The morning call., 1893-03-25
EVERY WORD TRUE!
So Says the Writer of That
Famous Letter.
He Reiterates His Statements. Produces Ad-
ditiOnal Proof and Clearly Defines His Posi-.
tion
n, Y. Sun.

N Y Sun.
IL would be difficult TO measure the interest
ana comment, not TO say excitement which Tie
published letter Of DIR. r. A Gum. which an
peafed In the papers yesterday, has occasioned
Tie prominence OF the doctor and the upusual
nature OF the letter have both tended TO add IN
ierest 10 The subj CT and make 1t really life talk
OF tbe town.
| called upon DR.. Gum at his residence No.
l24 West FoIy-seyenth street, yesterday after
noon. found The receptiOn-roOm crowded and
1t was only alter an hours waiting that sue.
ceeded in obtaining an interview.
Dr. Gum is distinguished looking man, and
Impressed me at once by his manly bearing and
az o1 sincerity. / took HE seat he cOuIteously
offered me and said:
Are you aware. doctor, OF the eommotlon your
letter hiS cdused?'
Dr. Gum smiled and replied: "Thlngs out OF
Tue ordinary usually cause comment. Ii Is not
common thing Tor physicians 10 indOrse aud
cordially recommend medicines other than those
W Inc Hqtertd Medteo. History is full Of in
stances OF scientists who have indorsed dis
cOverles they believe 10 be valuable aud have
been denounced for Sc doing, and yet these same
discoveries are blessing lhe world Today. |
hoIe L have the manhood aud courage 10 be
true 10 my convictions, and that Is why | so
openly and unhesit ,tingly ndorse " arneiis Safe
Cure as being the greatest of modern discover
les Tor the cure OF diseases which have BAN ed
lhe highest SKIN OF the medical profession.'
w's impressed with the earneStness OF the
lie said.
%, lo% Iohg nave you Known OF this remedy.
Nearly ten years" he replied. .NIy atien.
lion was originally called 10 The safe Cure by
serious case OF Bnght's disease which was CON
sideTed hopeless, and yet, much 10 nv SURPRISE
under us use the patient recovered. have uied
II 10 Oiher cases siuce Then constantly, and my
original faiIh IN Its power has been confirmed
nave seen patients recover from iniamma-
uou OF the bladder. gravel and Bright's dis
ease when all olher treatment had failed, and
nave iound IL especially efficient In all female
troubles"
Can C; you specify any particular cases. doc
That is delicate thing TO do," the doctor re-
pllrd; mn, as L always keep a written record
OF my cases, can accommodate you"
1hereupon lhe doctor opened his desk and
produced his record book. Turning over the
leaves he saId:
Here IS ease of genllem n who was a
great sufferer from Inflammation OF the bladder
OF long standing. He had consulted a number
oil physicians without benefit. When first con
suite d myself tried the usual methods of tr-at-
ment, but without success and finally advised
hun 10 try arners Safe Cure. lie ielt better
from The start, and In a few weeks was entirely
cured"
The doctor turned a few pages further, aud
then said:
Here is another case. 1t is that OF a gentle.
man WHO had frequent ATTACKS OF renal calculi,
which, as you know, IS gravel forming in the
kldntys. lie had never been able 10 prevent
lHese formations, bul atter an unusually severe
attack recommended him To try the Safe Cure
which lie dld, and, although II is three yetrs
attack since"
The doctor continued to turn The leaves OF his
book, and suddenly exclaimed:
mere Is a most remarkable case. Ii Is that
OF lady who had suffered for some tim from
Biighrs disease. Size became e,csinte ana
about The fourth month suddenly became blind,
mad cohyulslons ana finally iell into state
oi coma, caused by Uremlc or sidney poison.
Several physicians who Jaw her said she could
not live, ard "a this view fully concurred AS
she could stili swallow said, last resort,
thal they might ny Warmers Safe Cure. They
dld so, ana 10 the SUI prise OF every one she re-
covered. She has since given bIth TO 4 living
child, ana Is perfectly we'll"
y nose are Certainly most wonderful cases.
DOCTOR" said, land while / do not for a mo-
ment question their authenticity would con
slider II great favor il you would give me their
names. | think The Importance OF The subject
would fully justify it''
''lu The interests OF other sufferers think you
are coTrecf,' DIR. Gum finally observed alter
moments thought. Both the LADY ana her hus-
Daud are so Ielolced, so grateful over her recoy-
cry mat tnow she IS only too glad TO have otn-
ers hear OF 1t. The lady is Mrs. Eames, wife Of
Inc "ei-known costumeF. She was not only re-
Stored. but Is IN perfect health to-day"
thanked the doctor Tor his courteous rreEp-
lion, Tor ibe valuable Information impaired and
ieel assured That his generous and humane nt-
lure viii prevent him from feeling other than
glad al seeing this Interview published for the
Deneht OF suffering humanity.