The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-23
A PROFITABLE TALK.
Cur Special Reporter Secures
the Facts.

He Determined to Thoroughly Inve stig tie
Subject That Is Causing Much Com
ment, and Ho Has Succeeded.
New York Sun.
Two days ago ono of the most promiaent pro-
fessional men In New York published letter so
outspoken, so unusual as to cause extensive talk
and awaken much comment. Yesterday inter-
viewed the gentleman as TO the contents of tho
letter. and he fully confirmed it In every respect
He not only did this. but he also mentioned
number OF unusual cases which had come under
bis observation in which little less than mir.
acle had been performed.
SO important has the entire subject become
that determined 10 Investigate 1t to the bottom
and accordingly called upon Mr.. Albert q. Eaves
the prominent costumer al 63 East Twelfth
street, the gentleman mentioned In my interview
with the doctor yesterday. Mr.. Eaves has made
quits name. a complete KIN owledge OF history
an appreciation OF art, and re liability, essen
"Mr. Eaves,' / said, "I learn that your wife
mas had most unusual experience; are you Will
Ing TO describe ft?"
The gentleman thought moment and an ex-
preston OF pleasure passed over his face. when
THINK" he said. "Of what my wife once passed
not but feel gratitude. Nearly three years ago
she WAS at the point OF death. You eau under
stand how sick she was when say she was to-
Ia ly blind and lay in state of Inconsistencies.
Three doctors attended her and ali agreed that
her death was only question OF hours, perhaps
minutes'
INLAY 1 ask what the doctors called her trou :
ble?"
"Uramia and puerperal commissions so you
can imagine how badly she must have been. At
last one doctor cit was DR.. X. 4. Gunnl said that
as she was still able 10 swallow one more at
tempt might be made and medicine was &C.
cOrdtDgly gwen her. She seemed 10 improve at
once; IA few days her sight was restored. Il
have had long long Sleep she said, upon re.
covering consciousness ana i am Iejotced TO say
that she was restored TO perfect health wholly
through the use of Warmers Safe cure, which
was tie remedy we administered when sne was
passed all consciousness"
/ looked al Mir. Eaves as he said this. His face
was beaming with satisfaction. He continued:
The physician told us, after my wife's
and Yet we have fine boy nearly year old,
and do not know what sickness is. / attribute
II all 10 the wonderful power OF Warmers Safe
Cure. Why, my sister, who resides in Virginia,
was, While ago, afflicted precisely my wife
had been. al once advised her 10 use this same
great remedy; il cured her promptly"
You lind that II is specially adapted for
women. do you ?' l inquired.
"By no means. have known 1t 20 be wonder.
whom i have recommended IL. 1 speak from
my experience entirely, and you should not be
surprised that am so firm believer In this
discovery. which has done much for me-"
/ was not surprised. 1 saw by every word. by
every look, that Mr.. Eayes meant all he said
had amlle Confirmation OF DIR. Gums letter
and interview. and do not wonder that people
who have seen such things, who have watched
their dearest friends go down into the dark val
both enthusiastic aud grateful. L, myself
caught the spirit. and l shah be glad II the III
veStigatons have made prove or profit to those
who may read them 1t