The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-19
DlvERaING EMPIRES.
q sword. Of Physical and Moral Triumph

The Swords OF Physical and Moral Triumph,
Two classes OF cOnquerors appear upon
the earth, and from each class we select a
type 10 illustrate the differe nee which lies
between Their practice and achievements
There are soldiers whose mission seems 10
be TO pull down and oyerturn--and such
were Alexander and Napoleon: there are
refurmers who, from the ruin of decayihp
systems, create and build up new structure 8
and to this latter Glaze belong Luther and
Holloway! Let us contrast Napoleon and
Holloway men, alike perhaps in the
normal nature OF their genius, and each aim.
ing at certain universally of empire in
the professions they respectively selected.
The empire Of the sword which the former
| created and for so many years OF nuetuatine
v.rtory sustained and tostered was, after q II
an die and d bloody dream. II faded in
thu frost oil hia first reveFses, and when he
died lonely exile on the sea girt rock,
there was no compensating benefit that he
could point to ior oil the carnage, misery
ald ruin his personal ambition cost the
world
! Professor Holloway made q wiser choice
although the enemy he grsppled with bad
more Than morts! terrofs al command. He
I levied whr upon disease, and with the self
I made weapons OF his Universal Remedies
! has fought aud overcome lie enemiesin ev-
/ cry land, on every sea. among all tribes and
! nationalities OF the earth. Ii was stub.
born tigdt and one in which success brought
I no triumphal cries To cheer the prowess o!
| the ,onquerur The silent gratitude OF d
I rescued sufferer, the still small voice OF al
I approving conscience, The assurance that
! his years had been devoted to Il worthy oh.
I iect, and the growing respect and admira'
/ lion of oil whose good opinion deserves 10
! be considered these were the only stimu'
| Iguts which prompted him 10 despise the
ealumneE OF interested hate and persist ia
! The dissemination OF that medicinal empire
which be has al length established among
| III tie nations and branches OF the human
| family. And biz Is an empire that Will last
| and \ reward that shall not pass away.
| Ii would he an Insult to The understand
ng OF our Teadt -vefsed as We must sup
| pose them to be IA 4 matter OF such vital in
| tsrest--to enlarge upon the different step:
! 4 The investigation by which Professor
! Holloway succerded ia demonstrating thai
! I'll raaadlfs took their rise in an organic
| iiNpWitY bi bi0tu Ir ufH dlsGuNcF III huu
| discovering in addition, one single combin,
| lion oiherbs capable OF restoring the bloot
! l., purity, arrived 81 that Universal Remedy
which, though dreamed Of and believed in
nnd hoped Tor by the wise men OF all Tor
mer ages, had never before been realized il
the test OF universal practice. Great, indeed
IS the reward OF the learned and ind fatiga'
Die physiriani the prayers OF the millions he
has saEed accompanying him through life
and the record Of their gratitude will hav'
lone before him when he is sunmone,
irom the scene which his genius and philan
thropy have so largely contributed to i'm
prove. The reward OF practical benevo
Ience Is an imperishsble crown. ~ ]
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