Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-20
A WONDERFUL CASE.
The Husband Appears Before q NO
tary and Makes an AhldAVlt'
A Most Graphic story Told by Well
known Lady which Is Confirmed Oy

A Most Graphic story Told by Well
knovn Lady which Is Confirmed by
Her Husband.
Npch has been written OF cases where people
have been brought TO life after having been 70
al appearances dead. Many more instances
have occurred where persons have oseh ~
deaths door. given up to die by those around
them. but who by timely aid have been re-
stored 10 life. health aud loving friends The
majority OF such cases have occurred in remote
places and so have attracted but little attention
save in the immediate locality.
A remarkable case OF that kind has been
brought to light here in New York-thA' OF
Mrs. NJ. A. Brensiug. now living at No. lSi
West 127th Street. tbs facts OF which have
hitherto been known only 10 small circle oil
friends and the physicians who attended her. =,
called At the above number 10 obtain IuH
statement OF the circumstances and was court,
eously received by Mr.. Brensing. l explained
to him the n ture OF my mission ana was IN
Mrs Brensing is the mother OF twelve chill
dren all OF whom are living. She Is nne-
looking. healthy woman OF about % years OF
age and certainly her appearance did not maj
cate that she had had such u wonderful expert
ehce.
''The circumstances you mention" she said,
occurred few years ago l was suduenIy
seized with an illness for which could not ac-
count for up to that time-I had never had any
indications OF disease in any way. II was ac'
co.upanied with the most unusual symptoms
Ny body WAS in constant pain, aud very sehsl-
tive, 80 that could not bear the contact OF any
but the lightest garment | can scarcely tell OF
the agony suffered during that time The
physicians who Rad been in ate enhance pro-
nounced IL 10 be acute Brights disease, ana
after a time informed me that / could not
possibly live. At that time IL seemed 10 me
that death would be a welcome reheI from my
suiferings.
"in few days they told me that was slowly
dying and my friends were called in to bid me
farewell, each one thinking that II was LOT the
last time. I was prepared 10 go, yet the desire
to live-for and with my famlly-was strong
within me. When n dear friend called to see
me and told me Of remedy which she thought
mi ght have helped me had but used 1t IN time,
l saw in her words Il ray OF hope.
II was then almost in the embrace OF death,
in fact 1 was dying, yes my husband sent for
some OF the medicine aud gave me small
quantity at once. After taking n second dose
a peaceful restful feeling seemed to steal over
me, and for the first time in several days l
.iThe change in my condition, for I was i'm
proving perplexed the doctors. for they did not
know then OF the medicine which had been
given me. From that time my recovery was as
sured, and l grew gradually better until my
health was fully restored
II thank God" continued Mrs. Brensing,
fervently, "that my life was spared, ana
through the agency OF Warmers Safe Cure II
cured me- and know that it will cure others.
feel it to be my duty to tell tue whole world
about it, for it may save other lives"
1.-The statement OF my wife" SAID Mr.. Bren-
sing, lis the exact truth and l am ready to
swear TO it,
accompanied him to the Office OF q notary,
where he made the following affidavit:
George p. H. McVay, Notary Public, No. SSS
West l25th Street New York.
State OF New York, City and County OF New
York.-George L. BrenSing, being duly sworn,
deposes and says that he is the husband of Mrs.
NJ. A. Breusing whose statement is attached
hereto. aud that said statement Is true as there
in set forth. (Signed) -
GEORGE L. BRENSTNG.
Sworn to before me this 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1892. (Signed).
G. p. H. McVAY, Notary Public, Nsw York
County. (seaD.
Does any man or woman who reads the above
doubt its absolute truth in every respect: Can
the earnest gratitude which both husband and
wife felt for the wonderful restoration to
health be doubted for one moment? There are
thousands OF other ladies and men who need
assistance as this lady did. The above Is pub
hshed in the hope that it may be the means OF
showing them the way.