The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-31
look well enough to pass for a SOM

look well enough TO pass for a Conn
man.
THE secretion from my kidneys u.
high colored and offensive, with oo~
siderable brick dust deposit. cam
set forth in writing what I suffar.5
and shall not try. The headacb.
alone. I thought a sufficient punisbmss
for such unconscious offenses in III
matter of eating and drinking, as bs i
brought this complaint upon me-,
1.-THE editor begs to interrupt NJ.
Simpson to remind him. and Others :.
we'll that in INJECTING penalties. NJ
| ture never stops for a moment to n,
| slider whether the offenses were o.,
| sciously committed or not. Juries a.,
| Judges are continually moved either h.
sympathy for the prisoner or preindi..
against him. Nature is cold as A fomA
stone, vet perfectly fair and impartl,,
Whether YOU take a dose of poison i,
norantly or Internationally, or with II,
purpose to commit suicide, the rasn.
| is precisely the same. Nature will M,
push you over the cliff, neither will O..
put out her hand to save you from bo
ing dashed to pieces. Think of ti,
when you are tempted to NEEDLE with
her arrangements
The doctors" continues Mr.. slmn.
son, gave me no relief, although =
consulted many and followed their Al.
rections faithfully. do not blsm.
them, for they did their best; and
cannot praise them, as their best was
no advantage to me,
1T was my custom to buy my tolls,
articles at the Walker-RinteIs Dru
Co. ga Boylston street. and one dav
told Mi. d. Wallace Rintels about NV
condition and the failure of the doe.
tors to help me. He at once suggest
ed the use Of Warmers Safe Cure As
TO the virtue of this medicine. althougb
l had heard of it, l was very slzenticsi
considered the advertised Statements
OF its merits exaggerated, yet l bought
a bottle on the bare chance Of its do.
ing me good After having taken
rev doses, my headaches were certain
ly less frequent and less intense. Great.
~ delighted at this hopeful outcome
Kept on taking the medicine regularly
and improved steadily, and before Ions
the symptoms [ have named who'll
disappeared.
AT the date of this writing. I have
been we'll long enough to make surs
that my cure IS radical and permanent
In spite OF the pain and peril Of those
twelve fearful years, | have TODAY as
good an appetite, as clear a head and
as sound body as any man in Boston
AS an illustration of it, | need univ
say that the very insurance comuany
which had previously rejected me on
account of an incurable disease of the
Kidneys has since written a heavy mol.
Icy on my life. l weigh more than
aSea sd 10 DO and my, flnh is healthy
which marks the chronic sufferer i' from
Kidney trouble. And for this trans.
formation I hereby acknowledge in.
debtedness to Warmers Safe Cure and
that only" George B. Simpson %
Church street, Boston.
What is popularity called kidney trou-
Die IS shown by modern Investigation
10 have several forms. 1t is ALWAYS
a dangerous and deceptive condition.
sometimes slowly end sometimes ran
idly progressive, and liable to ternlI-
nate fatally even when the immediate
symptoms seem to be least alarming.
Thousands of casualties attributed to
other causes are really due to diseased
Kidneys. The success for many years
of Warmers Safe Cure in relieving and
curing this subtle disease has won for
1t the worldwide reputation it now en-
Joys. When kidney symptoms declare
themselves, do not hesitate to use War
ner's Safe Cure. The risk is not in
resorting to this remedy, but in neg
Letting it,