearer and thought was better.
My physician said he did not care for these
feelings, if he could stop the albumen and the
tube casts passing me, even though I was
only able to lift my finger, he could bring ME
through.
For the next four weeks 1 continually
grew worse under his care until had got
back worse than / was when I commenced
taking Warmers safe cure. He told me that
If took the Least cold, would be likely to
60 quickly. / then asked him II he had ever
cured case as bad as mine He said he had
not, and that there was no physician in New
Haven that had, and he believed that he had
the best success Of any one in that line I
then told him I had made up my mind to
start on Warmers safe cure again. He con-
tinued to call q couple Of times week and
made urinary examinations A few weeks
after treatment with Warmers safe cure, my
water suddenly, just before noon, became
clear as crystal, and you may be sure was
rejoiced, as had improved in strength and
feelings but could see very little improve
ment in my water for twenty-four weeks.
The albumen soon ceased passing ME, and
began to gain strength.
l continued taking Warmers safe cure
until had taken 81 bottles; then I stopped
for while but again resumed. For nearly
year have not felt the need Of any and
am able to attend to my business most of
t6s n time; Ian am now now in my Slst year; give
every opportunity to tell those afflicted
with Bright's Disease what Warmers safe
cure has done for me- I write this testi-
monial for the benefit Of humanity.
100 Gregory st. JOHN COLEMAN.
Mr.. Coleman's experience ought to be a
very good guide for others who are. perhaps
unknowingly, in the same predicament, and
sure to be threatened with death as was be.
This escape is a remarkable proof Of the
efficacy Of the means employed.