Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27
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which appeared in the pIper We tsrdaN' IN
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IN the dnusu1l nature OF the letter nav ~.
ith { n !e to add interest 10 the suoJee'
and make il really the talk Of the town;
! called upon Dr. tiunu at bis resi- leilVF'
70. ia West Fortv-sevtnth street, yester-
cay afternoon. founi the reception roo Hi
crowded. and it was only a ter an noui
waiting that ! succeeded in obtaining an III
terview.
Dr. Gum is distingnishe looking man
and impressed me al once bv his manly peai-
ing an air Of sincerity. | took the seat he
courtCous,y Offered me, and said;
Are you aware, doctor, of tho coinmotoh
your letter has cause iP
DR.. Gum smiled sn replied "Ihin2s on,
Of the ordinary usually cause comment ~
IS not common thing for physician 70 m
dorse and cordially recommend med'clnes
other than those in the Mdterid he0 ca
History is full ct instances OF scientists VINO
have indorsed discoveries they believe 10 ne
va liable. and have been denounced Tor 50
ioing, an yet these same discoveries are
blessing the world to- lay. hope have the
manhood and courage to be true to my con
victions, and that is why / so openly ana
unhe sitntngly indOrse Warmers Safe Cure
as being the greatest Of mo fern discoveries
Tor the cure Of dis ases which have hafiie
the highest skill o! the med cal profession.
! was impressed with the earnesiness OF
the doctor, and saw that he meant everJ
wcrd that tie said.
How long have you known OF this
rene w. doctors' | asked.
Nearly ten years. he replied. MY at
tention was originally called tu the Safe ure
by serious case OF Bright's disease. which
was considered hopeless, and yet. much TO
my surprise. under its use the patient re-
coyered. | have tried IL in other cases since
then constantly, and my original faith in its
power Las been cuDfil mad. have seen pa
tents recover from Inflammation Of the
bladder gravtl and Bri .ht's disease when
Other treatment had failed, and have found
1t especially Efficient In all female troubles. =
Can you pecily any particular cases doc
tOI:' I asked
"1hat i delicate thing TO do, the doctor
replied; nut, rs | always keep a written
record Of my cases, can accommodate you"
Therein on the doctor opene his desk and
prOduced his record book Turning over the
leaves he said:
Here is a case Of a gentleman who was n
great sufferer Of inflammation Of the blad-
der of lon standing. He had consulted a
numb OF physic ans without benefit. When
first consulted 1 myself tried the usual
methods OF reatment. hut without success,
and finally advised HIM 10 try Warmers
SAKE ure. Re felt better from the start
and in a few weo'ls was entirely cured
The doctor turned a few pages further and
then said
Here is another case Ii is that of gem
tleman who had frequent attacss Of renal
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ing in the XII lneys. He had never been able
10 prevent these formations, but after an
unusU allv severe attack | recC mmende him
to try the Safe ture, which he did, and
although It is three years since he took the
remedy he has revfr had an attack since +"
The doctor contnu 81 to turn the leaves of
his book, an su denly exclaimed:
"iICre is most remarkable case. 1t is that
of "a lady who had suffered for some time
and about the fourth month suddenly became
blind had commissions and finally fell into a
state of coma, caHS d by urem:c or kidney
poison. Several physicians who saw her said
She could not live an in this view fully
concurred. As She coul still swallow | i'd,
ns last resort, that they mi .ht try Warmers
Safe Cure. TheV did SO, anl to the surprise
OF every one she rec ,vered she has since
given Lirth TO living child, and is perfectly
we'll
those are certainly most wonderful
cases, doc or" | said, and while do not
for moment que tion their authenticity |
shou d consul, i great favor ii you would
give me their names. tn ni the Importance
of the u jet would fu ly jn thy it,"
I'm the interest of other sufferers think
you aIe correct" Dr. Gum finally observed,
after moments thou ght Both tho lady
and her husband are 50 rel iced, so grateful,
over her recovery thct | know she is only
too glad TO have others hear of it. The la1y
is Mrs Eaves, wi ie OF the well known cos.
tuner She was n IT only restored, Tut is in
Perfect health today"
thanked tie doctor fer his courteous re-
ception, for the va liable information i'm
parted. an | feel assured that his generous
and humane nature viii prev mt him from
feeling other han glad at see NJ TINS inter.
view pub ished Tor the benefit OF suffering
humanity.