The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-27
A PROFITABLE talk.
Our Special Reporter Secures the
Facts. NDWB
He Determined to Thoroughly Inycs.
tisatc u Subject That Is Causing
Much Comment. and Iic Has Sue.
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Mw lort SIN
Two days ago ono Of tho most promi.
nent professional men In New York
published Il letter SO outspokon, SO I'M.
usual, ne to cause extensive talk and
awaken much comment. Yesterday
interviewed tho gentleman rs to tho con.
tents Of tho letter, aud hc fully con.
frmcd itin every respect. He not only
did this but he also mentioned n NUN.
Dor OF unusual cases which had come
under his observation in which little
less than II miracle hadbecn performed.
So important has tho entire subject
become that determined to investigate
1t to tho bottom, and accordingly called
upon MI. Albert G. Eavcs. tho proml-
nent costumcr at No. 63' East Twelfth
street, the gentleman m%entionelin my
interview With the Ioctor yesterday.
MIR. E1ves has made qui.o>h name. A
complete knowledge Of history, an np-
probation Of art and reliability are es.
scntial in his profession.
"Atr. Eaycs,n | said, " learn that
your wife has had i most unusual ex-
periencc; arc you willing to describe
it?n Hl'am ~
Tho gentleman thought a moment
and an expression Of pleasure passed
over his face. "NYhen | think, 'he said,
"of what my wife once passed through
and tho condition she is In to-day, |
cannot but toel gratitude. Nearly three
years ago she was at the point OF death.
You = understand how sick she was
when | say she was totally blind and
lay In Il state OF Inconsistencies. Three
doctors attended her and all agreed that
her death was only question Of hours,
perhaps minutes" -
her troubloW
"Uraemia and pperperal commissions,
SO you can imagine how badly sho III lust
have been. At last one doctor lit was
Or. RIA. Gunn) said that rs she was still
able to swallow II more attempt might
be made and q medicine was according.
ly given her. She seemed to improve
Mt once; in n few days her sight was re-
stored. I have had long, long Sleep
she said, upon recovering conscious.
moss, and | am rcjoiced to say that she
was restored to perfect health, wholly
through the use OF Warmers Safe Cure,
which was tho remedy wo administered
when she was past all consciousness"
Hooked at Mr.. Eaves as he said this,
His face was beaming with satisfaction,
Lie continued:
THE physicians told us, after nv
wife's recovery, hal she could never
endure childbirth, and yet we have a
tine boy nearly a year old, and do not
know what sickness is. ISattribute It
all to the wonderful power OF Warmers
Safe Cure. Why, my sister, who re.
sides in Virginia, was, u while ago,
afflicted precisely as my wife had been.
| at once advised her to use this same
great remedy; it cured her promptly"
you find that it is specially adapted
for women, do you?" l inquired.
by no means. ! have known tito
be wonderful in its power in the case
of gentlemen to whom I have recon-
mcnded it. l speak, from my expert
cnce entirely, and you should not be
surprised that I am SO firm q believer
in this discovery, which has, done SO
much for me-" :
Twas not surprised. I saw by every
word, by every look, that Mi. caves
meant all he said. | had ample contir-
nation of.Dr. Gums letter, and inter-
view, and'1 do not wonder that people
who havo seen such things, who have
watched their dearest friendssGo down
into the dark valley and be brought
back into the light, should BIO both on
Ithusiastic and grateful. /; myself,
caught the spirit, and L shall be glad
if the Investigations I have made prove
OF profit to those who may read them.