The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16
WERE BRAVE MEN.
And They Spoke Out Honestly
What they Bel!eyoa,s
Some Most Remarkable Words from
tho Lips Of Leading Professional
Gentlemen In Europe and America.

DR.. RadcliN' was the most celebrated
physician Of England In Queen Anno's
time. lie amasscd q largo fortune,
and was for many years tho physician
to the Queen, rs we'll as 70 lnStt 81 hs
English nobility. For'sonio reason tiS
Queen took a dislike to him at one time
and dismissed him as court physician.
In her last days, however, she sent for
him. Hc refused to tobsy tfSS Summons,
declaring: "slnce her majesty's case is
so desperate and her distempefr Incur.
able, ! hardly think it proper ,tot give
her any disturbance in lier lRst mo.
meits, so near at hand, but rather lot
her die as easily as possible."luum
DR.. RadcliE observed asshort time
before his death: "tNhen I wigs young
and yet unskillcd in medicine / pos.
sessed ut least twenty remedies for
every disease, hut since / have, grown
old in the art of healing IknoW moro
thnn twenty diseases for which Ihave
not even a single remedy" IN
Tho late DR.. Holland, who wac mn
educated physician, some years before
he died wrote in Scribncr's Monhly. ut
Is n fact that many of tho best proprie.
tary medicines OF the day are more sue.
cessful than many physicians, and most
OF them have been discovered or used
In actual medical practice. bIWhen,
however, any shrcwd person, knowing
their virtue and ioreseeing their. ,popu-
larity, secures and advortises them, in
the opinion Of the bigoted all Virtue
goes out OF them" sic 1.iY!ii
DR.. William Edward Robson, OF the
Royal Navy OF England, wrote to a Lon
don newspaper called the Family Doctor
as follows: Having had moro hthan
seventeen years experience in mr pro.
fession, call conscientiously and en-
'phatically state that l have been able to
give more relief and effect moro cures
by the use OF Warmers Safe Cure than
by all other medicines asccrtainable to
the profession II
The late DR.. Dio Lewis, who seldom
prescribed any medicine, wrote as fol-
lows: "If l found myself tho victim OF
oSiious hiuIcy lIOuUle 1 SNOulu use
Warmers Safe Cure. Tho testimony OF
hundreds OF intelligent and worry repu-
table gentlemen hardly leaves room 10
doubt thatit is n OF those happy dis.
coveries which occasionally bring aid
to suffering humanity" -Hemtfa5
DIR. r. a. Gum, dean Of the, United
States Medical College and editor of the
Medical Tribune, some time since wrote
and published, a book inwhich-h he said:
1.-THE ingredients of Warmers Safe. Cure
are among the most valuable medicines
of II materia medica, and the combi-
nation is such as 10 insure the best pos.
siblo action OF, the kidneys and urinary
organs"
DR.. Andrew Wilson, F. r. S., oditor OF
Health. in replying through his paper to
n correspondent who had written him
regarding Warmers Safe Cure, said:
"m arner's Sale euro is perfectly safe
and perfectly reliable"
These are physicians SO skilled, SO in
dependent, so honest, SO true to the
conscientious teachings of their noble
profession, that they dare tell tho truth
to kings or queens or the whole world.
Al iionoi " s'icin. .A-~ ~.