Evening journal., 1893-02-17
WHY Do YOU SHUDDERY
ONE OF THE STRANGE THINGS THAT
HAPPENS TO EVERY MAN
AND WOMAN.

Few People Understand it-Fewer Real
ize what a serious Thing II May
Become-Au Are Interested in What
Follows.
WHAT a chinY
A cold wind blows and strikes your
throat and you feel chilly, or strikes your
neck and runs down your spinal. cord
You shiver a cold thrill goes over your
entire system you go about your duties
and perhaps think nothing about t. The
next day you feel out Of sorts, and do
not know why Your head may not ache,
you may feel no pain whatever, but you
are not yourself. You do not understand
IT,
Let me tell you what it means. You
have had a chill-you have taken cold,
and IL has gone TO your kidneys If yon
were sneezing or blowing your nose, you
would know you had taken cold In your
head. If your throat were sore, you
would know at once what that meant
II you coughed, you would realize that
you had a cold in the lungs. II your
muscles were sore, you know that IL
was a rheumatic cold. But you have
none of these troubles, and yet you are
out of sorts The chill, the thrill, that
you felt has become a cold and has gone
TO your kidneys You do not feel any
pain, but you do not feel we'll II you
neglect 1t, you will feel worse; late- on,
you viii feel miserable; finally you will
become a chronic invalid or die, all be-
cause you neglected a chill
What should you dog What should
any sensible man or woman do2 Take
prompt measures to check the effects of
the chill and get into sorts, into perfect
health again. How? There is but one
way. Use the only remedy, the only
discovery which was ever known foI
these troubles, which is Warmers Safe
Cure. You know very well, IL you stoI
to think that the highest medical and
scientific authorities have unqualifedly
stated this. that while chills may come
viii come, they can at once be overcom,
If prompt resort is had to this great
this grand Safe Cure Read what promin
ent men and well known women hav,
said in its praise
Mrs r. +. McMurray resides on St
Paul avenue, Staten Island. She says
MY mother, Mrs s. A. Vanderbilt, an,
myself, owe our health, and / almost
fear our lives, to Warmers Safe Cure
! Recently had a most severe attack o
Grip arising from a cold, and the SAT-
Cure made me feel ike new person
Other members of our family, aud ais,
many friends and acquaintances, havl
received equal benefit, and all highly
recommend il.
DR. A. g. Clark. prominent New Norl
physician, gives testimony that is just al
strong, in the following words
81 have never known a case Of sick
ness arising from cold or chill, @
any Of the troubles that arise durin
this season, which has not been prompt
and permanently cured by the use O
Warmers Safe Cure. It's power at thi
time Of the yesr is wonderful. / hav
seen women run down by care an
overwork; men whose vitality was e,
hausted, and oven puny children restore
TO perfect health through it's use.
Rev. Henry C. Westwood, d. d
Providence, X. l., says: Ten years az
/ used Warmers Safe Care, and derive
so much benefit from Il that ! was vo
UNFAIRLY led TO write testimonial I'm Il
favor. Since then some of my frienC
have proved the great virtues of th
remedy, and recently a relative has bee
much relieved by its use. ] therefor
beg leave to place more emphasis upo
my opinion of this remedial agent e.
pressed some ten years ago
Mrs j f. Beale. residing at No 81
Lexington avenue, said in the course ,
recent interviews About eight yeai
ego my illness began, being peritonit
and general kidney troubles. in spite
the attendance of skilled physicians, N
ailments increased upon advice of son
friends | began to use Warmers Sa
Cure and was cured entirely. / feel
well to-d day as in early girlhood, and IL
entirely due to this great remedy Mar
of my old friends. to whom ! ha'
recommended the Safe Cure, have bee
cured by its use, and their lives thu
prolonged and their happiness assured
, Such testimony is beyond question
you feel a chill or any of those signs
coming sickness act at once; delays al
, dangerous. life and health will not PEI
init Of triimg.