Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-06-08
EVERY WORD TRUE. "
20 Says the Writer of That Famous
Letter.
PRODUCES ADDITIONAL PROOF AND
CLEARLY DEFINES HIS POSI-
TON.
IN. Y. SUM-


1t would he difficult to measure the
interest and comment, not to say ex-
'itement, which the published letter of
DR.. r \. Gum, which appeared In
.he paIerS le>terday, has occasioned.
rhe Promine nee OF the doctor and the
unusual nature of the letter have both
ended to add interest to the subject
md make it really the talk of the
own.
l called upon DR.. Gunn at his resi-
lence, No. l24 West Forty seventh
ureet, yesterday afternoon. 1 found
he receipt on rom crowded, and it was
)nly after al ours waiting that | sue
,eeded in obtaining an interview.
DIR. Gum is distinguished looking
nan, and impressed me at once by his
manly bearing and air of slnceritT. L
.ook the seat he court Ously offered me
and said:
care you aware, doctor, Of the COM
notion your letter has caused?"
DR.. Guan smiled, and replied:
Things out of the ordinary usually
cause comment. 1t Is not a Common
5hinQ for phys clans to indOrse and cor
1ially recommend medicines other than
those In the Materia Medica. History
8 full of Instances of scientists who
nave IEdorsed discoveries they believe
20 be valuable, and have been derounc-
ad for so doing, and yet these same dis
;oveTIes are blessing the world to-day.
hope ! have the manhood and courage
20 be true to my convictions, and that
s why L 50 openly and unhesi atingly
indorse Warmers Safe Cure as being
;he greatest of modern discoveries for
.he cure of diseases which have batfied
he h'gnest skill of the medical profess
lon."
| WAS impressed with the earnestn8ss
Jf the doctor, and saw that he meant
avery word that he said.
"How long have you known uf this
,eme ly, doctoIr' | asked.
Nearly ten years. he replied. My
attention was ori .Inally called to the
Safe Cure hy serious case of Br rights
tiseasa, which was considered hopeless,
and yet, much TO my surprise, under
Is use the latent recovered. L have
;ried it in other cases since then con-
itantly, and my original faith in Its
power has been confirmed. / have
seen patients recover from inhamma-
nun vi aLlC DlCihuC's Cl anu La III q
iisease when all other treatment had
aIled, and l have found it especially
Efficient i'll all fsma'e troubles
"Can you specify any particular cases,
1CctOr, | asked.
"That is delicate thing to do" the
ioctor replied; but, as l always keep
written record of my cases, can ac-
eominodate you"
ThereupOn the doctor opened his
Iesk and produced his record book
Turning over the leaves he said.
Here is a case of a gentleman who
was great sufferer from Inflammation
Of the bladder of long standing. He
lad consulted number OF physicians
without beLefit. When first consulted
[ my self tried the usual methods of
treat 1ent, but without success. and !
in lily advised HIM to try Warner:
safe Cure. He felt better from the
start, and in few weeks was enLlrely
cured
The doctor turned few pages fur.
ther, and then said:
Here is another case. 1t is that OF
gentleman who had frequent attacks
Of renal calculi, which, as you know, 1.
gravel forming in the kidneys. He had
never teen able to prevent these fOrma.
t;ons, but after an unusually severe at.
tack recommended him to try the
Safe Cure, which he did, and although
1t is three years since he took the rem.
sdy, be has never had an attack
5ince''
The doctor cont nued to turn the
leaves of his book, aud suddenly ex
claimed:
"Here is a most remarkable case. Ii
is that of lady who had suffered fol
sCme time from Bright's disease. she
became encieHte. and about the fourth
month suddenly became blind, had con.
vulsiOrs, and finally fell into state OF
coma, caused by uremic or kidney poi
sou. Several physicians who saw her
said she could not live, and in this view
| fully cOncurred. AS she could still
swallow | said, as a last resort, that
they might try Warmers Safe Cure.
They did so, a2d to the surprise OF
ev, ~ one she recovered. She has since
given birth TO living child, aud is per
fectly WELL"
"Fhose are cel tainly most wonderful
caseS, DOCTOR" | aid, "and while 1 dc
not for "A moment question their authen-
ticIty should consider it great favor
if you would give me their names. /
think the Importance of the subject
would fully Justify it."
"In the Interest of other sufferers |
think you are Correct," DR.. Gum final
Iy observed, after a moments thought.
Both the lady and her husband are so
reiniced, so grateful. over her recovery
that / kuo " she Is only too glad 10 have
others hear of 1t. The lady is Mrs.
Eimes, wife of the weil-known costum-
sr. She was not only restored, but is
in perfect health to-day"
thanked the doctor for his courteous
reception, for the valuable Information
Impaired, and l feel assured that bis
generous and humane nature will pre-
vent him from feeling other than glad
at seeing this interview published for
The benefit of suffering humanity.