The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-20
EVERY WORD TRUE!
SO Says the Writer Of That Fa-
nous Letter.
He Rciterates His Statements, Pre-
dnces Additional Proof and Clearly
Defines HIS Position.
IN 7. Sun.l

interest and comment. not to say ex-
element, which the published letter Of
DIR. r. A. Gum. which appeared In the
papers yesterday. has occasioned. The
prominence OF the doctor and the UNI
usual nature of the latter have both
tended to add interest to the subject
aud make it really the talk of the
town.
/ called upon DIR. Gum at his resi-
dence, No. 1874 West Forty.seventh
street. yesterday afternoon. 1 found
the reception room crowded. and 1t
WIS only after an hours waiting that
l succeeded in obtaining an interview.
DR.. Gum Ia n distinguished looking
man, and impressed me at once by his
manly bearing and air of sincerity. |
took the seat he courteously offered
me and said:
Are you aware, doctor, OF the COM
| IN lotion your lettsr has causcd?"
DIR, Gum smiled, and replied:
Things out of the ordinary usually
cause comment. 1t Is not common
!
cordially recommend medicines other
than those ill the Materla Meitca.
| History Is full OF instances of sclen-
/ lists who have endorsed discoveries
they believe to be valuable, and have
been denounced for so doing, and yet
these same discoveries are blessing
the world to-day. hope I have the
manhood and courage to be true to
my convictions, and that is why / so
openly and unhesitatIngly indorse
Warmers safe Cure as being the great.
est of modern discoveries for the cure
OF diseases which have ballied the
highest skill OF the medical PROBES.
sion"
was impressed with the earnest.
ness OF the doctor, and saw tlfGt he
meant every word that he said
How long have you known of this
remedy, DOCTOR | asked.
Nearly ten years" he replied. "My
attention was originally called to the
Safe Cure by serious case of BriGhta
disease. which was considered hope
less. and yet, much to my Irprise,
under Its use the patient recovered.
have tried it IN other cases since then
constantly, and my original faith III
its power has boon confirmed. | have
seen patients recover from inilamina
tlph blio ot!h
, Bright5 disease when all other treat
, inent had failed, and | have found II
, especially efficient in all female trou
blcs." -"
Can you specify any particular
, cases, doctor | asked.
THAT Is delicate thing to do tht
|. doctor replied; but as | always keeI
a written record of my cases, caI
, accommodate YOU"
Ihereupon the doctor opened hi
: desk and produced his record book
Turning over the leaves hs said:
, Here is a case OF n gentleman whi
!. was great sufferer from inilamma
ton of the bladder OF long standing
a He had consulted number of physi
!. clans without benefit. When first con
:. suited | myself tried the usual meth
n DDS OF treatment but without success
q and finally advised him to try War
ner's Safe Cure. He felt better from
/. tho start, and In few weeks was en-
tirely cured"
+ The doctor turned few pages fur
Their, and then said:
. Here is another case. II is that o
y gentleman who had frequent at
= tacks OF renal cslculi, which, as yo
= know, is gravel forming in tho kid
a neys. He had never been able to pre-
!, vent these formations, but after a
i. unusually severe attack | recommeI
ded him to tr5' tho Safo Cure. which h
a did, and although 1t Is three years sine
n took the remedy. he has never had a
h attack since"
a. The doctor continued to turn tn
n leaves OF his book, and suddenly o.
/ claimed: .8-5
n Here Is most remarkable case
n is that Of lady who had suffered Il
a,,Ti4a I NM fI,,r1 RyirYhtip a ~
n became eneioute, and about the fourt
month suddenly became blind, ha
commissions and finally fell Into
state OF coma, caused by uremic
kidney poison. Several physician
n. who saw her said she could not liz
IN and in this view fully concnrred.
nd she could still swallow said, as a la
II. resort, that they might try Warner
n. safe Cure. They did so. and to Il
Is surprise OF every one stio reeoyere
%. She las since given birth to livil
H. child. and Is perfectly we'll.
y Those are certainly most wondt
he full eases. DOCTOR / said, '.and while
or do not for Il moment question the
"a authenticity, / would consider 1t
great favor II you would give II
cd their names. think tho importan
tn OF the subject would fully justify il
in In the interest OF Other sufferers
to think you are correct, Bf. Gum tint
rh ly observed after a moments though
he Both tho lady and hsr husband are
az rejoiced, SO grateful over her recove
lie that know she Is only too glad
i'd have others hear of 1t. Tho lady
ed Mrs. Eames, WHO Oh the We'll ktoN
tas cosiumer. She WIS not only rGstor
but is In perfect health ta.day."
thanked the doctor for his cour
lts Gus reception for the valuable inf,
tai nation impaired, and | feel assur
20 that his generous end humane matt
nd will prevent him from feeling OIL
OF than glad at seeing this interview p,
tx, lished for the benefit Of suffering /
nd manity.