The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-05-06
WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY
THEY AGREE UPON AN IMPORT
ANT subject.
After q Most Careful Inve st cation
They Completely Bndorss One
of the Greatest Discoveries
of the Age.

hardest worked people in the World
are physicians? They are called out
at all hours of the night they have
no day of rest; they are brought in
contact with suffering constantly;
there is a great strain upon them,
especially if they have sympathetic
natures. 1t is not surprising, there
fore, that they feel distrustful of pre-
parations or remedies seeking to cure
without the aid of a physician-it is
only natural that they should feel so.
But when prominent and well known
physicians voluntarily make such
statements as follows, it is not only re.
markable, but shows how certain they
must be of the truth of what they say;
L. e. Quimby, M. D., Rangeley,
Me although it is not considered
etiquette for practicing physician to
in any way aid in the introduction or
sale of proprietary me iicine, still
when we meet with an article of un-
doubted merit | believe it becomes Our
duty to not only use that article in
our practice, but to introduce it to
others and let them know what it
will do. An old acquaintance of mire
mad been a sufferer from bilious head
ache for Al years The attacks came
r gularly every two weeks, and lasted,
on the average, two days, she being
confined to her bed during this time,
suffering Intensely. Hundreds of
dollars had been expended in medi.
cines and doctors, but without any
permanent relief. She was at last
persuaded to try Warmers Safe Cure.
Seven bottles of the Safe Cure cured
her Of this terrible disease, and dur
ing the past seven years she has not
had single attack of the old trouble.
This, afer having been afflicted for
Az years.
"In October. 1884, was called to
attend the little son of David Moore,
of Madrid, Maine. found him suf-
fering from general anasarea, and
bloated so that it was very hard for
the little fellow even to breathe. BY
the heroic use of diureties, cathartics
and absorbents | was able to temper
lily relieve him. But, do all / could,
the same condition would present it
self as soon as the medicine was
stopped. l had three of the old ply
sicians of the county in consultation,
but it did no good. The boy failed
every day do not believe that un-
der our treatment he would have
lived two months. gave him up,
and as favor requested the father to
try Warmers safe Cure. The first
bottle relieved him more than all our
medicines had DONE and less than a
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 of Repre-
sentatives, Washington, ID. c., says:
"Some time since 1 contracted
malarial fever in Eastern North Caro-
lima and suffered very much for two
months. The disease finally located
in my kidneys,an had almost given
up ever getting well again, when /
commenced taking Warmers Safe
Cure and at once found relief. My
urine has been for long time almost
the color Of blood. Very soon after
taking the Safe Cure it cleared up and
my kidneys were as sound as ever. L
think Warmers Safe Cure great bless
ing to mankind, and iftaken regularly
will cure almost any disease of the
kidneys take great pleasure in pre-
scribing it in my practice"
J. d. A. Polite, Buffalo, N. Y. de-
clares "Some time ago had patient
suffering severely from Bright's dis
ease, the urine being nearly one-half
a'bumen with casts plentiful under
the microscope. / treated her with
all the remedies usually employed by
medical men, but without any percep.
tible benefit. Having heard so much
of Warmers Safe Cure, and knowing
that the regular prescriptions were
useless from trial, L recommended its
USE From the first bottle she COM
menced to mend and after she had
taken some half dozen bottles the
albumen had disappeared, the urine
resumed its normal color and the
patient recovered entirely from her
kidney trouble. This unexpected re-
suit gave me great confidence in the
remedy and, putting aside my pro-
fessional prejudice, and with an eye
single to my patients welfare, have
continued to prescribe it in many
instances, and with uniform success" T"
b. H. Mars, M. D., st. Louis, Mo-:
"After using all remedies known to
me as regular graduate and practic-
ing physician in one or two cases OF
kidney disease or Bright's disease, |
included to prescribe Warmers safe
Cure. 1t worked like magic and re-
stored the patients to health, which
greatly astOnished me. If the virtues
of your remedy were known among
doctors they would certainly prescribe
1t for kidney disease.n
c. Onyette, M. D., Wyandotte,
Kas.: "With Warmers Safe Cure /
have cured several cases of Bright's
disease and other very bad kidney
disorders. believe it far superior ia
any remedy known 10 the medical
profession. 1t is one of my daily pre-
scriptions, and is of great service in
every instance"
These are doctors of standing,
dignity and conservatism. They
make no statements, but such as they
have asceTtained to be true after the
most careful investigation and theil
statements prove beyond question the
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