The Magnolia gazette., 1882-04-21
A FRIEND TO TUE pRIEyDLEss

st. Joseph saturday Democrat, Aug. ~,
Sorrow and sickness is the too conf
heritage of humanity, aud when we see
little is done to alleviate the miseries of
great mass of humanity we are almost gu
patience with life: Even where the IN
tions are best ignorance is prone to bid
afflicted 'suiier and be strong" iustea
.ininistering To the mind diseased" or la,
II hand of healing on the poor tortured h
All! when Science and Philanthropy.
love and sympathy and skill come to the
of the sufferers they feel rs il the angel
auiiication had drawn near.
Samaritan Nervine really is salvation
thousands. | speak from full heart wht
say it for fri nds very near u d dear to
have been restored to health aud happi
by means of it.
God bless DR., Richmond said one Of d
to me the other ,lay II feel as know
man mentioned in Scripture must have
when he went from Jerusalem TO Jerico
fell among thieves. and when robbed and
the ppint Of death, was heiriendel and rei
ed to health by the Good Samaritan"
"fes,n he continued, 'that was exactly
condition. had spent n fortune in dOci
bills and patet medic nes EyerythiI'
could hear of | tried, SO desperate was
situation. but | grew worse steadily,
some kind friend told me of the SalnaIl
NefNlue, Snlcc taxing IL am, as you
restored 10 perfect health.
With such iucontrOyertible proOfOf the II
ticent nature of the remedy. il is not strl
shat au editor, always solicitous for an 4
rate knowledge of what could benefit
world in general, should take the eaIs
| opportunity of visiting the Inventor and
prietOr al the medicine a the Worlds E,a
tic Institute.
We found the doctor in his elegant pri
I I.AAs. I. Il 4 >
gentleman whose business it is to attend
the details of the immense correspond,
which is a natural result of Eis wide-sp
reputation.
On making known our wishes, he
kindly accOmpHnl I'd us our tour of insped
! through the magnificent building
| grounds,
Almost ms soon as We entered the Office
attention was arrested by wonderful co
tinn of photographs. numbering somewhe1
B fhe thousands. ALI nations. ages aud stat
4 were represented. The elegant carte Of
society leader was side by with tie pic
of the humble artisan; innocent chiidl
I and withered old age showed in the cuu
| felt piesentments the gratitude they c
! not speak; doctors lawyers, ministers OF
/ gospel, soldiers, lHhDrcrs plain mother
/ families, naughty children Of wealth. rich
| poor, high and low, black aud white
miracle cures Of Europe, only instead of
! crutches bandagns, gold silver and wax
/ yes Of the recuperated pilgrims, left bf
4 the shrine Of the miracle worker. DIR. Il
mond has as testimonials tho pictures of
deeply grateful patients.
! "lou mnst fee! very happy, doctor "
| you lOol, at this collection we said
| "Ah! yes" said the doctor pleasantly, :
| II you like my Art Gallery, what would
say to MY Library 7"
/ lie led the way TO theme xt apartment.
We followed. expecting only to see perl
one bookcase filed with dusty tones Of
! stact science, Instead. the wallis were 1
with very handsome bookcases. contni,
| over one hundred thousand unsolicited h
moniais from those whom the Neryine
/ cured
"How wonderfully fortunate as we'll
| talented you are" we exclaimed in ami
lnent, The Nervine has proved a per
| gold mlne.n
The doctor looked At us reproachftlll.
~ am not one to underestimate the v
of wealth. he answered, '.for | have kne
what 1t Is to be withuOt il, but what is
most colossal fortune that was ever Ia
grasp of mortal man in comparison TO
| good my remedy is dOingl Picture TO oui
If you can, what must be the feeling Of
eplleptic. Think of him with his Urea
disease so long pronounced incurnble
cannot take part in the studies, duties,
ploymehts recreatiOns or amusrments OF
ordinary fellow being. He is an ohjec
horror rather than Of pity to his friends.
malady never stands still; it is eonsta
growing worse aud more dreadful in all
phases. Last and most dreadful before
stands the awful phantom of Insanity. 81
ing or walking be feels that it is Iii
and that sooner OF later it will clutch
and it does. An epileptic plusf he Eka
tempted to curse Heaven and die. WLS
would bring tears to your eyes TO read a
ter received from a gent leman at Potsd
New York. telling how he had two thons
dreadful fits in eighteen mouths and is l
thanks to the Nervine, entirely cured. Z
poor fellow can scarcely hnd words stI
! enough to express his feelings. That's
kind Of thing TO make man feel happy