The daily gazette., 1883-07-07


Strength.
rWaierloo, n. y, Observer
In these DAYS OF rowing giants aud athle-
tic heroes fine physical development is more
observed than ever before since the time OF
the Atbenian games. A man who shows
the elements OF physical poweris looked up
tc far more than IN the days of our ancestors
possibly because there are fewer specimens
Of well developed manhood than then, An
emissary OF this paper met maghhceht
specimen of pt ysical power few days since
IN the person of DR.. A. W. McName', Oh
Waterloo. His muscles, which showed un-
usual development, were as hard as wood.
At his request the writer sought to pinch
him in the arms or legs, but found 1t wholly
impossible, A realization OF what Is meant
by an iron mau was iully made manifest.
'sHave you always been so stalwart as
thi, 2" inquired the news gatherer.
ssNot by any meams," was the reply.
"Wheu Young man | was always strong
and active and felt that could accomplish
ANYTHING. This feeling SO took possession
OF me on one occasion that attempted to
lift box which four men found it imPossi-
lie to move succeeded in placing 1t on
he wagon, but in two minutes from that
time | was unconscious and remained so
| for hours and when recovered conscious
ness !, ,yomited large quantity of bl OF
| From thabday began to grow weak ahd
| sickly believed that had suffered some
internal injury and experienced general
debility, which seemed similar TO the effect
produced by malaria. Wy back was very
weak. had no appetite and at times
loathed food. My lips were parched and
I cracked. My head felt AS though il were
entirely open at the top and it pained mr OF
the side intensely In six weeks time haS
fallen away from 20S pounds to less than
17O. was in most wretched condition
S | was completely discouraged"
nWhat did the doctors say about you"
, "Almost everything. | consulted no les
than six different physicians. They al
treated me aud none did me any good. A
= that time was suffering intensely coul'
not sit upright but was obliged to rest in
cramped. uneasy position, was compelled
To urinate every i've mngt,s and | passe'
over three quarts every day. was not NV
ing, / was existing.
D One night chow well ! remember it!) m
, wife had put the children all in bed whci
the feeling came over me that ! should iv
but very short time. My wife aud
talked matters all over and gav
! the minutest directions as to what she shoul
e do after was gone. ! was not IN ihght
, condition by any means for the doctor, o
lea, ing town the day following, bade III
good bye, saying he never expected TO Sc
9 me again, Tor was suffering with Bright
{ disease OF the kidneys in its last stage
IT Within the next few days more than
n friends came to bid me good bye. Anon
" the number was DR.. John l.. Clark. II
y asked me what had used III the way
r medicines ] told him. He then recon
mepdcd a remedy of which | had hear
A much. but about which ! was very skcpt
- cal If faith were all element of power
=, certainly was lacking in my case.
II g nd so you did not try itF
re "On the contrary, | did try it and to II
III surprise it seemed to 60 to just the spo
a Indeed, Ii yas the most palataple thing
had taken into my month Tor months.
relished it,"
ID "Aud did it cure youP
ID 'sDo look as if it did p
eyes, indeed What was it n
"Warner's Safe Cure.
OF "a proprietary medicine ~
a "Oi course What OF that; ! suppose
once had as great prejudice against adyt
&c tised medicines az any one could ha\
ol When was studying medciuc at ann Arh'
- Michigan, | used To vow with the rest ul |
Ia class that we would fight all such remed
at ali tines When man comes down
w. the last hour, however, and bids his "
al and friends goodbye, sucn hgoied pre-
nd dces as these all vanish, can assure V
Ely and any remedy that can cure is gla'
,r, welcomed" "
HAnh how how" J'~'' hn,n SINCE then t'
- "a S well--or better, than before"
vii "Do you still exert your strength ~
IN "Certainly. But do not over-eXert,
an formerly. Ny etrength is increasing ayi
Iv day, and my health is number one. kn
~ that my life was saved by Warmers 5
III Cure, and | believe It is the best medic
'ss that was ever compounded by any chem
nd or physician. am Hing the doct
N should sneer at me Tor such statement
l., they choose, but | have proven its tru
'"- and am prepared to stand 10y it,"
irs The above experience should be Of gr
lip value to all who are suffering. 1t shows
m deceptive nature Of this terrible mala
ad that all symptoms are common To it :
W, that there is bl. one way by which il can
you absolutely avoided.
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