The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-04
WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY.
They Agree Upon An Important
Subject.

They Agree Upon An Important
Subject.
After IN Most Careful Investigation They
Completely Endors One of the Great
est Discoveries of the Age.
Did you ever stop to think that the 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 broughtin
contact with suffering constantly; there is q
great strain uron them, especially if they have
sympathetic natures. It is not surprising, there
fore, that they feel distrustful of preparations
o. remedies seeking to cure without the aid of a
physician-it is only natural that they should
feel so. But when prominent aud wellknown
physicians volu ntarily make such as
follows, it is not only remarkable, but shows how
certain they must be of the truth of what they
say:
L. E. Quimby, NJ. D., RangeleY, Me-: A
though it is no. considered etiquette for a prac-
ticing physician to in any way aid in the intro
duction or sale of a proprietary medicine. still
when we meet with an article of undoubtedm merit
! believe it beco mes our duty to not only use
that article in our practice, but to introduce 1t to
others and let them know what it will do. An
old acquaintance of mine had been a sufferer
from bilious headache for 40 years. The attacks
came regularly every two weeks, and lasted, on
the average, two days, she being confined to her
bed during this time. suffering intensly. Hun
dreds Of dollars had been expended IN medicines
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 during the past seven
years she has not had a single attack of the old
trouble. This after having been afl .cted for 40
years.
sin October, 1884, l was called to attend the
little son of Da vid Moore, of Madrid, Maine. l
found him suffering from general anasarea and
bloated SO that it was very hard for the little
fel ow even to breathe. By the heroic use OF
d%iuretics, cathartics and absorbents l Was able to
temporarily relieve him. But, do oil l could, the
same condition would present itself as soon as
the medicine was stopped. l had three of the
old physicians of the County in consultation, but
it did no good. The boy failed every day. do
not believe that under our treatment he would
have lived two months. Igave him up, and as
a favor, requested the father to try Warmers
Safe Cure. The first bottle relieved him more
than all our medicines had done. and less than q
dozen bottles permanently cured him and he is
today as tough and rugged as any boy in the
town.
Tyre York, NJ. D., House of Representatives,
WnchipCtpn N q sava. a Soma time since I
contracted malarial fever in Eastern North Car
olina, and suffered very much for two months.
The disease finally located in my kidneys, and
had almost given up ever getting well again,
when commenced taking Warmers Safe Cure
and at once found relief. My urine has been for
a 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 a great blessing to mankind, and If
taken regularly will cure almost any disease of
the kidneys. take great pleasure in presc1b-
ing it in my practice"
j. D. A. Polite, Buffalo, n. Y.,declares; Some
time ago / had a patient stuff ering severity from
Bright's disease, the urine being nearly one-half
albumen with casts plentiful under the micros-
cope. treated her with all the remedies usu-
ally employed by medical men, but without any
perceptible benefit. Having heard so much of
Warmers Safe Cure, and knowing that the regu-
lar prescriptions were useless from trial, Irecom-
mended its use. From the very first bottle she
commenced to mend, and after she had taken
some half dozen bottlesthe albumen had disap-
peared, the urine resumed its normal color and
the patient recovered entirely from her kidney
trouble. This unexpected result gave me great
confidence in the remedy and, putting aside my
professional prejudice, and with an eye single to
my patients welfare, l have continued to pre-
serbia it in many instances, and with uniform
success.
B. H. Mars, NJ. D., st. Louis, Mo-: " After US
ing all the remedies known to me as a regular
graduate and practicing physician in one or two
cases of kidney disease or Bright's disease, 1 con-
cluded to prescribe Warmers Safe Cure. 1t
worked like magic and restored the patients TO
health, which greatly astonished me. II the
virtues of your remedy were known among doc
tors they wonld certainly prescribe it for kidney
disease"
Q. Onyette, NJ. D., Wyandotte, Kas.: witt
Warmers Safe Cure l have cured several cnses OF
Brights disease and other very bad kidney dis
orders. believe it far superior to any remedy
known to the medical profession. 1t is one of
my daily prescriptions, 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 ascertained to be true after
the most careful investigation and their state
ments prove beyond question the power and
value of this great scientific preparation of
which they speak.