The morning call., 1893-04-01
Fer Words were TRUE.
A Newspaper Mans Careful and
Complete Investigations.
WHAT TWO MINISTERS SAID.
A Searching Inquiry as to Mrs. Hsndsrson's
Past and Present Condition and the
Results Which Were Obtained


A 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 the facts in contained were so unusual
and the interest, not 10 say excitement. Occa-
stoned was so great that an Investigation 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 great deal of talk on
the very subject l was Investigating. Rev.
Ernest l.. Scott, after / had explained what 1
wished, said:
Nearly a year ago first met Mrs. j. TENDER
son. who resides at 3l5 Winchester avenue
called TO see her In company with Hon. Add
son johnson, and must confess that L have sell
aom seen any one In so deplorable condition.
MY hrst view almost unuerVed me, she Was so
weak, her nerves so unstrung ana with the most
dangerous dTopSical condition. She told me how
she had suffered how her sister had come 10
prepare the house for her expected funeral and
she continued, words cannot tell the story of
my suierings.' Withdrew from The house feel
ing mat 1t was The last time / should ever see
her alive.
THE next time 1 saw Mrs. Henderson was
early IN the present year. l could hardly be-
lleVe what saw. She was well, healthy. had no
trace OF the dropscal trouble; indeed. she
seemed 10 be In perfect health. Naturally was
amazed and asked her the cause. She said,
WIN tears streaming from her eyes: Il owe II all
10 That grand remedy, Warmers Safe Cure Her
husband spoke up al once and said. yes, that Is
the secret of my wlfe's recovery and alter | have
seen what the Safe Cure has done for my wife l
am confident that IL will relieve any case of
Brlghrs disease and cure any one whose cOnsti-
tuition Is not wasted away"
Rev. Samuel D. Curtiee, pastor Of the Meth
odlst Church al Port Chester, said TO me: Yes,
L know all about Mrs. HendeTsOn's troubles,
which were cansed by bad case OF Brighps dis
ease. She had been giv-n up and was called in
10 baptze her. Instead of that l talked aud
prayed with her and then withdrew. l called
again The next day and performed the ceremony.
Her rapid recovery TO her present state OF health
and strength IS really wonderful
Hon. Addison johnson, member Of the Board
OF supervisors, and their delegate 10 the Assam
bly, at Albany. said: II have known all about
Mrs. HendeTsOn's case. Her death was expected
daily Tor a long time. She was the slckest per-
son ever saw that lived. Certainly any rrmeuy
that could pc fo;m such wonders must be a
marvellous One.'
The conclusions from my Investigations are
these, namely, that one of he most remark BILE
cures on recOid has been accomplished 10 Port
Chester. II i that OF lady who, when taken
i'll, went from bad 10 worse" until brought 10
deaths door by The worst OF all known disc asses,
and YET is to-day well and happy. The expert
ence of Mrs. Henderson should prove a valuable
one 10 all readers who may be ire. ding the same
dangerous path, VIZ: Treating symptoms in
sIead OF what causes Them, and not realizing
their great danger until in many cases too late
for human aid.