New-York tribune., 1892-04-30
A W0hDERFUl CASE.
THE HUSBAND APPEARS BEFORE A NOTARY
AND MAKES AN AFFIDAVIT.
Most Graphic story Told by n Well Known Lady
Which H. Confirmed by Her Husband.

Much has been written of eases where people have
brought to life having been all appearances
dead Many Instances hGve occurred where persons
have been at deaths door. given up die by those
around Them but who by timely aid have been restored to
life heoth and loving friends The majority OF such
have occurred in remote places and 20 have at
trOcted little attention il the immediate locality
\ remarkable Of that kind hos been brought to
light here IN NewYorkthat Of Mrs NJ. A. Brensing. now
living at no I37 West l27th street. the facts Of which
have hitherto known Only a small circle OF friends
and the phy-icians who att ended her
called at the above number obtain full statement
the circumstances and courteosy received by MT
Brcnsilg 1 explained TO him the nature OF my mission
and was introduced to his wife.
Mrs Brnsng j. the mother OF twelve children. all OF
whom are living. She Is lncookng healthy woman OF
about 30 year. and certainly her appearance III not
indicate she had lad such wonderful experience
'Tho circumstance You ncntion' she said, occurred II
few years ago suddenly seized with an Illness for
which could for to that ume-I had never
had any nd OF disease in 1t was accom-
panied with the most unusual symptoms Ny body was in
constant pain and very sensitive could bear
the any the rhtcst garment can scarcely
tel Of the agony / suffered duing that time The phy'
scans WHO had been in attendance pronounced 1t to be
acute Brghts disease, and after time Informed ms lat
possibly live that time It seemed TO me That
death would Lc a welcome relief from my sunerirc>
" In a fcw doys they told that was slowly dying
and friends called IN 10 bid me farewell each one
thinking tat for the last time. was prepared N
60 yet Tho desire TO Ivc-for aud with my fomiy-wos
strong within When dear friend called to see M
and told me Of a remedy which she thought might have
helped had but used it I'm mc, saw In her words
Ipy Of hope.
IL was then almost ln the embrace OF death, In fact
wa. diving vet my husband for Of the medicine
and small QuGr.uty at once. M~r taxing
second dose peaceful rcstf feeling seemed to steal over
me- and for the first time n several dav' slept
''Thc change in mv condition. or improving. per-
picked the doctors for did rot know then Of the
medicine which had been given me From that time my
recovery was assured and | gradually better until
my health fuiy restored
II thank God" coDtiauod Mr.. Brensng, ferVcntly
that my lie spared and through the agency OF
Warmers IT cured mo and know that II VIII
cure othcs, ! feel u DE- duty n tell the whole
world about It, for IL NAV other lives"
The statement u my wife" said MI Brcnsing, 'i' The
exact truth. and ready to swear to IT,"
accompanied him D. the Office of notary "heic h'
made the following AFFIDAVIT.
George l.. II. McNdy, Notary Public, no -0S "'st
1ojth street. Ncw-York.
State of Ncw-Yotk. city and County Of New-Nofk.-
George L. Brcnsu1 being duly dcposcs and 'ay-
that he Is the husband q Mrs. NJ A. Brcnsnc. Whose
statement Is eachcd hereto ana that said statement is
true as therein SGT forth. (Sisncd)
GEORGE l.. BRENSING.
Sworn TO before this 10Th day Of Feb vary, 1892
(Slcncd)
g. T. IL. McvAY. Notary Public, NcwYorK
County. (>o'Il
Dos any uon or woman who reads The above doubt
lts ab.olut, truth IN every rr.psrti Can the earnest
gratitude which both husband and wife fct for tho won
dc,ful e.to,oton u health be doubted or moment
There src thousands II other ladies oni men who need
assistance this lady a d. The above Is pnbiShh IN
the hope that It may bc the Of showing them The
way.