Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-06-15
A PROFITABLE TALK.
Our Special Reporter Secures the
Facts.
He DETERMINED TO THOROUGHLY IN
yEsTIGATE A SUBJECT THAT Is
CiUsING MUCH COMMENT,
AND HE HAS SUCCEEDED.
IN. Y. Siin.l

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Two days ago one of the mos,
prominent profes ional men ir
New York published letter sc
outspoken, so unusual as to cause
extensive talk and awaken much
comment. Yes terday L interviewed
the gentleman as to tue cOnte lis OF the
letter, and he fully confirmed it in
every resi- ect. He not only did thi.
but he also mentioned a number Of un'
usual cases which had come under hi;
observation in which little less than q
miracle had been performed.
So important mas the entire subject
become that determined to investigate
II to the bottom, and accordingly called
upon Mr.. Albeit G. Eaves, The prom
inent costr mar at No. % East Twelfth
street, the & ntleman mentione in my
interview with the doctor yesterday.
Mr.. Eaves ba5 made quite name A
complete know ledge of history, an ap-
pTec ION of art and reliability are es-
sential in his profession.
"Mr Eaves," | said, 81 learn that
your wife has had a most unusual ex-
perience; are you willing to describe
it?"
Tho gentleman thought a moment
and al expression of pleasure passed over
his face. ''When 1 thiRk,'' he said,
"of what my wife once passed through
and the condition she Is in to-day. l
cannot but fee gratitude. Nearly
three years ago she WAS at the point 81
d ath. You can understand how sick
she was when l say she was total,
blind and lay in slate OF unconscious
ness. Thr Q doctors attended her and
all agreed that her death was only d
question of hours, perhaps minutes.
MAY | ask what the doctors calle.i
her trouble?'
"Uraemia and pueTperal commissions,
50 you can imaRIue how badly she must
nave been. At last one doctor Git was
DIR. r. A. Gunn) slid that as she was
still able TO swallow one more attempt
might be made and a medicine was ac-
cOrdingly given her. She seemed tC
improve at once; In a few days heI
sight was restored. Il have had a |. ng
long sloeP,' she said, upon recovering
consciousness, and l am T. jOlced to sly
that she was restored to perfect health
wholly through tie use of Warner;
Safe Cure, which was the remedy We
administered when she was past al
consciousness.
looked at Mr.. Evans as he aid this
His faCewas canning with satisfactlonn.
lie continued:
The physicians tOld IA, after my
wife's recovery, that she could never
endure childbirth, and Jet We have hnt
boy nearly year old, and do not know
what sickn 'ss is. 1 attribute it al tC
the wonderful power of Warmers Safe
uTe. Why, my sister, who resides in
Virginia, was, a while ago, afflicted
precisely as my wife had been. | al
once advised her to use this same great
remedy; il cured her promptly"
You find that 1t Is specially adapted
for women, do your" | inquired.
"By no means. l have known 1t to
be wonderful In It>pOwer in the case OF
gentlemen t. whom l haverecommend-
ej it. 1 speak from my experience
entirely, and you should not be surprised
that l am so firm believer in this dis
covery, which has done so much fol
me-"
was not surprised. 1 saw by every
word, by every look, that Mr.. Eaves
meant all he said. / had ample con-
frmation OF DR.. Gums letter and in
teIyew, and I do not wonder that
people who have seen such things, who
have watched their dearest friends &C
down into the dark valley and be
brought back into the light, should he
both enthusiastic and grateful. I,
myself, caught the spirit, and l shall be
glad if the Investigations L have made
prove of profit to those who may read
them