The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-31

not try. The headaches alone I thought
a sufficient punishment for such uncon-
scious oifenses in the matter of eating and
drinking, as had brought this complaint
upon me"
(The editor begs to interrupt Mr.. Simp-
son to remind him, and others as well,
that in inacung penalties Nature never
stops for a moment to consider whether
the offenses were consciously committed
or not Jures and judges are continu-
ally moved either by sympathy for the
prisoner or prejudice against him. Ma
ture is cold as tombstone, yet perfect
ly fair and impartial. Whether you take
a dose OF poison ignoranuy or unlnten-
tionally, or with the purpose to commit
suicide the result Is precisely the same.
Nature will not push you over the cliff.
neither win she put out her hand to save
you from being dashed to pieces. Think
of this when you are tempted to NEEDLE
with her arrangements)
THE doctors" continues Mr.. Simpson.
gave me no relief. although 1 consulted
many and followed their directions faith
fully. l do not blame them. for they did
their best; and I cannot praise them. as
their best was no advantage to me-
1T was my custom to buy my toilet ar
ticles at the Walker Rintels Drug Co.,
PA Boylston street, and one day I told
Mr.. d. Wallace Rintels about my condi-
ton and the failure of the doctors to help
me. He at once suggested the use of
Warmers Safe Cure. As to the virtue of
this medicine. although 1 had heard of It,
l was very skeptIcal. l considered the adj
vertised statements of its merits exagger-
ated, yet 1 bought bottle on the bare
chance of It's doing me good After hav-
ing taken few doses my headaches were
certainly less frequent and less intense.
Greatly delighted az this hopeful outcome,
/ kept on taking the medicine regularly,
and improved steadily; and before long
the symptoms 1 have named wholly dis
appeared
Eat the date OF this writing 1 have been
well long enough to make sure that my
cure is radical and permanent In spite
of the pain and peril of those twelve
fearful years, 1 have to-day as good an
appetite, as clear head ard as sound
body as any man in Boston. AS an
Illustration of II I need only soy that
the very insurance company which had
previously rejected me on account of an
incurable disease of the Kidneys has
since written a heavy policy on my life.
| weigh more than I used TO do and my
flesh is healthy and solid. I am rid of the
pufiiness which marks the chronic suf-
ferer from kidney trouble. And for this
transformation hereby acknowledge In
debtedness to Warmers Safe Cure and
that only" Geoge b. Simpson, 20 Church
street, Boston.
What Is popularity called kidney trouble
is shown by modern investigation to have
several forms. 1t is always a dangerous
and deceptive condition. sometimes slow
ly and sometimes rapidly progressive, and
liable to terminate fatally even when the
Immediate symptoms seem to be least
alarming. Thousands of casualties at
tributed to other causes are really due
o diseased kidneys. The success for
many years of Warmers Safe Cure in re-
lieving and curing this subtle disease has
won for 1t the worldwide reputation IL
now enjoys. When kidney symptoms de-
clare themselves, do not hesitate to use
Warmers Safe Cure. The risk Is not in
resorting to this remedy. but In neglecting
Il.