The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-17
EVERY WORD TRUE p
so SAYS THE WRITER OF
THAT FAMOUS LETTER.
He Reiterates His Statemeu ats,
Produces Additional Proof and
and Clearly Defines His
Position.

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interest and comment, not to say ex-
citement, whieh the published letter
of DIR. r., A. Gum, which appeared in
the papers yesterday, has occasioned.
The prominence of the doctor and the
unusual nature of the letter have both
tended to add interest to the subject
and make it really the talk of the
town.
called upon Dr.. Gum at his resi-
dence, No. l24 West Forty seventh
street, yesterday afternoon. | found
the reception room crowded, and it
was only after an hours waiting that
/ succeeded IN obtaining an interview.
DIR. Gum is a distinguished looking
man, aud impressed me at once by his
manly bearing and air of sincerity. |
took the seat he courteously offered
me and said:
care you aware, doctor, of the
commOtion your letter his caused?
Dr.. Gum smiled, and Teplied:
"Thiugs out Of the ordinary usually
cause comment. 1t is not common
thing for physicians to indorse and
cordially recommend medicines other
than those in the Materid Medica
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who have iudOrsed discoveries they
believe to be valuable, and have been
denounced for so doing, and yet these
same discoveries are blessing the
world o day. l hope | have the man
hood and courage to be true to my
convictions, and that is why l so
openly and unhesitatingly indurse
Warmers Safe Cure as being the
greatest of modern discoveries for the
cure of diseases which have bstfied
the highest skill of the medical
profession
was impressed with the earnest.
ness of the doctor, and saw that he
meant every word that he said
'How long have you known Of this
remedy, doctor?" | asked.
Nearly ten years." he replied,
Ny attention was originally called to
the Ssfe Cure by serious case of
BrighL's disease, which was considered
hopeless, and yet, much to nv sur
prise under its use the patient re-
covered. have tried it in other cases
since then constantly, and my original
faith in its power has been confirmed.
/ have 8 zen patients recover from
inf animation Of the bladder, gravel
and Brights disease when all other
treatment had failtd, and have
found it especially efficient in all
female troubles"
"Can you specify any particular
cases, doctor ?" | asked.
That il delicate thing to do" the
doctor replied; "but, as | always keep
written record of my cases, L can
accommodate you"
Thereu pon the doctor opened his
desk and produced his record book
Turning over the leaves he said
"Here is case of p gentleman who
was great sufferer from inflamma-
tiOn of the bladder OF long standing.
He had consulted a number of ply
sicians without benefit. When fist
consulted / myself tried the usu d
methods of treatment, but without
success, and / finally advised him to
try Warmers Safe Cure. He felt better
from the start, and in a few weeks
was entirely cured"
The doctor turned few pages fur
ther, and then said:
"Here is another case. 1t is that of
. gentleman who had frequent at
tacks OF renal cslculi, which, as you
know, is gravel forming in the kid
neys. He had never been able TO pre-
vent these formations, but after an
unusually severe attack l recon-
mended him to try the Safe Cure
which he did, and, although it is
three years since he took the remedy,
he has never had an attack since"
The doctor continued to turn the
leaves of his book, and suddenly ex
claimed
"Here is a remarkable case 1t is
that If lady who had suffered for
some time from BrghL's disease. Sh"
hnpanlA pnnipnfp and ahOIIf thA fnnFI Ia
month suddenly became blind, had
couvulsions and finally fill into a state
of coma, caused 10y uremic or kidney
poison. Several physicians who saw
her said she could not live, and in
this view | fully concurred. As she
could sill swallow / said, as a last re-
sort, that they might try Warmers
5 ile Cure They did so, and to the
surprise of every one she recovered.
She has since given birth to living
child, and is perfectly we'll"
"PhOse are certainly most wonder
ful cases, doctor" | said, and while l
do not for moment question theiI
authenticity | should consider il
great favor if you would give me
their names. l think the importance
of the subject would fully justify it,"
"In the Interest of other sufferers |
think you are Correct" Dr.. Gum
tinally observed, after a moments
th lught, Both the lady and her
husband are so Teioiced, so grateful,
over her recovery that | know she is
only too glad to have Others hear of it.
The lady is Mrs. Eames, wife of the
well known costumer. She was not
only restored, but is in perfect health
to-day"
thanked the doctor for his cour-
teous reception, for the valuable in
formation impaired, and feel as
sured that his generous and humane
other than glad at seeing this inter-
view published for the benefit of
suffering humanity.
Fishing Tackle