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12 A BANK PRESIDENT’S STORY, Tonawanva, N. Y., March 13, 1886.—I have been afflicted with a dull pain or backache, in the region of my kidneys, for many years, Iu 1883 I seemed worse. In the summer of that year I pur- chased several bottles of "* Warner's Save Cure,” and at times took it, but not regularly in accordance with the directions, Still it helped me much. 1 had run down in weight from 176 pounds to 126) pounds. After taking it I increased in weight up to 191 pounds. During the fall of 1885 I found my health rapidly failing again, until the 15th of January, 1486, when I became entirely prostrated with what I believed to be at the time inflamma- tion of the Bowels, and especially of the colon ‘onnecting the bowels with the rectum, The pain would become so intense at times ax to render it necessary for the doctor toadminister hypodermic | injections. The pain seemed to be located in the | lower region of the abdomen, and my physician treated ine mainly for Inflammation and Catarrh of tho Bowels, which no doubt were affected and in sympathy with the main trouble, which ufterward proved to be in my left kidney. These terrible pains would continue most distressing through the whole night, accompanied with flashes of fever, and then again with night sweats, which would leave me with no pain in the morning, though much | weakor than before. For several days I could keep nothing on my stomach, especially in the shape of liquids, and yet was intensely thirsty all the time, On Friday, February 19th, 1 was much worse. The doctor remained with me until 3 o'clock the next morning, at which time be returned home. By 4 o'clock I was in intense agony again. The pain located itself in my left kidney, and seemed unendurable. | bore it till 7 o’clock without calling my wife, when I called her and requested her to send at ouce to the drug store for a bottle of | ~ Warner's Save Cure.” [began to take ita 9 aaa, | and continued it each hour till 11 o'clock, ufter| which I divided up the time so as to take about 8 doses in 24 hours. I was relieved of pain with- in 20 minutes after I had taken the first dose. I had taken the second dose when the doctor came in; | Vinformed him what Thad done, and explained to him the torrible pain I had experienced after he | eft, and that I had decided to take no more medi- cines of him until after Thad fully tested the effect of * Warner's Save Cure.” I continued to take it till 1 o'clock Saturday morning, 14 hours, at which time a sovoro pain commenced again in the left kidney, and seemed to move down slowly along the ureter to the bladder. The pain ceased instant ly. and the urine seemed to flow in great sbunilance | for a few moments, when suddenly another lacer- ating pain seized me, which seemed to pass down the urethra and out. At this T heard some | hard substance drop into the vessel, and ring as | though a nail had been dropped into it. After this all pain ceased. The next morning the water was examined, and in the bottom of the vessel was found a calcareous Stone, about the size and shape of a bean, prove rapidly, and am still improving and gaining in strength and weight © Grace Pres't Lumber Exchange Bank. Messrs. Warner & Co. offer $5000 for proof that testimonials used by them are not true as far as ‘They also say they can furnish Mut- cu TESTIMONIALS from every quarter of LION the globe. AUSTI 3 N’S DOG BREAD, Mae THE BEST DOG HE MARKET. Will not scour but keep the dog in good condi- tion. Manufactured by AUsTI & GRAVES, 16 Commercial Street, Boston, Mass. 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