The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-07
WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY.
THEY AGREE UPON AN IMPoR-
TANT SUBJECT.

After Most Careful Investigation
They Completely Indorse One OF the
Greatest Discoveries of the age.
Did you ever stop to think that the hard
est worked people in the world are physi-
clans? They are called out all hours OF the
night; they have no day of rest; they are
brought in contact with suffering con-
stantly; there is great strain upon them,
especially IL they have sympathetic natures.
1t is not surprising, therefore, that they feel
distrustful of preparations or remedies
seeking to cure without the aid Of physi-
Giant is only natural that they should
feel so. But when prominent aud wells
known physicians voluntarily make such
statements as follows, it Is not only remark
able, but shows how certain they must be
OF the truth Of what they say:
l.. f. Quimby NJ D., Rangeley, Me-:
Although it is not considered etiquette for
practicing physician Co in any way aid in
the introduction or sale Of a proprietary
medicine, still when we meet with an arti-
Gle Of undoubted merit believe it becomes
our duty to not only use that article in our
practice, but to introduce it to others and
let them know what 1t will do. An old ac-
quaintance OF mine had been sufferer from
bilious headache for forty years. The at
NhChh Cdlne regularly every Two weeks. anu
lasted, on the average, two days, she being
confined to her bed during this time, suffer
ing intensely. Hundreds OF dollars had
been expended in medicines and doctors
but without any permanent relief. She was
at last persuaded to try Warmers Safe
Cure. Seven bottles of the Safe Cure cured
her of this terrible disease, and during the
past seven years she has not had q single
attack OF the old trouble This after hav-
ing been afflicted for forty years.
In October. 1854, was called to attend
the little son OF David Moore OF Madrid
Me. found him suffering from general
anasarea, and bloated 50 that it was very
bard for the little fellow even to breathe
BY. the ,heruic use of dluretics, cathartics
and absorbentS | was able to temporarily
relieve him. But, do all could, the same
condition would present itself as soon as the
medicine was stopped. / had three of the
old physicians OF the county in consultation,
but it did no good. The boy failed every
day. l do not believe that under our treat
ment he would have lived two months. l
gave him up, and as a favor requested the
father to try Warmers Safe Cure. The first
bottle relieved him more than all our medi-
cines had done, and loss than doz3n bot
ties permanently cured him, and he is TO-
day as tough and rugged as any boy in the
town"
Tyre York, NJ. D., House of Representa-
tives, Washington, d. c., SAYS: "Some time
since / contracted malarial fever in Eastern
North Carolina. and suffered very much for
two months. The disease finally located in
my kidneys, and had almost gwen up get
ting we'll again, when | commenced taking
Warmers Safe Cure and at once found re-
lief. Ny urine has been for a long time
almost the color of blood. Very soon after
taking the Safe Cure IL cleared up and my
kidneys were as sound as ever. / think
WnrnaTia inn 20
mankind, and il taken regularly win cure
almost any disease OF the kidneys. | take
great pleasure in prescribing 1t in my prac-
tice."
j. d. A. Polite, Buffalo, N. Y, declares:
Some time ago L had patient suffering
severely from Bright's disease, the urine
being nearly one~half albumen with casts
| plentiful under the microscope. | treated
her with all the remedies usually employed
by medical men, but without any percepti
bic benefit. Having heard so much of
Warmers Safe Cure. and knowing that the
regular prescriptions were useless from
trial, | recommended its use. From the
very first bottle she commenced to mend
and after she had taken some half dozen
bottles the albumen had disappeared, the
urine resumed its normal color and the pa
| tent recov cred entirely from her kidney
trouble. This unexpected result gave me
great confidence in the remedy and putting
| aside my professional prejudice, and with
an eye single to my patients welfare,
have continued to prescribe It in many in
stances, and with uniform success"
B. H. Mars. M. D., st. Louis, No:
after using all remedies known to me as
regular graduate and prhcticing physician
in one or two cases Of kidney disease or
| Brights disease, l concluded 70 prescribe
Warmers Safe Cure. 1t worked like magic
and restored the patients to health, which
| greatly astonished me. IL the virtues OF
OF your remedy were known among doctors
they would certainly prescribe 1t for kid
| ney disease
G. Onyettee. NJ. d. Wyandotte, Kan.
with Warmers Safe Cure have cured
several cases Of Bright's disease and other
very bad kidney disorders. l believe 1t far
| superior to any remedy known TO the
medical profession. 1t is one Of my daily
prescriptions, and is Of great service in
every instance"
These are doctors of standing, dignity
and conservatism. They make no state
ments. but such as they have asoertained to
be true after the most careful Investigation
and their statements prove beyond question
the power and value of this great scientific
preparation of which they speak.
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