Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-06-03
A WONDERFUL CASE.
THE HUSBAND APPEARS BEFORE A
NOTARY AND MAKES AFFIDAVIT.

THE HUSBAND APPEARS BEFORE A
NOTARY AND MAKES AFFIDAVIT.
A Most Graphic Story Told Of a Well
Known Lady Which is Confirmed by
Her Husband.
Much has been written Of cases where
people have been brought to life after hav-
ing been to all appearances dead. Many
more instances have occurred where per-
sons have been at deaths door, given up to
die by those around them, but who by
timely aid have been restored to life, health
and loving friends. The majority of such
cases nave occurred in remote places and
so have attracted but little attention save
in the immediate locality.
A remarkable case of that kin has been
brought to light here in New York-that Of
Mrs. M. A. Brensing, now living at No. 1877
West 18TH street, the facts OF which nave
hitherto been known only to a small circle
of friends and the physicians who attended
her.
/ called at the above number to obtain a
full statement of the circumstances and
was courteOuSly received by Mr.. BrenSing.
l explained to him the nature OF my mis-
sion and was introduced to his wife.
Mrs. Brensing is the mother of twelve
children. all of whom are living. She is a
fine-looking, healthy woman OF about 6O
years of age, and certainly her appearance
did not indicate that she had a such a
wonderful experience.
"The circumstances you MENTION" she
said, occurred a few years ago. l was
suddenly seized with an intense illness for
which l could not account for up to that
time-l had never had any indications OF
disease in any way. 1t was accompanied
with the most unusual symptoms. My body
so that l could not bear the contact OF any
but the lightest garment. | can scarcely
tell of the agony l suffered during that
time. The physicians who had been IN
attendance pronounced it to be acute
Bright's disease, and after a time informed
me that l could not possibly live. At that
time it seemed to me that death would be a
welcome relief from my sutferings.
'In a few days they told me that l was
slowly dying and my friends we're called
in to bid me farewell, each n thinking
that it was for the last time. ] was pre-
pared to 20, yet the desire to live-for and
with my family-Was strong within me.
told me of a remedy which she thought
might have helped me had l but used it in
time, l saw in her words a ray of hope.
II was then almost in the embrace of
death, in fact, l was dying, yet my husband
sent for some Of the medicine and gave me
a small quantity at once. After taking 2
second dose a peaceful, resttul feeling
seemed to steal over me, n Tor the nrst
time in several days I slept.
"The change in my condition, for Twas
improving perplexed the doctors, for they
did not know then Of the medicine which
had been given me. From that time my
recovery was assured, and l grew gradually
better until my health was fully restored.
II thank Coo" continued Mrs. Brensing,
%fervently, ''that my life was spared, and
through the agency of Warmers Safe Cure.
1t cured me, and I know that it will cure
others, I feel it to be my duty to tell the
whole world about it, for 1t may save other
'tiThe statement OF my wife," said Mr..
Brensing, ''is the exact truth, and l am
ready to swear to it."
i accompanied him to the office of a
notary, where he made the following afa-
davit:
George P. Fl. Mcvey,. Notary Public, No.
258 West 125th 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 M. A. Brensing' whose
statement is attached hereto, and that said
statement is true as therein set forth.
(Slgned) GEORGE u. BRENS1NG'.
Sworn to before me this 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1852,
(Sfgned) G:P: 3. McVAY:
(sEAL) Notary Public New York Co.
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 wonder
full 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 published
in the hope that it may be the means of
showing them the way.