Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-05-20
FROM THE HEART.
THIS IS THE WAY MINISTERS PEAK.

THIS IS THE WAY MINISTERS SPEAK.
A Most Wonderful Array of Outspoken
Statements from Prominent Ministers of
the Gospel.
No class of people in the community have
a deeper interest in the welfare of the peo-
pie thar ministers of the Gospel. They are
brought close to the members of their con-
gregation, study their wants, and are con-
suited on all subjects. OF late years, pas
tors are becoming weIl-versed in those
things which contribute to the physical
as we'll as spiritual comfort OF our people.
Many pastors are also physicians, and all
seek earnestly for those things which they
believe to be worthy aud valuable.
The following statements made by min
listers OF the gospel, bearing upon this i'm
pOrtant point are most valuable:
Rev. S. p. Smith, Marblehead, Mass: For
years l have suffered from complications
of the liver, which caused biliOuSness, and
finally threw me into bilious fever. l was
attended by a skilful physician. but still l
suffered periodical bilious attacks and in
tense pain from the formation OF gall
stones. l finally was obliged to suspend
my pastoral work, when, after a thorough
treatment with a most wonderful cure, l
was entirely restored to health and was
able to work harder than ever. My appe-
tite returned, my digestion was perfect, and
| feel that | owe my restoration entirely to
Warmers Safe Cure. | take pleasure in
recommending it as a great remedy for all
diseases of the liver.
Rev. C. A. Horvey, D. D.. Washington.
D. c.: ! take pleasure in stating that l
have for many years been acquainted with
the well-known Warmers Safe Cure, and
with ifc ~ IL o1,1n 0rrntiI,n Dfnajnnnv in
obstinate and sO-called incurable cases OF
Bright'S disease in this city. In some of
these cases, which seemed to be in the last
stages, and which had been given up by
practitioners of both schools, the speedy
change wrought by this remedy seemed
WINGED that for Brights disease, in all its
stages, no remedy heretofore discovered,
can be held for one homer in comparison
with this.
Rev. Benjamin Hall, New Castle, West
chester county, N. Y: l suffered for a long
time from malaria. | ran down in weight
Thirty pounds, could not sleep and was I'M
able to take care of my parish. l con-
suited one of the best Psychologists in the
city of New York. who found my fluids
badly im~pregnated with albumen mucous,
with hyaline casts abundant. l commenced
Warmers Safe Cure II began to mend
rapidly. My back ceased to ache, the ma
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weigh more than ever before. After my
recovery l had another analysis made,
when my fluid proved to be entirely free
from casts, with only a slight trace of al
bumen. The doctor said the casts were OF
the most dangerous character, and that l
had had a very narrow escape.
Rev. Henry c. Westwood, D. D., Provi-
dence, r. L.: Ten years ago l used War
ner's Safe Cure and derived so much bene-
fit from it that l was led to voluntarily
write a testimonial in its favor. Since then
some of my friends have proved the vir-
tues OF the medicine, and recently a rela-
tive has been greatly relieved by its use.
sis upon the opinion OF this remedial agent,
expressed by me some ten years ago.
Rev. J. P. Arnold, Camden, Tenn, makes
the following statement: For eight years l
suffered from BrightS disease of the kid
neys. The torture l endured no tongue
can tell. One day l was laid up with an
abscess, which discharged pus TOR twenty
months. The best doctors in the country
attended me, but could give no relief. Two
assesses were running constantly, and, in
fact they only ceased to run after l began
using Warmers Safe Cure. which, l am
health.
Rev. S. B. Bell, D. D., formerly pastor of
First Presbyterian church, Kansas City,
Mo, asserts: have been most wonderfully
delivered from many parOXysmS OF unen.
durable torture by Warmers Safe Cure.
world.
Rev. William Z. Bowers, Greenwood, S.
G., makes the following graphic assertion:
My wife suffered for years from an almost
constant disposition to pass urine, which
was done with great difficulty and in very
small quantities at a time. The pain ac-
cOmpanying the discharge was eXcruclat-
ing. She was treated by three of the most
skilful physicians, but without any per-
ceptible improvement. She was COM
pletely restored to health by the use of
Warmers Safe Cure.
Can you not see that such earnest and
Outspoken statements as the above come
from the heart, that they are sincere, and
that they are made because these ministers
OF the gospel, know beyond question of
what they speak? And does it not show
how valuable this great cure becomes to
those who are in need?
The Other Side.
EDITOR TRIBUNE: In the Bismarck
TRIBUNE of the 23d ult., J.. S. Murphy,
Indian agent at the Fort Berthold
agency, published a denial of a state
ment printed in the Washburn Leader
of a recent date, that he had lost a pair
of horses and a quantity of provisions in
attempting to cross Shell creek during
its flood early i'll April. The Leader
made mention of the event in a legit-
innate way, and inserted the name of
Major(?) Murphy as the person having
met with the misfortune. The Leader
published the item as a matter of news
just as it received the information, but
for some u~naccountable reason John S.
Murphy jumps into the TRIBUNE with a
flat denial, and says "there is not an
atom Of truth in this bit of news(?) and
that the editor of the Leader knew this
to be fact when he wrote and printed the
item.' When J. S. Murphy penned the
foregoing sentence he knowingly wrote
an untruth and accused the editor of the
Leader with being a liar, which little
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