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THE DOCTOR'S STORY),

Further Details of the Sensation at. Grayenhkurst.

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A VROMINENT PHYSICIAN SCIENCE HAS ITS SAY—ALMOST A RESUK- RECTION.

(From our own Raporter. )

GRAVENHURS?, Oct. vestigation discloses the fact that there is hardly anything else spcken of in this town but Sam Murray's wonderful recovery His

at the alirine of St startled people like h's case has this sec- tion of the community. in the hvtels you hear his name mentioned, and being well known along the different towns on the Northern railway, Murray's case attracts unueual interest.

INTERVIEWED—

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case is considered marvellous, and no cure { Aune de Beaupre ever |

*““Yes, he got his sick benefits firs: through me, and then whev it was «xpect ed he would die his total disability claim was paid through me also. I never thought ;Sam would recover. He says he was cured | by taking Dudd’s Kiduey Pills.”

THE PROPRIETORS.

Mr. J. A. McKee, of the firmof L A j Smith & Co., manufacturers of Dodd's Kid ney Pills, was seen at their place of busi ness in Toronto, He was very busy, bu’ was willing to speak of the Murray case. He said, in answer to some questions : }** Yas, we have heard of Murray's wonder-

|fulcure at Gravenhurst through taking our Dodd's Kidney Pills. But his case is only one of many. Here are several others just as startling,” pulling a bundle of letters cut of adrawer. ‘* We have not been ad- veriising these pills to any great extent, and we are astonished at their rapid sale. The only way to account for it is that they sell on their merits. Those who use them tell their friends about them, and they are advertised in that way. These pills are new

men in Gravenhurst. He runs a large’ drug store, and has a very extensive prac- tice. He stands high in the medical pro- fession, and is Grand Trunk physician for that section. His drug business is ove of the largeet in Northern Ontario. He was seen at his cftive. He said: “I have known Murray fora longtime. He was employed

man for several years. His fingers were crushed, and being one of the Grand Trunk physicians I looked :f or his case. One night in June, 91, he was carried into my office. He had fallen down on the street. I found that he was sufforing from paraly- sis. He had been disabled until recently, but I don’t care to talk very much of his case. [am not seeking cheap notoriety.” **But, doctor, 1 sup,ose you have no ob- jection to answer a few que ries to substan- uiate what Murray says?’

“Well, no; go ahead.”

‘*Was Murray ill for a long time, and is it true that his disability claims were paid by the Grand Trank / You atttended him for sume time, you say, and you should know ?’

= I attended him, and he was pretty low. Although I never give up hope, thought he would never be able to get abou: again. After he fell the first time he kept p-king about and took three or four uther spells. He was then confined to his house, and later on tcok to his bed, Boils and eruptions broke out on his legs and arms, neck and face, and his blood was in avery bad way. He kept gradually get- ting worse, and everybody thought he would die. He comp!amed of his back very much. | attribared his dissase large- ly to overwork, 1 believed he would never be able to resume his duties again. He was paid his total disability claim by the Grand Trunk at that time.”

‘*How does it come that he is about and working again ?”

‘*Well, you see as a professional man | hardly like to say. It might look as if [ were lending myself to some advertising sckeme, and I would rather say nothing on that subject.”

“But, doctor, that is not fair. Sam Murray know what cured him ?” **Well, he says, and everybody saya, it was some pilla he bought here that cured him.”

**What pills, doctor? name of them ?”

Does

Do you know the

De. Cornell is one of the most popular;

departure in medicine. The formula has been used successfully by one of the most eminent specialists in the world for the cure of kidney diseases, But his services are only available for the wealthy, and even if the for- mula were known to all practitioners could not be made up by the drug siores for special facilities have to be arranged for compounding them. Hitherto kidney remedies have been put up in liquilform A certain percentage of alcoho! has to be putin sach m:x‘tures to keep the medicine. This alcohol, it has been time and again deraonstrated, counteracts the beneficial effects of the drugs contained in the mixture, for there is nothing worse for the kid neys than alcchol, and it defeats the objects for which the remedy is intended. We obviate thie difficulty by having the active princ’ples only of the drugs put up in concentrated form in the shape of a pill, which is easily taken. They are neatly put up ia boxes with the trade mask ‘Dodd’s Kidney Pills’ on each box, and are for sale by all druggists and dealers in medicines at fifty cents per box. We will maii them direct on receipt of price.”

From these interviews with aad the investi- gations made your correspondent has proved beyond a douvt that sach a man as Sam Murray exists, and that the facts of his case as published in the Gravenhurst Banner are true ia every particular. Not only does Sam Murray himseif speak out, but his evidence is supported by documentary proofs and also by Dr. Cornell, a well kuowo physician in Graven- burst, the mayor of the town, the station master and otiers, Also that Dodd's Kiiney Pills effected his cure after the case had been given up as hopeless.

Personal.

Miss Annie Clark, of Philadelphia, stepped upon a match on Mond+y night, which ignit- ing, set fire to her clothing. Her injuries

roved ,atal. Moral—Don’t wear long§drewses.

William Chambers, aged 104, of Dawa Mills, a veteran of Waterloo, went to Sarnia afew days ago to visit the tunnel, aad was given a reception by some of the leading cit- izens.

Rev. Dr. McCullock and wife, of Truro, N.S, celebrated the golden jubilee of their marriage at that place on Thursday. They were the recipients of several addresses and and many handsome presents.

Bishop Huntingdorr says: “It is not scien. tific doubt, not atheism, not pantheism, not agnosticism, not Romanism, that in our day, in this land,is likely to quench: -he light of the Gospel or recrucify Christ. ic is a proud, cepsoriovs, luxurious, churchegoing, hollow- hearted prosperity.”

Mr. Gladstone not on)y studies Homer, but in respect to the claim made that the great

‘There you go again. Now, I said | did not want to put myself in a false position before the profession.”

store. What pills were they?” **Well, L'll tell you the truth; they were Dodd’s Kidney Pills; and remember, want you to say, if you say anything about me, this is the truth. Sam got the pills here, and he says they cured him. I have sold a lot of them to others and they all speak highly of them.” “Doctor, would you, as a physician, pre- scribe these pills in your practice tor kid- ney troubles ?” “Yes, I would. Kuowing the active principles of the pills they are such asl would prescribe to patients suffering from kidney troubles, for they are both a tonic aud a diuretic.” “Doctor, is it true that diseased kidneys poison the bluod ?” **Yes, the blood gets full of uric acid ?” “Willthe curing of diseased kidneys cleanse the blood of uric acid and impuri- ties ?” *Well, it is only natural to suppose that if you remove the cause of 4 disease you can expect a cure.”

‘Do you consider Sam Murray's case a remarkable one /’

“*Yes, I certainly do.”

A NEWSPAPER MAN.

Fred Harbridge, of the Gravenhurst Ban- ner, was seen. He said: Sam Murray's case is causing a good deal of talk. We used to publish paragraphs that he was not expected tolive over night. Every week we expected his death notics. Sam got hold of Dodd’s Kidney’s Pills through a little book that was dropped into his house called Kidney Talk, and he took the pills and is as well as ever. When he was that bad that part of his life insurance was paid by the Grand Trunk you may judge he was pretty low. He recovered so rapidly and miraculously that everybody is talking about his case. We had something in the paper about it. There isno denying that he is cured, and that Dodd’s Pills did it. Anybody in Gravenhurst will tell you that.

A GRAND TRUNK OFFICIAL.

Mr. J. T. Torrey, Grand Trunk agent at Gravenhurst, wasseen. Mr. Torrey is a middle-aged man, and a great favorite in the place. He was asked if he knew Mur- ray, and hessid *‘ Yes. 1 know two Mur- rays, Sam Murray and his brother. I put both of them to work as brakemen on the Grand Trunk. I remember when Sam was taken ill, and nobody expected he would get better.”

**Did he get his total disability money from the Grand Trunk ?”

“But he bought the pills in your drug: i}

poet was born in seven different cities, seems detirous of vieing with him. Ina recent ad. dress, while not exactly neming more than one birthplace, he got around itin the foilowing fashion; ‘‘l am a Scotchman by blood, and a Lancashire man by birth. I have lived most

I of my life in London, and in one way or an-

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other I belong to most parte of the couatry ’ The German Emperor seems to oppose the the excharge of titles for money by the mar- riage of German noblemen to the daughters of weal' hy Americans, It is too bad that the spirit of restriction puts an impediment in the way of such hatmless rociprocity. As the Toronto Globe remarks, ‘‘if there is anything in the world that a Yankee loves better than money it isan aristocratic title, and as the German nobility are more blessed with titles than money, the common-sense principle of free trade should rule in the matter.”

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