The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20


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Iha man Wh1 accomplished this lah
saa NJ, Thomas curtin, the present Slipper
lntandaut N tlty Police ~ buffalo, " n
VIZ tuftiB Il b man whe ID knows ~
efery prominent detective AMI policeman
IL Awagtaa. and W. slanda pfe amlnsntiy
n H. ffaOt fant IN hls tfufeaslan, Quiet
aod eentlsmanly In appearance and man.
usga' ~ Dnssaaaes courage, combined
ssltb msehsd u.ysleal uaNers. that mako
Mn tbe terfor ID evll.dbnfs and thu pride
IN Ia wabidlnR citizens, faw people ran
realize however. lie trials, exposures, and
sven utltations, to which Tho members "
avery mnnlrlpal pollra and Are depart.
meet are exposed, Compelled 10 b. on
duty Al uncertain hours, suhIeclad 10 tho
most lnelemsnt was4hor. and often neees.
Sitatod by tho nature ~ t6slr duties 10 pro.
tfactod undertakings, they endure n merry.
ous and uhvslcaI strain that il terrible.
sieh WA tbe experlence of Mr, Curtin In
fonnar DAYS. ana n /, moi surpridng that
he found himself suffering from, a mysteri.
Gus physical trouble. In relating his OK.
p%erlsnce 10 q representative Of this paper,
be said,
HAt limos when I wa, on duty I would
feel an unaccountable wenriness and lack
Of energy. My appstIto was also uncertain,
ami nv head seemed dull and heavy. | did
NOT fully understand these troubles but sup.
uoaod. as most pebple rppose, that | was
suffering from malaria. tried 10 throw
on ths feeling, but IL would not 20. I
thought / might overcome IL, but found I
was mistaken. and 1 finally became 40
badlv an that ID was almost impossibIe To
attend 10 INV duties. / have known any
number Of men ln the police aud fire do.
partmopts OF this country who have boon
afflicted as 1 was, and | doubt not thera
aro to-day hundreds similarly troubled
who. like myself, did not know the cause,
or really what allied thoin.U
ayour nresent anpaaranee. Mr.. Curtin.
does NOT indicate m,ch physlcal debility
said ,he intarvieyver ne 6e iooked M tbe qo0
nannds az mona and muscIe standing nearly
nve foet aieyen inches In height before MIN.
"nn no. tbat IL aitogother n thing Of the
mast. nndI am hnppv 70 say mai for moro
than n vear / have enjoyed almost perfect
health. although / now realize that I was
an ,hc road 10 certain death Inv prioht,s
JIseass ~ ,he kJdneys md trayeline nj 4
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r,'That ia inst whnt I want 10 tell Won. for
I believe n may h, Of great service Ia many
others In NV nrofession' VINO nav po,sibiy
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nnn,Lcy. ~ ,riends In did citv and found
20 n,r, ,reat erntiac,,ion tbat hegan fasl.
IN" pgs,,ar hhjs ,oeiing cantinue5 AMI I
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am nerfec,Iv weii-nnd yvboilv tbrouoh tbs
UNDERGRADUATES ~ Warner,s SAFE c,,ra
wbtcb + hslInvc IN ho tia hast melicinr
for nolicemen. fI,pmen' railroad men n,
anv a,har class Of ]nconlc ernosed Ia dan.
gar or 4 chanve ~ weather, ever discoy.
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