The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-05
WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY
They Agree Upon an Important
Subject, -rrA. ~
After Most Careful Investigation
They Completely Endorse Ono ortho
Greatest Discoveries Of tho Age.

Did you ever stop TO think that tho
hardest worked people in the world arr
physicians? They arc called out ut al
hours OF tho night; they have no day d
rest they are broughtiin contact with
suffering constantly; there Is a great
strain upon them, especially II they
have sympathetic natures. II is no,
surprising, therefore, that They. feel dis
trustful OF preparations or remedies
seeking to cure without tho aid, Of 0
physician-it is only natural that they
should feel so. But when prominent
and woll.known physicians voluntarily
make such statements as follows, it is
not only remarkable, but, shows how
certain they must BIO Of tho truth Of
what they say: ifiaHt lFT
f'i l.. i. Quimby, NJ. d. Rangeley, Nc. T:
"Although 1t isnot considered etiquette
for q practicing physiciaMto in any way
aid in tho introduction or sale, Of q pro-
prietury medicine, still when w6 meet
with IN article OF undoubtcd merit
believe 1t becomes our duty to not only
use that article in our practice, but 10
Introduce 1t to others and lot them
Know what 1t will do. An old acquaint-
.anco OF mine had been a sufferer from
bilious headache ior fortyyears. The
attacks came regularly every two weeks,
and listed, on the average, two days,
she being confined TO her bed during
this time, suffering intensely. Hun.
dreds OF dollars had been expended in
medicines and doctors, but without any
permanent relief. She was at last per-
snaded 10 try Warmers Safe Cure.
Seven bottles OF the Safe Cure cured her
.ut this terrible disease, and during the
past seven years she has not had sin
gle attack OF the cid trouble. This
after having been afflicted for forty
years. t!aaAl'-
In October, 1884, was. called to at
tend tho little son of David Moore, of
Madrid, Maine. l found him suffering
from general anasarca, and bloated so
that it was very hard for the little fellow
even to breathe. BY tho heroic use OF
diuretics, cathartics and absorbents
was able to temporarily relieve him.
But, do all | could, tho same condition
would present itself as soon rs the med
icinc was stopped. had three OF the
old physicians OF the county in consul
tation, but it did no good. The boy
failed every day. do not believe that
under our treatment lie would have
lived two months. l gave him up, and
as flavor requested the father 10 try
Warmers Safe Cure. The first bottle re-
loved him more than all our medicines
had done, and less than n dozen bottles
permanently cured him, and he is to-
day as tough and rugged as any boy in
the town."
Tyre York, NJ. D., house ofrepresenta-
tives, Washington, D. G.; says: - Some
time since1 contracted malarial fever in
eastern North Carolina, and suffered
very much for two months. The disease
finally located in my kidneys, and had
almost given up ever getting well again,
when l commenced taking Warmers
Safe Cure and at once found relief. NY
urine has been for long ting almost
the color ol-blood. Verysbon aiter, tax
ing the Safe Cure it cleared up and nv
kidneys were rs sound as ever. l think
Warmers Safe Cure great blessing to
mankind, and ii taken regularly will
cure almost any disease of the kidneys.
take pleasure in prescribing it in my
J. D.; a. Polite, Buffalo, n: Y, de-
clares: Some time ago. ] had pa
tlent 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 hysined-
lcal men, bnt without any perceptiblc
benefit, Having heard SO much of,War-
ner's Safe Cure. and knowing that the
regular prescriptions were useless from
trial, | recommending use. From the
very first bottle she commenced to
mend, and after she had taken some
half dozen bottles the albumen had dis
appeared, the urine resumed its normal
color and the patient recovered entirely
from her kidney trouble. This uneX-
pectcd result gave me great confidence
in the remedy and, putting aside my
professional prejudice, and with an eye
sing lie to my patients welfare, I have
continued to prescribe it in many in
stances, and with uniform success"
D. II. Mars, NJ. d., St. Louis, Mo. !:
"After using all remedies known to me
as a regular graduate and practicing
physician in one or two cases OF kidney
disease or Dright's disease, l concluded
to prescribe Warmers Sale Cure. 1t
worked like magic and restored the
patients to health, which greatly aston
ished me. Ii the virtues OF your rem
edy were known among doctors they
would certainly prescribe it for kidney
disease" ''.4
G. Onyctte, NJ. D., Wyandottc. Kas ::
with Warmers Safe Cure 1 have cured
several cases OF Bright's disease and
other very bad kidney disorders. be-
lieve it far superior to any remedy
known to the medical profession. $ It is
one. OF my daily prescriptions, and'ispf
great service in every instance. ~ ''
o.sThesc arc doctors OF standing, dignity
HID conservatism. They make no state
ments, but such MS they have asccr-
tanned to be true after thomost careful
inves tigntion and their statements provo
beyond question the power and Value OF
this great scientific preparation OF which
they speak. j..Ie II
The average garbage department is
unequal to even the removal OF suspi-
cion.- Washington Star. Z +. VI,