The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-16
CChpped from Lynn, Mass, Item.) Cured Many Sufferers William A. Varney, Proprie- tor, Stands in Light of
 Public Benefactor Perfect Health For Users of
 The Remedy Reporter Verifies Statements Made By Lynners Who
 Have Benefited

Starting with the bottling up. of quantity of medicine,- which found it's way into the hands of a few friends and acquaintances who were suffer- CTS, the manufacture and sale of Var nesis, the great blood purifier, has grown in a few short years into large industry, and William A. Var ney, Lynn man and the originator of a strictly Lynn product, stands to- day in the light of a public benefac- tor because of the marvellous cures ccomplished through this truly wonderful remedy.
 Success is a splendid thing, and when success. brings help and bless ing to mankind, as well as pecuni- ary profit to the man who succeeds, 1t is all the more exemplary. From it's small beginning the business has had a phenomenal growth, until now Varnesis is a household word in the families of this city, and gradually it's fame is extending to other re- gions, and people throughout the country are learning of the curative properties of this excellent blood purifier. Residents of Lynn. who efficacy of this remedy, are receiving communications from all over the United States. making inquiries about this marvellous conoueror of disease.
 Scores of people of this city are now in the enjoyment of perfect health who suffered agony for a rheumatism which leaves it's mark in an unmistakab1e manner on who ever happens to be the victim. Var nesis came as ray of hope to them, stiffened cords and other parts of the anatomy were made again to ing work, the excruciating pains which racked their bodies were driven out, and new life came after years of suffering to restore the Men and women. right here in Lynn, whose word and honor are unimpeached, testify to the virtue of this remedy, based upon l persona experience and because they have had relatives, friends and neighbors who have been freed from suffering l Varnesis, which distinguishes it from many patent medicines, and l which recomm lends it to the con sideration of the sick. is the fact acknowledge it's worth. People are
 Saf 5 oongnsa TaFy 2d a aos SslsvipE pEEntea s testimonials of the value of a rem edy, signed by some individuals
 many miles away from their place l people here in our home city of Lynn who can speak volumes in praise, of varnests. An Item man l the testimonials which have been published, and in every instance he l found every word was true. Some l visits to other parties who knew the l afflicted ones resulted in the corro- l boration of all of their statements.
 Lovett Child Cured.
 l One Of the most remarkable cures l by Varnesis was the restoration to ] health of the 1O-year-old daughter of I James F. Lovett of Ii Cook street.
 When the remedy was recommended ] her case appeared to be a hopeless 1 one, and she had been given up by physicians of the city. Rheumatism 1 had settled in the cords of her neck, ] drawing the head over to one side in 1 a rigid position. There was a cha1ky | deposit at the joints of her fingers and l they stiffened, bending in toward the palms of the hands, which were swoi- | len like puff balls. The cords of her linn bs commenced to draw, and as the i disease progressed she became entirely the house and fed like baby. A num-
 her of Lynn doctors treated her, but without success, and finally MT. Lov-
 ett carried her to a hospital where
 tention. At the end of a month she l was given up, and MT. Lovett was | told that he had better take his little l girl home for there was no hope for 1 her. She was carried home by her 1 sister in baby carriage. Varnesis
 was recommended and tried, improve
 ment in the chi1d's condition being
 manifest in a short time. Gradually
 and her neck became healed.
 She is now well. and when an Item
 man called at the house she was run
 ming about the neighborhood, a happy
 Charles A. Murphy, who runs g
 corner grocery a short distance away
 from the Lovett home, testified to the
 truth of this case, and says he well
 brought home in a baby carriage