St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-25
THIS is REMARKABLE.
An Unusual Array of Statements
What an interviewer Found I'm
His Investigation of an ImpOr-
tant Subject About Which People
Are Talking.

The most unusual publications which
have appeared in the papers of late have not
only caused great deal of talk IN the COM
muilty, but are deemed OF sufficient i'm
portance to justify an investigation on the
part of this paper. If, as has been asserted,
people are run down and debilitated at this
season of the year. or perhaps suffering from
the after-effects of grip, and there really is a
serious state OF ill-health, anything which
bears upon this subject must be important.
With this end i'll view, the following I'M
portant facts have been collected, anu are
given herewith:
My first call was upon Mr.. John Wernlund.
of 692 Preble street This gentleman, who is
the very type of vigorous health and strength,
received me courteOusly, and the nature OF
my visit being stated. he at once cheer
fully consented to give me an account OF his
recent recovery from painful and danger
Gus malady: Il owe my life to Warmers
Safe Cure said Mr.. Wernlund. Two years
ago was working in brewery, and was con-
sidered as healthy as the average man. i
went home one night feeling perfectly well.
and retired at the usual time. When awoke
in the morning thought that my body was
paralyZed, for j could not move limb.
was in bed four months, suffering great pain.
The doctor believed my trouble arose from
disored kidneys, but was unable to do any
thing to relieve me. / thought surely my
time had come to die. was waiting for the
dread summons, when friend told me about
the Safe Cure. and begged me 70 try it. l
didn't believe any medicine would cure me,
and refused TO take il. He finally coaxed me
to try a bottle, and before had taken half OF
il was able to raise my arm as nigh as my
head, and gradually move my whole BODY.
continued using it until / was perfectly
cured"
Mr.. W. Fl. Glover, who was seen at his
residence, Az ST. Peter street. favored me
with the following statement: Il suffered
agonies for years through diseases of the
| kidneys, and tried innumerable RENE
dies without success, until began to
| use Warmers Safe Cure. / was reduced In
weight from 165 to 100 pounds, and was SO
| weak at times that couldn't work / COM
menced to take the Safe Cure, continued It's
use for year and half, improving steadily
| all the tine until my former weight was
reached. and was as well and strong us
| had ever been. 1t is grand remedy"
| In the course of an interview with Mrs. f..
| s. Bean, wife of Sheriff Bean, OF Ramsey
county, the following facts were elected /:
Some years ago / was troubled with liver
! disease. and after using the usual remedies
| prescribed by the doctors, without any effect,
| / tried about three bottles of the Safe cure,
which gave me considerable relief. Follow
| ing this, tried change OF climate. and was
| enabled to come back feeling entirely well.
/ believe that the Safe Cure is a grand good
! thing. ana know of many people who have
| used it to advantage"
A case equally as interesting is that Of Mrs.
John Millander, of 775 Fargo avenue. -Four
what was pronounced 'tumor of the stomach.
l had been sick for months, when my hus-
band called consultation of four of the best
| physicians of the city, They decided that
would have to go to the hospital and have an
| operation performed i went to the hospital
and waited several months to gain strength
! for the operation. Ny husband was unwilling
! for it 10 be performed, although the doctor
| said it was the only way to cure me. Mr..
! Millander however. had heard of Warner S
| Co 20 Eur nd 1anidQd N have m nv il He
had me removed from the hospital, and
| commenced to use the remedy. In three
months had used nine bottles, and was able
| to be up and doing my household duties.
have never been i'll since that time and II
| was the Safe Cure that cured me-"
| Mrs. Z. Stewart, of gS Earl street, upon
| whom l next called is ali enthusiastic be-
lever in the remedy above mentioned. My
| son." said Mrs. Stewart, was some time ago
! afflicted with sciatIca to such degree that
his hair turned from coal black to white dur
| ing his Illness urged HIM to take Warner s
| Safe Cure without effect AT last he con-
sented TO give it a trial. He purchased bot
tie of it. Two weeks after that time l went
| to visit him, and was surprised TO see him
walk out Of the house to help me out Of the
| carriage. He said that the Safe Cure had
! cured him, and that if he had followed my ad
vice he would have been better off. He is
now perfectly restored 10 health and
strength
A call was made on Mr.. F. KOCH of AZ
Cherokee avenue who said. in the course of
| an interview: II am a firm believer in the
| merit of Warmers Safe Cure. 1t bas done me
! more good than any other medicine. wa,
sick with kidney trouble, and. receiving M
benefit from the doctor, tried the Safe Cure
and it cured me. 1t relieved me from all pain
and made new man of me. If il had moi
been for that medicine wouldn't be so wei
and strong today"
The above outspoken statements clearly
| show that while men and women may be
sick. respondent, debilitated. subject to the
+. dangers Of the season, there is no reason
| why they should not be restored 10 a state OF
| health and happiness. 1t certainly is within
| their power.