The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-21
EVERY WORD TRUE!
so SAYS THE WRITER OF THAT
FAMOUS LETTER.
He Reiterates His Statements, Produces
Additional Proof and Clearly Defines
His Position.
New York SUM-

HIS IOsitiOns
New York Sum
II would be difficult to measure the
interest and comment, not 10 say excite
ment which the published letter OF DIR.
X. A. Gum, which appeared in the pa
pers yesterday. has occasioned. Inc
prominence of the doctor and the un-
usual nature of the latter have both
tended to add interest TO the subject
and make it really the talk of the town.
called upon DIR. Gum at his resi-
dence, No. 124 West Forty-seventh
street, yesterday afternoon. | found
the reception room crowded, and It was
only after an hours waiting that l sue
ceeded in obtaining an interview. Dr.
Gum is a distinguished looking man,
and impressed me at once by his manly
bearing and air Of sincerity. took the
seat he courteousiy offered me, ana
said:
Are you aware, doctor, of the COM
motion your letter has caused =
DIR. Gum smiled and replied: "Things
out Of the ordinary usually cause COM
ment. IL is not common thing Tor
physicians to endorse and cordially
recommend medicines other than those
in the Materia Medica. History is full
of instances of scientists who have en-
dorsed discoveries they believed to be
valuable, and have been denounced for
so doing, and yet these same discoveries
are blessing the world today. l hope
have the manhood and courage TO be
true to my convictions, and that is why
l so openly and unhesitatingly indorse
| Warmers Safe Cure as being the great
est of modern discoveries for the cure OF
diseases which have baffled the highest
skill of the medical profession"
/ was impressed with the earnestness
of the doctor, and saw that he meant
every word that he said.
How long have you known of this
remedy, doctorT asked.
Nearly ten years." he replied. "My
attention was originally called to the
Safe Cure by serious case of Bright's
disease, which was considered hopeless
and yet, much to my surprise, under its
use the patient recovered. have tried
il in other cases since that constantly
and my original faith in its power has
been confirmed. / have seen patients
recover from inflammation of the blad
der, gravel and Bright's disease wher
all other treatment had failed, and
have found it especially efficient in al
female troubles"
"Can you specify any particular cases
doctor p asked.
THAT is delicate thing to do" tn,
doctor replied; "but, as / Away
keep written record of my cases l car
accommodate you."
Thereupon the doctor opened his desl
and produced his record book. Turnin;
over the leaves, he said:
"Here is the case of gentleman VIII
was a great sufferer from inflammation
of the bladder of long standing. He ha
consulted number of physicians with
out benefit. When first consulted j my
self tried the usual methods of treat
ment, but without success, and
finally advised him to try Warmers SAT
Cure. He felt better from the start
and in a few weeks was entirely cured.
The doctor turned. a few pages ful
ther, and then said:
Here is another case. Ii Is that OF
gentleman who had frequent attacks {
renal calculi, which, as you know,
gravel forming in the kidneys. He ha
never been able to prevent these form
ations, but after an unusually sever
attack / recommended him to try I'll
Safe Cure, which he did, and althoug
it is three years since he took the rem
edy he has never had an attack since
The doctor continued TO turn I'll
leaves of his book, and suddenly e,
claimed
Here is q most remarkable case.
is that of lady who had suffered Il
some time from Bright's disease. 81
| became enciente, and about the fouri
month suddenly became blind, had CO.
vulsions and finally fell into a state
coma, caused by uremic or kidn,
poison. Several physicians who saw h
said she could not live, and in this vie
fully concurred. As she could st
swallow l said, as "a last resort, tn
they might try Warmers Safe Cur
They did SO. and to the surprise of eve
: one she recovered. She has since give
birth to a living child and is perfect
WELL"
"Those are certainly most wonderf
. cases. DOCTOR" said, land while |
not for q moment question their authe
E ticity. / would consider it a great fav
{ if you would give me their names.
think the importance Of the subje
: would fully justify 1T.
"In the interests of other sufferer:
q | think you are correct DIR. Gui
; finally observed after a momen
4 thought. Both the lady and her hi
e band are so rejoiced, so grateful ov
: her recovery that know she is only I
. glad to have others hear of it. T
D lady is Mrs. Eames, wife of the we
, known costumer. She was not only
.. stored. but is in perfect health today.
: thanked the doctor for his courteo
J. reception. for the valuable informant,
imparled. and / feel assured that
penerous and humane nature will p
vent him from feeling other than gl
$ at seeing the interview published
, Tho benefit of suffering humanity.