St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-10
RAILROAD COMPLAINT.
1t Is Becoming G eneral.
Interviews Showing That City and
Suburban Riders Need to Exer-
else Great Care-Some Very VAL
liable SUGGESTIONS.


Suburban Riders Need to Exer-
else Great Care-Some Very VAL
liable Suggestions.
Special Correspondence From NJ Y Press.
IL feel dizzy, faint; have an intense pain
in my back. through riding on this seat" ex-
claimed passenger on the elevated railroad
recently. addressing q friend He was
middle aged, apparently energetic, inteli-
gent, typical business man. He had been
riding with his back toward the engine. and
changed to another position, sinking ex-
hausted into the seat, pallid look to his
face and general WEAKNESS of expression.
A physician who was in the car drew the
writer's attention to this incident, remarking
rs he did so. ''Tnere is n common occurrence
IN New York. People are contracting dis
ease, little knowing The cause. Nearly half
million people daily ride on the elevated
ROAD. many of whom travel more than sixteen
miles in the course of eight hours. They are
cram ped into all sorts of uncomfortable posi-
lions, hang to straps and jolt about for miles
at stretch or sit III places they ought not to
gentleman is suffering from is an i'll
stance of what l refer TO and it
must eventually end i'll serious results.
These cases all fast becoming known among
physicians as the elevated railroad com
plant" which is another name for All i'm
aired condition of the liver and kidneys
brought about by the unnatura al strain that's
put upon the human system. am constantly
cailed upon to treat both men and women suf-
fering from this complaint which can be
traced to our popular system of transit. If
you notice people running breathlessly
to catch trains up long flights of stairs
and then Jolted for miles, you will ap
preciate the strain that is put upon the sys-
lem. In The case of women especially it is
the cause of half the pallid looks many of
them wear, the debilitated condition of their
constitutions, and is the enemy of good looks
In the hurry and hustle of our American
lie the example referred to is but one OF
number of ways in which people contract
disease through the churning up OF their
systems and the general diffusion of i'm
purltles into every part OF the body. An IN
terv1ew with number of New York people
Will be found exceedingly interesting in this
connection.
ninth street, submitted to an interview and
said; Il was for twenty years great sufferer
from kidney trouble. for which was treated
by many doctors without relief. There were
times when the pain was eXcruciating. About
four years ago my wife begged of me to try
Warmers Safe Cure. and l did. although l
had but little faith. began its use and have
always kept it on hand. With three bottles
was vastly improved. 1t had been SO that |
could not ride i'll the cars for q single block
when these attacks came on, and now never
suffer from them. call myself well man
today. and give the sole credit to Warmers
safe Cure. may add that my son was com
pletely cured of diabetes by the use of this
remedy. am firm believer in it, and moth
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Mrs. R. McMurray, of ST. Paul's avenue,
Staten Island. says: 81 used Warmers Safe
other remedies failed. The safe Cure made
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My mother. Mrs. s. a. Vanderbilt, is alive
and comparatively we'll today from its use.
Other members of our family. as also many
friends and acquaintance, have used it, and
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Mrs j. F. Beale, No. 363 Lexington avenue
said: About x years ago suffe ed from,
severe attack of peritonltis and general kid
ney troubles. Despite the attendance of
skilled physicians my ailments increased. l
finally decided to try Warmers Safe Cure and
purchased a bottle. This step was taken
upon the advice of several friends who had
been benefited bv It's use. At this time the
physicians stated that another attack Of my
malady would most assuredly prove fatal |
took four bottles of the Safe Cure which EN-
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Mr.. W. R. Ryers, No. 119 East Eighty-third
street. in the course of an interview stated
uuNc ldkeu WUruer SaIe cure klQuey
trouble. l owe my life to it today
Mr.. Jesse Larrabee counselor at law, No.
So Liberty street, said: Il have used War
ner's Safe Cure personally and with the best
results. 1t cured my brother OF Bright's dis
ease. and has always been cure for kidney
troubles in all eases where l have recon-
mended its use"
Mrs. Hahn, No. 21s6 Third avenue. said {:
g! have personally used Warmers Safe Cure
with the best possible results, and other
members of my family have taken it with
great benefit
Every man and woman whose daily occu-
patton leads to more or less strain upon
the system is in danger of contracting dis
eases of the kind and in the manner referred
to. They need some reliable antdote which
will ward off sickness or prevent its fatal
iaroads, and in the more serious cases of
disease, of even long standing, arising from
an impaired condition of the liver and kid
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