The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-15
HIS OWN EXECUTOR.

| A yyelIKnown Gentlemnn's Philanthropy
and the Commotion Caused by One OF
His Letters.
We published on our third page yester-
day NOR ling significant letter from
gentleman known personally or by reputa'
ton to nearly every person in the land.
We have received number Of letters pro-
tesling against the use of our columns for
such palpable frauds and mIsrepres -nia-
lions. therefore to confirm beyond donot
| the authenticity OF the letter and the gen
uineness of us sentiments, a reporter ei
this paper was commissioned 10 ssc tslh
Ali the possible facts In the matter. Ac'
cotdingiy he visited Clifton Springs saw
| the author of the letter and with the fol-
DR. Henr Foster, the gentleman in ques.
ton, is 63 or GA years OF age aud mas an K.
trenielv cordial manner. He prsid's s
superintendent over the Celeb ated' santa
rum which accom- locates over o9O guests anu
il unouestionably the leading heath resort
of the country. Several years ago this be
peyolent man wisely determined to be his
own execute. aud therefore turned over bis
magnificent properly worth S3OOOOO as
free yift 10 q board of trustees representing
the principal evangelical denominations
Among the trustees are Bishop A q COKE,
Protestant Episcopal, Buffalo; Bishop
Matthew Simpson, philadelphia, Methoist
Episcopsl; President NJ. Il. Anderson, oil
the uniyers ty Of Rochester; Rev. DR.
Clark, secretary OF the a. Is, q.
n M Boston. The benevolent
purpose of tie institution is the care: LIST
OF evangelical missionaries and their fam
lilies whose health has been broken in their
work. 2nd-oi ministers Of any deJonina'
ten, in good standing. 3rd-of members
Of any church, who otherwise would be un-
able 10 secure such care and treatment.
The current expenses OF the insti utioD are
met by the receipt from hundreds OF distin
guished aud wealthy people who every year
crowd its utmost capacity. Here come
men and women who were once in perfect
health, but neglected the hrst symptoms OF
disease. The uncertain pains thew felt at
6rst we're overlooked until their health be-
came impaired. They little realised the
danger before them, nor how alarming
even trifling ailments might prove. They
sonstitute All classes, including ministers
and bishops. lawyers, judges, statesmen.
M illi0na Tres, Journalists, college professors
and officials from ell parts Of the lend.
Drawing the MUrning Democrat and
Chronicle from hrs pocket. the reporter re-
married. Doctor, that letter OF yours has
created 4 good deal Of talk and many OF our
readers have questioned it's authenticity"
sTo what do you refer" remarked the
doctor.
sHsye YOU not seen the paperf"
"Yes, but 1 have not had time 10 read IL
yet"
T5ereporter thersupon showed him the
1etter uhich resd 80 follows.
C1fft0n prrings - itnrium Co -.-Clfton Spring.
NY Oct n ISL.
DEaE sfs. / IN using Warmers Safe
Cure md regard Il 80 the best remedy
for soune forms 81 kidney disease that ne
beve. am watching with greet care sonIe
c.sss am DOv treating VIII i, and hops
for favorable results
1 wish YOU might come doEn y0ursef 81
I would ike very much 20 tai 9Th 90
: bout your steriing remedy and sh0E y01
Tou-s truly.
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