The times., 1899-04-04


cradle brick dust deposit. cannot set
forth in writing what / suffered and shall
not try. The headaches alone l thought a
sufficient punishment for such unconscious
offences in the matter of eating and drink
ing, as had brought this complaint upon
me-
1.-THE editor begs to interrupt Mr.. Simp
son to remind him, and others as well,
| that in infllcting penalties nature never
stops for moment to consider whether
the offences were consciously committed or
not. Juries and judges are continually
moved either by sympathy for the prisoner
or prejudice against him. Nature is cold
as a tombstone, yet perfectly fair and i'm
partial. Whether you take a dose OF
poison ignorantly or unintentionaly, or
with the purpose to commit suicide, the
result is precisely the same. Nature will
not push you over the cliff, neither wi L sh I.
put out her hand to save you from being
are tempted to meddle with her arrange
ments.l
THE DOCTORS" continues Mr.. Simpson,
gave me no relief. although / consulted
many and followed their directions ia TIL
fully 1 do not blame them, for they dill
their best; and I cannot praise them as
|
1T was my custom to buy my tolst ar
| ticles at the Walker Rintels Drug Co., 24i
Boyston Street, and one day told Mr.. ID.
Wallace Rintels about my condition and
the failure of the doctors to help me. He
at once suggested the use of Warmers Saf.
| Cure. AS to the virtue of this medicine,
although l had heard of it, l was very
| skeptical / considered the advertised
statements of its merits exaggerated, yet
bought bottle on the bare chance OF its
doing me good. After having taken few
doses my headaches were certainly less fire.
quent and less intense. Greatly dsEghted
at this hopeful outcome, kept on king
| tie medicine regularly and improved
steadily; and before long the symptoms /
AT the date of this writing | have bee !
| well long enough to make sure that my
cure is radical and permanent. In spite OF
the pain and peril OF those twelve farfu
years / have today as good an alp-t-te as
| clear 4 head and as soand body as any
man in Boston. AS an illus tration of It
need only say that the very insurance
Oh, had Il
on account Of an 'incurablc diseas, of the
kidneys has since written Il heavy po icy
on my life. / weigh more than | used to-
and my flesh is healthy and solid. am Ri
of the puffiness which marks the curoai-
sufferer from kidney trouble. And for
this transformation l hereby acknowledge
indebtedness TO Warmers Safe Cure and
that only" George B. Simpson. % Churcl
Street Boston.
What is popularity called kidney trouble
! is shown by modern investigation to hav,
several forms. 1t is always dangerous
and deceptive condition, sometimes siowIy
and sometimes rapidly progressive. anC
liable to terminate fatally even when tn;
immediate symptoms seem to be ie s
charming. Thousands of casualties a trib
uted to other causes are really due to dis
eased kidneys. The success fo- MAJ,
years OF Warmers Safe Cure in re eievint
and curing this subtle disease has won fol
it the worldwide reputation it roS en.
joys. When kidney symptoms dec arr
themselves. DO not hesitate to use War
ner's Safe Cure. The risk is not in ie
sorting TO this remedy. but in neg citing It