Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-06

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the goodness of his heart and the abound
ing generosity of his nature.
If tomorrow you were to go to Mime
aaolis, and there in one OF. those railroad
yards you were to meet with some accident
(, crowd would gather around you and you
would discern some one before long max
iay his way through the crowd. come up to
the fatal spot and say: Here, boys; get a
Ames' hospital What does it mean!
This doctor out of his own pocket has for
years maintained what you may call a
charitable hospital at Minneapolis, place
where
THE POOR AND THE AFFLICTED 4.
can be taken and receive treatment. If
they have money to pay for what they
gst, all right: if they have not,
they are welcome. You cannot go any
where in this state bat that you will meet
with men who can testify to his Astounding
charity. Men will say to him: ~Do you
remember when you did me- that kind
Eesss" Up in one town man came up to
him and says, Doctor. don't you remem-
Der me ?" ''No,-' said the doctor, II do not"
do not You remember that hand" and
he held it up to him. Look at that hand"
1 looked at it but didn't see that any thing
was the matter with it, except that
it was little dirty. He says doctor,
don't you remember how in the th-ashing
machine I cut that hand and had no money.
and you doctored it and kept me for a
week?'' On, the doctor remembered it
taen. And you will meet with instance upon
instance of this kind. A Philadelphia ply
stefan was once called to attend upon
poor man who had been seriously injured
IL mine, and who had wife and family,
and after while be sent him in bill for
his services amounting to $126. The poor
n,an paid all of it but few dollars. He
got out Of work; he was discouraged, his
wife was discouraged; and his wife In her
despair took poison or some deedlJ drug;
aud be sent for this doctor, to
whom he had paid this large sum
of money. This is fact) He sent for
tie doctor and ne came and he drew up q
prescription for her and then turned
round to the man and asked him if he had
two dollars. The poor man said: Doctor,
we have got little money IL the house,
bat there is my wife unconscious and she
has got the keys, You see the condition
she is in Oh says the doctor, that
won't go down with me-" and he tore up
tee prescription and threw it on the
floor.
And before they could get another physi-
clan the woman died. l simply mention
this fact to show that all these doctors are
rot this way.
HEARD The OTHER DAY
. story about the doctor, (Ames) scms
years ago. Il was rot when he was run
ming for Office. It was not some piece of
charity done in the last despairing gonies
OF political campaign to help some
church. He was sent for By poor old
feeble man who had been out OF work for
some time. The DOCTOR went in, looked at
the man and saw he needed nourishment;
he saw he wanted nourishment Of some
kind to build him UP; and he handed him
& prescription, and the man looked at
it. There were tears in his eyes as he said:
Doctor, cannot get this. I haven't any
money" said he. Il do not like to ac-
knowledged it, bat my wife and [ have
lived on water and crackers for five days"
The doctor said to him: "Come with me
to my house and will fix up the medicine
for you," and he went to the house and
prepared the medicine, and took out of
his pocket roll of bills and handed the
man thirty five dollars with the medicine,
and said to him. take one OF these
pills as soon as You get home" APP
plause.
Now, ny friends. let me ask you, what
has Mr.. WashbuYn done to merit the con-
tidence or the love of any of u.s. What
single spark OF generosity has illuminated
his career? He has made some six mil
lions of dollars. He has made enough to
stay him, and, with the blessing Of God up
on him, We will Leave him at home. Let
Us see if q man of six millions of dollars
can go striding about with the strumpet Of
corruption by his side and bug up his
voters like SO many sheep, while poor
nan, though much more worthy, has to sit
by and see himself defeated. Go up to the
polls on election day. Do not let any sec
tional issues influence you. You can have
none III this case; they are both Mime
apolis men, both are candidates from
Minneapolis. Go up to the polls, draw
the contrast between them, and
VOTE CoNsCIENTIOUsLY.
This mans name is synonym for
charity. His opponent is a man whose
whole career has been continued series
Of mingled corruption and avarice; a
man who voted to repeal your re-em ption
and suspend your homestead law. You
will observe have not abused the Repub-
lican party. am not here to do it. / was an
old Republican myself in the past. And
[ feel q good deal as the man feels who
has drunken father. He sees his father
going round the streets with his hat on
one side and his clothes covered with mud,
and he feels the old fellow deserves the
cowhide. but his tender paternal regard
will not allow him to apply tho lash.
feel that way about the Republican party.
They have gone astray; taeg naye acted
unwisely.
have occupied more time than ex..
pected to, and in conclusion, let me ask
you, in the name of the
protection of your own interests
and your rights. on Tuesday next roll up
here in st. Paul q majority of two or three
thousand for DR.. Ames. Loud and con-
tinued cheering.
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