The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-05-20
EVERY WORD TRUf!"
So Says the Writer Of That Famous
Letter.
He Roiterates His Statements. Produces
Additional Proof and Clearly Do
flnes His Position.
N. Y. sun.1

terest aud comment, not to say excite
ment, which the published letter of DIR. II.
a. Gunn which appeared in the papers
yesterday, has occasioned. The promi-
nence of the doctor and the unusual M
ture of the letter have both tended to add
interest to tho subject and make it really
the talk of the town.
called upon DR. Gum ut his residence,
No 1874 West Forty-sevcnth street, yester-
day afternoon l found the reception
room crowded, and it was cnly after an
hours waiting that succeeded in obtains
Ing an interview.
Dr. Gum is n distinguished looking
man, and impressed me Mt once by his
manly bearing mud air Of sincerity. took
the seat he coucteously offered me, and
said:
Are you aware, doctor, os che commo-
motion your letter has cuused2"
Dr. Gum smiled, and replied: ".rhings
out Of the ordinary usually cause COM
ment 1t is not n common thing for ply
sicians to indorse and cordially recon-
mend medicines other than those in the
Materia Medica. History is full of in
stances of scientists who have i-idorsed
discoveries hey believe to be valuable,
and have been denounced for so doing,
and yet these same discoveries arc bless
.Ab 'uo "o'io 'ou"S' noPe huSc WIG
manhood and courage to be true to my
convictions, 1Nd that is why l so openly
and nnhesitntingly iulorse Warmers Safe
Cure MS being the greatest os modern dis
covcries for the cure of diseases which
nave hayo oaihea the highest skill OF the med
'cui procession.
was impressed with the cnrncstness of
the doctor, and saw that he meant every
word that he snid
hhow lohg nave you known OF TINS rem-
edy, doctorF asked
Nearly ten years" he replied. My at
C .entloh was originally callea 70 the SAFE
Snte ny serious case OF sright's disease,
WhlSh whs considered hopeless, ana yet,
luueh .o my surprise, uhder us use the
paneht recovered. l nave rieu II IN other
cases case since theh constantly, ana my orig
inhl ,pl lNith IN lts power mas ocen conhrmed.
see!, P',tients recover from imam :
lnhtioh ,. OF the olauder, gravel ana Brights >
uissase Wnen nh c'ner lren'meht hau
in.iso, .ha nave louna ~ esPe, AMY
ei,c,el. .xi'e III hll lenhle trouoles.
San YOU sPeGliy any particular cases,
.,H. "shSu:
ha' IS a aelehte thins 10 do'' the
uos'oi . iepi.eu' oo'' Hs al"ays keep
'',s m,is.sn reeo.o OIL my cases. l can accom-
Aiuut''e ~, YOU
ihereuPoh the doctor opened ms desk
una proaneeu proc ms record DOOR, turning
oSer tne leaves ne sala'
mere IS "a a case OF gentleman VINO wns
,l,s srehe suilerer , IRON ,nhamnation OF the
la.a oiauaer Oh long s'analng, he haa con.
sul.ca Il number OF physicians without
oehenS When hrst consulted l myself
lriea i., 'ha usual me'hod OF teatmeht' pnt
wa withou. success, ana hhaily naViseu nun
10 Wy Nnrher sane Cure he ielt bet
ter from iroil .he s'ate' anu III le" weeks was
ennrely cured
ne !. doctor turned lew pages tuether,
and then said:
Here IS another case IL IS thnt o. a
gehtiemah VINO had 1requcnt ATTACKS OF
renal caleuii, WHICH, as you know,is gravel
forming IN the Kidneys. He mad never
Deen peer. ole 10 prevent these formations, put
a1ter an unusually severe attack recon-
hehaeu MN 10 try the oate lure: whieh
ne ula, ana, hithough 1t IS three years
since ne TOOK the remedy, he mas never
haa I'd an attack since
me doctor continued 10 turn the leaves
OF ms book nnd suddenly exclaimed:
.herc IS n most remarkaole case. II ~
.nht OF iady VINO hnd suffereu 1or some
tlme from brights disease. She became
enciente, ana about the fourih month sud.