Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-29
New York Press.)

A few days since there was published
in this paper one Of the most remarka
BILE letters ever written by any woman
Some OF the statements made and facts Il
contained were so unusual and the In.
ter-st, not to say excitement, occasiUnrd
was SO great, that an investigation fol
i the benefit Of the public seemed u neces-
sity. In the pursuit Of such investiga.
ton | visited Port Chester. N. Y. and
ut the hotel. on the street, and In the
stores, l heard great deal of talk on the
very subject l was investigating. Rev.
Ernest l.. Scott, after l had explained
what l wished, said:
"Nearly year ago first met Mrs. j.
Henderson, who re.ides at No. 3l5 W lest.
chester avenue. l called to see her in
company with Hon. Addison johnson,
aud must confess that | have seldom
seen any one IL SO deplOrahle a cOndi.
ton. My first view aim, st unnerved
me, she was SO weak, her nerves were
So unstrung, and with the most danger
Gus dlOpsical condition. She told me
no y she had suffered. how her sister Ia
come to prepare the house for her ex-
prcted funeral, 'and,' she continued.
words cannot tell the story of my suf-
ferings.' l withdrew from the house
feeling that 1t was the last time l should
ever see her alive
1.-The next time saw Mira. Henderson
was early in the present year. could
hardly believe what Saw. she WAS
well. healthy, had no trace If The dropsi-
cal trouble; indeed, she seemed to be il
perfect health. Naturally l was amazed
and asked her the cause She said. wit h
tears streaming from her eyes: 4 owe it
all TO that grand remedy, warmers Safe
Cure Her husband spoke up at once
and said, yes, that is the secret of my
wife's recovery, and, after ! have seen
what the safe Cur has done for my wife,
| am confident HAT it will relieve any
case OF krigh.'s Disease and cure any
one whose cons tuition is not wasted
away"
Rev. Samuel o. Curtice. pastor of the
Methodist church ut Port Chester, sal
10 me: 'Ie>, | know all about Mrs
Henderson's troubles, which were CAUSED
by a bad case of Rrighl's Disease. she
had been given up and had been called
in to baptiZe her. lns,eat of that |
talked and prayed with her and then
withdrew. l called again the next day
and performed the ceremony. Her rapid
recovery 10 her present state Of health
and strength ia really wonderful.
Hon. addison johnson, membs r
of the Beard of Supervisors, and
their delegate to the Assembly at
a albany, said: 81 have known
all about Mrs. Ilenderson'< case. He,
death was expected daily for II long time
She was the sickest person ever saw
that lived. 'ertainl any remedy tina,
could perform such wonders must be ,
marvellous one"
The conclusion, S from my investiga.
tions are these. namely: that one Of tn.
most remarkahl cures on record hal
been accomplished in Port Chester. l.
is that Of lady who, when taken i'll
.'went from bad to wOrse," until brough
to deaths door by the worst OF all known
diseases, and yet is to- day well ant
happy. The experience Of Mrs. Hen
dersOn should prove . valuable one t.
all readers who may be treading the san
dangerous path, viz: treatings ymptom
instead OF what causes them, and no
realizing their great danger until il
many eases too late for human aid.