The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-03
FROM THE HEART.
That Is tho Way Ministers Speak,
a Most Wonderful Array orc u,spokcn'
Statements From Prominent Minis
( tors OF the Gospel.

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Statements From Prominent Minis
tcrs OF the Gospel. "a
No class OF people in,tho community
have q deeper interest In tho welfare Of
the people than Ministers Of the Cos
pei. They arc brought close TO tho
members OF their congregation, study
their wants, and are consulted ,on all
subjects. OF late years, pastors are
becoming we'll ycrscd in those things
which contribute to the physical as
well as spiritual comfort Of their people.
Many pastors arc also physicians, and
all seek earnestly for those things
which they believe 10 be- worthy and
| valuable.
Tho following statements mado by
Ministers OF tho Gospel, bearing upon
this important point are most valuable;
Rev. s. p. Smith. Marblehead, Mass. {:
For years ] suffered from com.
plications Of the liver, Which caused
biiiousnoss, and finally threw me into
bilious fever. WIS attended bya skill.
full physician, but still suffered p6ri-
odical attacks and intense pain from
tho formation OF gall.stoncs. finally
was obliged to suspend my pastoral
work, when,, aftera thorough treatment
with most wonderful cure, 1 was Gil.
tirely restored to health and was able
to work harder than ever. My appc.
tito returned, my digestion was perfect,
and feel thRtl owe my restoration
entirely 10 Warmers Safe Cure. | take
pleasure in recommending 1t rs 4 great
remedy for all diseases of tho llvor.n 3
Rev. 9. A. Harvey D. D., Washing.
ton, D. G.: ~ take pleasure in stating
that have for many years been nc.
quainted with the well-known Warmers
Safe Cure, and with its remarkable
curative efficiency in obstinate and so.
called incurable cases Of Bright's disease
in this city. In some OF these cases,
which seemed 10 be In the last stages,
aud which had been given up by prac.
titionors OF both schools, the speedy
change wrought by this remedy seemed
but little less than miraculous, am
convinced that for Brights disease, in
all its stages, no remedy heretofore dis.
covered, can DO held for one moment
in comparison with this.n rs @
Rev. benjamin Hall, New Castle,
Wes:chester county, n. Y: II suffered
for long time from malaria. l ran
down in weight 80 pounds, could not
sleep, and was unable to take care OF
my parish. consulted one of the best
pathologists in the city Of New York,
who found my fluids badly impregnated
with albumen mucous, with hyuline
casts abundant. commenced Warmers
Safe Cure and began to mend rapidly
My back ceased to ache, the malarial
symptoms disappeared, and now weigh
more than ever before. After my re.
covery l had another analysis made,
when my fluid proved to be entirely
free from casts, with only n slight trace
of albumen. The doctor said the casts
were Of the most dangerous character,
and that had had q very narrow
escape"
Rev. Henry C. Wcstwood, D. D.,
Providence. R. l., declares: "Ten years
ago used Warmers Safe Cure and de-.
rived SO much benefit from it that / was
led to voluntarily write q. testimonial in
its favor. Since then some Of my
friends have proved the virtues OF the
medicine, and recently relative has
been greatly relieved by its use. l
therefore beg leave to place more en-
phasis upon the opinion OF this remo-
dial agent, expressed by me some ten
years ago. .-. &
Rev. J. P. Arnold, Camden, Tenn,
makes the following statement: "Eor
eight years l suffered from Bright's dis
ease OF the kidneys. The torture en-
dured no tongue can tell. One day
was laid up with an abscess, which dis
charged pus for twenty months. The
best doctors in the country attended
me, but could give no relief. Two alb
scesses were running constantly, and,
in fact, they only ceased to run Iaftcr /
began using Warmers Safe Cure; which,.
am pleased to say, restored me to per-
feet health" 81
Rev. S. B. Bell, D. D., formerly .pastor.
OF First Presbyterian church, Kansas
City, Mo-, asserts: II have been most
wonderfully delivered from many par
oxysms OF uncomfortable torture by War
ner's Safe Cure. Its virtues should be
known by all the world"
Rev. William c. Powers, Greenwood,
S. c., makes the following graphic as
sertion: MY wife suffered for years
from an almost constant disposition TO
pass urine, which was done with great
difficulty and in very small quantities
at time. The pain accompanying the
discharge IHas oxcruciating. She was
treated by three of the most skilful
physicians, but without any perceptible
Improvement. She was completely re-
stored to health By the use OF Warmers
Safe Cure"
Can you not SEQ that such earnest
and out-spoken statements MS the above
como from tho heart, that they aro sin
cere, and that they arc made because
these ministers OF tho Gospel, know be-
yond question OF what they speak? And
does it not show how valuable this
great cure becomes to those who arc in