The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-07-02
MEN OF OAKLAND.
THETR WORDS ARE ABOVE m
PROACH.
An Interview with Some Well Known
Citizens Brings Out Certain Facts
Of the Greatest Interest and
Importance.

most fefnarkaDle assertions, ana coming
as they do Just at the present time, they
can be read with the greatest interest
and profit by ALL
George II. Fogg, the well known
notary public of 1871 Broadway in the
course OF a conversation stated these
facts: about five or six years ago was
suffering from disease Of the kidneys
which troubled me for year or so be-
| fore discovered what the real cause OF
my discomfort was. Upon the recon-
mendation OF a friend began taking
Warmers Safe Cure and took three or
four bottles. 1t helped me Immediately.
/ spoke Of it TO friends of mine at the
time and many OF them have used it
with benefit. / still recommend IL at
every opportunity. Since using the
medicine / have had no return OF the
trouble thought that was some three or
four years ago."
"Can you give me the name Of any Of
your friends who have been helped by
this remedy ?"
"Yes, ii you will see Mr.. Geo. s.
Naismith, the insurance man OF 1853
Ninth street he will tell you moreabout
it. He took 1t because he saw my name
indorsing it."
Mr.. Naismith is well known to the
business and social circles of Oakland.
He greeted the reporter cordially and
said:
Give years ago was confined TO my
bed and the doctors gave me up to die
but am now mp and able to attend to
my business. Warmers Safe Cure is
great remedy and in my case acted upon
my system at once and completely
| restored me to health"
Mr.. B. F. Armstrong senior partner
in the we'll known paint house OF
Armstrong & Merchant. 4S Third street,
| San Francisco and who's, oakland home
is at 1920 Broadway, said:
"Warner's Safe Cure saved my life
and my wife's. | had kidney trouble
so bad that didn't know a moments
peace while my wife was q martyr 10
those special troubles peculiar TO women.
We were induced by our friends to try
| the Safe Cure and it has completely
keep it in the house and use it as q
family medicine and would not be with
out it for any consideration"
Mrs. Armstrong was also seen at her
Oakland home and fully bore out her
! husbands statements as to her recovery
being remarkably strong and healthful
In appearance.
George W. Baker is painter by trade
and lives in neat little cottage at Bar
ryman Station just beyond Berkeley. In
answer to our reporter he said:
Five years ago had dyspepsia SO
bad that / did not know what it was to
enjoy meal. got in such condition
that everything distressed me fearfully
and at times l would be seized with
pains in my chest and abdomen so
severe that fell to the ground as though
my backbone were suddenly severed
with an axe. Well do l know what it is
to be stricken down in the street and
have to be carried home in agony. This
went on for over year and all the
while was trying to find some doctor
who could help me but without success.
| I spent hundreds Of dollars and was no
better than at first when one day l saw
an advertisement OF Warmers Safe
Cure. 1t was big poster on a fence
and tell you sir, thank God to-day
| for the man that put it there. Almost
| in despair / bought bottle but by the.
| time that was gone was eating heartily
of anything I desired. The second
bottle cured me and I don't think
finished it either"
Frederick A. Wilder, the genial pro-
prietor Of the Windsor House was seen
at his hotel at the corner of Washington
and Ninth streets. Mr.. Wilder has
spent considerable time in Arizona and
the southern country and spoke OF his
experience as follows:
| ain 1888 I was in Arizona on business
and while there contracted severe
| cold which settled in my kidneys. The
| bad water of that part OF the country
aggravated my trouble till | had a well
| developed case OF Bright's disease. I
| tried different remedies with but slightly
beneficial results until last December.
| At that time l was attacked with the
| Grip which left me with my kidneys in
very weak condition and also brought
on Inflammation of the bladder. be-
! gan using Warmers Safe Cure and am
now on the fourth bottle. 1t is fine
thing and has done me world of good.
The pain has disappeared from my
bladder and the weak feeling from
across my hips. heartily indorse the
remedy and am still using it.
Albert Rowe of the Pacific Borax
Works, Oakland, in recent converse
ton said: II have had kidney trouble
with nervousness and loss of sleep for
years. Nothing seemed to help me in
the least till / tried Warmers Safe Cure.
I have taken about dozen and half of
the remedy and now my nerves are
steady and sleep like top"
Judge E. O. Crosby, the well known
attorney of 1922 Park street, Alameda
said: "Continnal office work and
sedentary habits brought on me severe
attack of kidney trouble with sleepless-
ness and weakness across the small Of
my back. began taking Warmers
Safe Cure and found immediate i'm.
provement. took about fifty bottles
and at the end Of that time was perfectly
WE'LL"
The above statements are not from
obscure people living in the Eastern
States, but from we'll known persons re-
siding right here in Oakland where the
truth of their assertions can be easily
| verified. Such testimony ought to be
convincing. Oakland Tribune.