Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-04
A QUERY.
QUERY. What ssSubseriber'' Would Like 60 Know.

Know.
 We have recently received letter from one of our we'll known subscribers upon subject which we prefer to publish for the perusal of our readers, anticipating that in so doing some one will relieve of the re- sponsibility of answering Subscribers" questions. Here is the letter:
 ssMy Dear Editor:-For several years past phlets issued from time to time by Messrs. H. H. Warner & Co.,, of Rochester, N. Y., which, in addition to containing an exten- sive treatise upon kidney disease, it's origin, usual symptoms and growth, also includes numerous testimonials from parties whose fac -simile signatures are attached thereto, attesting the statement that they have been individually relieved by the use of Warner's Safe Cure, which is prepared by the above firm for the use of persons so afflicted. Now, MT. Editor, I would like to know if the statements made by those parties who testi- fly to the great good which Warmers Safe Cure has done them, can be relied upon. They seem honest enough from the way they read. "Warner's Safe Cure saved my life after the doctors had given me up," says ! John DohertY, 133 North Main street, Con ! cord, N H. .tI was given up to die with
 
 | tors said they could do nothing for me. A frisnd advised me to take Warmers Safe Cure, and my family consider me as given 1 back from the grave," says Mrs. Carrie A. Fry of Wathens, Kas. Dr. L. B. Rice, of Hanover Court Hense, Va, says that War ! ner's Safe Cure cured him of Bright's dis ! ease."
 Each pamphlet which have received con- | tains hundred or more testimonials, and I the same one does not appear in more than one pamphlet, so it seems that there are 6 l good many who are being helped by that remedy.
 It strikes me that there is good deal of | sense in the claim which those parties make that the doctors are treating too many per- l sons for wrong causes, and that oftentimes people are treated for consumption, brain, ! heart and nervous disorders when they are suffering from kidney disease, which should be treated, as they say, by the use of War ner's Safe Cure, and as result, when dis ease is first removed therefrom, that which is supposed to be disease in the lungs or oth- CT organs, will disappear. Many of my neighbors tell me that this remedy has done much good for them-more good than their doctors. If kidney disease is the real cause of so many other diseases why, MT. Editor, don't the people who are afflicted with sick ness insist upon more careful inquiry being made, in order that the true cause may be asosrtained and the proper treatment giv- ens" SUBSCRIBER"
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 At Gaffey's Shorthand and Typewriting School, 49 Church street. Spring Term commences next Monday, April sth, day and evening. Make application at once. Call for new catalogue just out.
 Report of she Hospital Aid Society for
 March.
 Tbo Ro1 houo ho1l meetings during the month of March. which have all been well attended, and several ladies who cannot attend our meetings-yet have time for charitable work, have sent to us for something to do at home, 80 alto gether we have been able to furnish for the hospital eighty six garments.
 We acknowledge with thanks the follow ing donations and subscriptions. From Miss Betts $5, Mrs. Wallace B. Fenn $3, Mrs c. B. Bowers $2, Mrs. R. M. Everit $2, Mrs. L. R. Ward g, Mrs. D. L. Carpenter $2, Mrs. S. H. Holcomb $1, Mrs. E. M. Garfield $1, Mrs. Gustavus Eliot $1 bundles of old linen etc., from Mrs. W. A. Parmelee, Mrs. Samuel Harris, Mrs. E. D. Page, Mrs. F. B. Mallory and Miss Cowles.
 MRS. FRANK H. WHITMoRE, Sec'y,