Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-28
Her WORDS WERE TRUE.
A Newspaper Mans Careful and Com
plete Investigations.
TWO MINISTER'S SAID.
A Searching Inquiry to Mrs. Hender-
sons Past and Present Condition, and the
Results Which Were Obtained.


(Ne,r York Press.)
few days since there was published in this
paper one Of the most remarkable 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. occasioned
so great, that an Investigation for the benefit of
the public seemed a necessity. In the pursuit of
such investigation visited Port Chester, y. Y,
and at the hotel, on the street and in the stores
heard great deal of talk on the very subject
was investigating. Rev. Ernest L. Scott, after
had explained what wished. said:
'Nearly year ago first met Mrs. J. Henderson
who resides at No. SIS Westchester avenue.
called to see her in company with Hon. Addison
johnson, and must confess that have seldom seen
any one in so deplorabie condition. NV rrst view
almost unnerved me, she was SO weak. her nerves
SO unstrnng and with the most dangerous drops;-
cal condition. She told me how she had suffered.
how her sister had prepare the house her
not tell the story of my sufferings.' withdrew
from the house feeling that it was the last time
should ever see her alive.
"ihe next time saw Mrs. Henderson was early
in the present year. could hardly believe what /
saw. She was well, healthy, had no trace OF the
dropsical trouble: indeed. she seemed to be in per-
feet health. Naturally / was amazed and asked
her tine cause She said. with tears streaming from
her eyes: 4 owe it all to that grand remedy.
warmers SAFE Cure. Her husband spoke up al
once and said, yes, is the secret of nv wifes
recovery, and after have seen what the Safe Cure
has done for my wife am confident that it will re-
lieve any case IF Brights disease and cure any one
whose constitution is not wasted away"
Rev Samuel o. Curtce, pastor of the Methodist
Church at Port Chester. said to me: ..Yes. | know
all about Mrs. Henderson's troubles which were
caused by a bad case of Brights disease. She had
oeen gwen up and was called in to baptise her.
instead OF that talked and prayed with her and
then Withdrew | called again the next day and
performed the ceremony. Her rapid recovery TO
her present state Of health and strength is really
wonderful"
Hon. Ad. ison johnson, member of the board of
supervisors and their delegate to the assembly at
Albany, said: ~ have Known all about Mrs. Hem
dersons case. Her death was expected daily FOR a
long time. She was the sckest person i ever saw
tnat lived. Certainly any remedy that could per-
form such wonders must be a marvellous Ole"
The conclusions from my Investigations are
these, namely: That one OF the most remarkable
cures on record has been accomplished in Port
Chester. 1t Ia that of lady who, when taken i'll,
"weht from bad TO worse" until brought to deaths
door by the worst OF all known diseases. and vet is
today well and happy. The experience of Mrs.
Henderson should prove vaiuable one II all ad-
ers who may be treadng The same dangerous path
viz: treating symptoms instead of what causes
them, and not realizing their great danger until in
many cases too late Tor human aid.