Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-06-03
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Our Special Reporter So
az DErEnMISKD TO rHoRotN VA,
GATE suBJfcr THAT IslN
COMMENT, AND M mAss,
a. Y SUM- NO.s
] 80 days ago on NJ the mosfh.
PROBE sional men 10 New YORK ,nsIsis
hitter 30 aittp ken. 50 unu uai ~ b
extensive talk and awaken mneb ,t,,,.
Yesterday interviewed the geutle,rs,,A.
the contents OF the letter, ami he mn"
hrined II in every respect He not ~
TINS TUT he a SO mentioned number
usual cases which had come under g. I
walton in which little less than a tnirs,i,
been performed.
so important has the entire subject baco !.
that determined to investigate II 10 7 X
bottom, and accordingly called unon ~
ALBERT y. baves, the prominent costuWaJ b,
No. SO East Twelfth street, the gentiaI ~.
mentioned in my interview with fna 49,,
yesterday. Mr.. caves has made os,ses. y.
name. complete knowledgeof hist ~ ~
appreciation OF ART and reliability ase r.
tial in bis profession. prse
Mr. Eaves,n ] said, II learn me ne
wife has had most unusual eypsrdg som
YOU willing to describe itS' Ind aft,
The gentleman thought a momeptfrnor "a
expression OF p easure passed over ponce W
When l Think he said, ''of what tforfn;..
once passed through and the conditionou,etl
in to-day, cannot but feel gratitude. Mai
three years ago she was at the poina ~
death. You can understand how sick 4
was when say she was totally blind and Ne
in a state OF unconsciousness. Three &c., ,aJ
attended her and all agreed that her 4, al
was only question of hours, perhaps min,
utesn '''''
May ask what the doctors callel he,
troubtw "'i
"Uraemia and puerperal convulsions co
you can imagine how badly she must ha "a
been AT last one doctor III was DIR n A
Gunnl said that as she was still able TO svvai'
low, one more attempt might be made. and
a medicine was accordingly given her She
seemed to improve at once. n IA few DAYS ba,
sight was restored. i have ha a long lon
sleep, she sail, upon recovering conscious
ness. and am TejOiced TO say that She W.,
restored to pelt feet health wholly THRONE /
the Use OF Warmers Safe Cure. which wa,
the remedy we administered when she wa,
past all cons ciousness"
looked at Mr.. Ewes as he said tbi.
His face was beaming with satisfaction II,
continued:
1.-The physicians told us, after nv wife,
recovery, hat she could never endure chill
birth, and yet we have a fine boy nearly ,
year old, and do not know VIII It sickness is
attribute 1t TO the wonderful power o
Warner Safe Cure. Why, my sister. VIII
resi- les in Virginia, was, a while ago. III ~
ed precisely as my wife had beon. | at one,
advised Der to Use this same great remedy
it cured her promptly"
You find that i is specially adapted foi
women, do yous" | inquired.
BY no means have known it to be won
dcrlu IN its power in the case of gentlemen
TO whom | have recommended it. | speaI
from my experience entirely, and you should
not be surprised that | am so firm belle vel
in this discovery, which mas done SO much
for me-"
was not surprised. saw by every wor l.
by every look, that Mr.. caves meant all h,
said | had ample confirmation of DR.
Gums letter and interview, an do no
won'er that people who have seen sucl
things who have watched their dearest
friends go down into the dark valley and b.
brought back into the light, should be botl
nthu'iastic an grateful. 1, myself, cat hi
the spirit, and | shall be glad II the investi.
cations have made prove of profit to those
who may read them.