Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-21
A WONDERFUL CASE.



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k""wn lady Which II t.ontlr.neh by
Her ''u:htnt :::=: 80 ::::: :" -.
! !: Muett t,++=~ iie@tt=2*:Wrst ten* &'t r:tse*
wlIfft {t+df,lt tlaoe*ttttD tIrolli.llt ii: ljfe
] uft*r: havirs :i,e't. "a: s.l4 >a1,tnara1tces
1"ad: Many .p1t:re: n>'a,,ef> havt t>t:~
f'lttel ~l}tre ret4anh 1taVt::: btet1 at
DEATHS ti"'r, ii zen VI, 60 t:i5. ty thn~e
around tAtns, but WHO t>t titutly aid
! hAVt te+tl ttst<ratl To- l,ealtI, an1 l0v~
'n* tflends. 1hr n.'jsr'ty ii such
! ca*e* have occurred 1t. Remote nIAct3.
! Ard ~ hhve attrAc'td t1t I>ttle utteu-
, llont <ave III HE jmlitdi.:'+ vicinity.
! 4 renrrka''e enee ot he kind In.
! bttn brought I" light ere III New
! Iork-tt'at Of Mrs. VI. 4. Brpn%lng,
t now living ut Eo. 137 We>s 9th -treet,
the facto IT which have Hitherto te.n
known only to Il small clrtis ii friends
and The rhy+iriun+ who ut 'tnded her.
| calltd ut the above nunl,=r to ph
tain tut! statement tf the c>rcum"
stances and wa. courtenuAly received
by Mr. HreneinR. I explained to him
the mature Uf my mission and was jn-
troduced to i,i- VIE.
! Mr.. BrensinE 10 the Motller OF II
children. ali of whom are living. She
is fine looking, healthy womau OF
about 50 years # age, and certainly
her appearance did not indicate that
shc had such a wonderful experiences:
"The rircum!atan!ce you mention.u
she said, occurred lew years ago.
| was suddenly seized With az illness
:t*:ir winch could t,ot uctcui,t f.,r III; io~.
! that t}me-1 had never had auy inai,
cation cf distase in any way. 1t waa
| accompanied with the most unusua!
symptoms. ny body VIZ. iu constant
paIn. and very tensitire, III Kat
cnuId not bear the contact ri any nut
the lights: garment. ] can .csrcely
tell of the agony suffered during that
time. The physicians VIII, had been
In atten'tAint pronounced it acute
Hiigtti'- tli-eA-t and after IA time In-
formed nt that I rnnlu mot rns@itIy
ltvr. AT that tine II st+1ned to NE
thut death would be w.lcnn1e relief
from MY >ulftf'ngs.
I'm few days they told me that /
WIZ slowly dying aud my friends were
cuIlet ia to hId 1te farewell, each nne
thinking thut it WAS f'r the last time.
VIZ prepared IT, 40, ytt the tlt-ire to
ltve--f'r and With my *anlily-was
strong within mt. When dear
fri+nt e*lltl t. ste n,e ana told me nf
retnrdy whirh ~he thought might
have hetrrd u'e had | Int u~e.l 1T in
time, | ~aw IN h*r words Il ray uf hupe.
II Wrs then u}uu IT il the embrace
Of death; 10 fact, wa< 'iy'nK. hut my
bu"tal'd -ent for >,,1,t IF the uledirine
and gave me small quantity nj once.
Alter taking II e:"oitd do-+. ii p+At+fu],
rest,ul feeling seemed 10 steal over
nIe. and for the ti:+t tin,e in several
days slept.
''fhe change iu III, condition, for
was improving, perplexed the doctors.
for they did not know then Of the
medicine which had been given to ME.
From that time my recovery Was AS
sured, and grew gradually better an-
til my health was fully restored.
II thank God" continued Mrs.
Brensing, THAT my life was spared,
and through the agency of Warmers
Safe Cure. It cured me, aud l know
that 1t will cure Others. feel it to be
my duty tc tell the wbole world about
1t, for 1t may save other lives.'
1.-The statement of my wife," said
Mr.. RrensiuG, us the ex, Ct truth. and
am ready to swear to it,"
accompanied him tc the office of a
notary, where he made the:fo1lowin9
affidavit:
George P. II. McVay, Notary Pub
lie, No. :5S West 18th street, New
York.
State Of New York. City aud County
Of New York k.-Geurge l., Brensicg,
helng duly sworn, deposea aud saya
that he il the husband of Mrs. NJ. A.
Breus!ng, whose statenlons is attached
hereto, aud that said Statement: IL true
ps tneretu vet forth. (Signed) >
t1EQKGE T.. RRENsING,
Sworn to before me this 18th day Of
February, 1892. (Signed)
&, r. H. Mt'VAH, Notary Public,
New York county. [Seal.]. -
the above doubt its absolute truth la
every respect: Can the earnest gratt-
tude which both husband and wife