Evening journal., 1893-03-25
HER WORDS WERE TRUE.
A. Newspaper Mans Careful and
Complete Investigations.
WHAT TWO MINISTERS 4 SAID.

A Searching Inquiry as to Mrs. Hen
derson's Past and Present Condition.
and the Results which Were Oh
taiued.
A few days since there was pub
lished in this paper one Of the most re-
markable letters ever written by any
woman Some of the statements made
and facts it contained were so unusual
and the interest, not to say excitement
occasionsd was so great, that sn investi
cation for the benefit Of the public
seemed a necessity. In the pursuit of
such investigation l visited Port Chester,
n. Y, and at the hotel on the street,
and in the stores / heard a great deal
of talk on the very subject ] was inves-
tigating Rev Ernest l. Scott. after !
had explained what l wished said.
Nearly year ago first met Mrs j.
Henderson, who resides at No. 315
Westchester avenue. / called to. see
her in company with Hon. Addison John.
son, and must confess that l have
seldom seen any one in so deplorable a
condition. My first view almost un
nerved me, she was so weak, her nerves
so unstrung, and with the most danger.
Gus dropsical condition. She told me
how she had suffered, how her sister had
come to prepare the house for her
expected funeral, and she continued,
words cannot tell the story of my suf
ferings. 1 withdrew from the house
feeling that it was the last time / should
ever see her alive
"The next time saw Mrs. Henderson
was early in the present year. l could
hardly believe what 1 saw. She was
well, healthy, had no trace of the dropsi
cal trouble; indeed she seemed to be In
perfect health. Naturally l was
amazed and asked her the cause. She
= said, with tears streaming from her
eyes: 4 owe it all to that grand remedy,
Warmers Safe Cure. Her husband spoke
up at once a9d said, yes, that is the
secret of my wife's recovery and after /
have seen what the Safe Cure has done
for my wife, | am confident that it will
relieve any case of Bright's-disease and
cure any one whose constitution is not
wasted away"
Rev. Samuel o. Curtice pastor of the
Methodist Church at Port Chester, said
to me: Yes, know all about Mrs
Henderson's troubles, which were caused
by bad case Of Bright's disease She
had been given up and / was called in to
baptise her. Instead of that 1 talked
and prayed with her and then wi thdrew
l called again the next day and per-
formed the ceremony. Her rapid re-
covery to her present state of health and
strength is really wonderful.
Hon. Addison Johnson, member of the
Board of Supervisors, and their delegate
to the Assembly at Albany, said; II have
known all about Mrs. Henderson's case.
Her death was expected daily for a long
time She was the sickest person I ever
saw that lived. Certainly any remedy
that could perform such wonders must
be a marvellous one.
The conclusions from my investiga
tions are these, namely. that one of the
most remarkable cures on record has
been accomplished in Port Chester. Il
is that of lady who, when taken IL
"went from bad TO worse, until brought
TO deaths door by the worst of all
known diseases, and yet is to day wei
and happy. The experience of Mrs
Henderson should prove valuable one
to all readers who may be treading the
same dangerous path. viz: treating
symptoms instead of what causes them
and not realizing their great danger
until in many cases too late for human
aid.-New York Press.