Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-16

WI Nho 'fmpho haNo Dcou kiNoh bue
particulars Of some Of the most re
markable cures of the 10Th century, ali
OF nearly all Of them, Ia cases hitherto
nrld by the most advanced medical
scientists TO be incurable. The partlc
ulars OF these cases we're vouched fUI
by eucb leading newspapers as the
Hamilton Spectator and Times, tn.
Halifax Herald, Toronto Globe, l.,
Monde, Montreal; Detroit News,
Albany, N. Y, journal, Albany Elk.
press and others, whuse reputation
placed beyond question the Statements
made.
Recently Tumors have been ahOat D.
a remaIkable Case III IA pretty little
,UWD vi vi Oakvllle, Of "a young man
recovering alter years Ut helplessuess
auu agony. The Empire determine "
subject The case " the most rIHld
investigation aud accordingly detallru
One Vt our best reporters " make h
thorough and impartial investigation
iDto Lhe Case. Acting upon thes'
Instructions our reporter went to OAK.
Vile, and called upon Mr.. John W.
Condor (whU IL was had 80 miraculonsl,
iecOvereu) aud had not lODg been H.
conversation with him when he wa
convinced that the statements lad,
we're not only true, but that the hail
uad not been told" The reporter
found MIR. Condor Mt work In one Oi
the heaviest departments OF the OAK
vile Basket Factory and was surprised
IA the face Ut what he knew of THE
case, TO be confronted by u strappinl
young fellow Uf good physique, rudy
cuuutenance and buUyant bearing
rhls now rugged young man was h.
Who had spent great part OF his day.
upon a sick he'd, suffering almost uU
odd agony. When the Empire repre-
sentative announced the purpose Oi
mis- visit Mr.. Gender cheerfully vOlnn
teered a statement of his case for tn,
benefit of other sufferers. II am.
said Mr.. Condor, ian Englishman b>
birth aud came to this country with
my parents when nine years of age
aud at that time was as rugged anr
healthy as any boy of my age. | an
now 30 years Of age and II WAS whe'
about IA years Of age that the frs
winges OF inllammatory rheumatism
came upon me and during the lifteeI
yeats that INTERVIEWED between tha'
time and my recovery few months
ago, tongue can hardly tell how
suffered. My trouble was brought Of
1 think through the too frequent bath
ug III the cold lake water. The joint
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