The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-09-24
A PROFITABLE rALk.
OUR srECIAL WEPoRrER SECURES
ThE FACTS.
He Determined Co Thoroughly In'esu'
gate Subject that In Causing Much
Con,mCNt, Aad lie HAS Succeeded.

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Two days ago one OF tho most promis
nent professional men in New York pub
hshed II letter SO outspoken, SO unusual
AS TO cause extensive talk and awaken
much comment, Yesterday | Inter
viewed the gentleman ns to tho contents
Ol the letter, and he fully confirmed 1t
In every respect. lie not only did this
but he also mentioned number Of unu'
sual eases which had come under his
observation In which little less than
miracle had been performed.
SO important has the entire subject
become, that determined 10 investigate
il to the bottom, and accordingly called
upon Mr.. Albert e., Eavcs, the promi'
nent costumer ut No. 63 East Twelfth
street, the gentleman mentioned in my
interview with the doctor yesterday.
MIR. Eaves has made quite u name. A
complete knowledge Of history, an appre.
citation OF art and reliability are essential
in his profession.
"Mr. Eaves," | said, "I learn that
your wiiS has had most unusual expe-
rience; are YOU willing to describe itP"
The gentleman thoughta moment aud
an ex xpresson OF pleasure passed over his
face. "When think" he said, "oi
what my wife once passed through and
the condition she is in to-day. | cannot
but feel gratitude. Nearly three years
ago she was ut the point OF death. You
can understand how sick she was when
! | say she was totally blind and lay in a
state OF unconsciousness. Three doctors
attended her and all agreed that her
death was only question oI hours, per-
haps minutes
INLAY ask what the doctors called her
! troubleP
"Urrmia and puerperal commissions,
so you can imagine how badly she must
have been. At last one doctor (it was
DR.. X. A. Gunn) said that rs she was still
able to swallow one more attempt might
he made and n medicine was accordingly
given her. She seemed to improve ut
once: in few DAYS her sight was re-
stored. Il have had long, long sleep,
she said, upon recovering consciousness,
and am rejoiced to say that she was
restored TO operfect health wholly through
the use OF Warmers Safe Cure, which
was the remedy we administered when
she was past all consciousness.
looked at Mr.. Eaves as he said this
His face was beaming with satisfaction
He continued:
"The physician told us, aitcc my wife'I
recovery, that she could never endure
Childbirth, and yet we have fine boy
nearly a year old, and do not know what
sickness is. / attribute it all TO the
wonderful power OF Warmers Safe Cure
Why, my sister, who resides in Virginia
was, awhile ago, afflicted precsely ly rs my
wife had been. at once advised her K
use this same great remedy; IT cured hel
promptly"
"You find that it is specially adapted
for women, do your" | inquired.
"By no means. have known it to b'
wonderful in its power in the case OF gen
tlemen to whom have recommended It
[ speak from my experience entirely
and you should not be surprised that
am so firm believer in this discovery
which has done so much Tor me-"
was not surprised. | saw by ever!
word, by every look, that Mr.. Eave
meant all he said. | had ample coniir
nation of Dr. Gums letter and inter
view. and | do not wonder that peopl'
who have seen such things, who hav
watched their dearest friends go dowI
into the dark valley and be brought bacl
into the light, should be both enthusi
astic and grateful. /, myself, caught tn
spirit, and | shall be glad ii the investt
cations | have made prove OF profit T.
those who may read them.