Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-10-19
A DETECTIVES EXPERIENCE.
HIS successful Undertaking and Es-
eaps from an Impending
Fate.

one nornli X s'gr'al Joa-sa.p Jisi rs tie dull
gray l'sht wa b.giunug -. nw usri IN tue east.
q small rand Of men isht rdvc been seen deployed
abnu house on Ferry 't'er'. to- y ndp. There
was not ,ing =, ccai either In N" .Ir.sor appear
auce OF me men 10 IN ca" their ut"ation, hut It
was PLAIN at they hai husrr II pOrtance IN
anu suddenly u man tDprVrd one Of the
window took in The situat IN 81 u glance and,
swinging him'rf outward with ", ni-rful qnics-
n'ss, scaled IN root pt tn n u.r 1ui- man wA
Tom Bal ard the not ,rnu. c'uut"rfr ter; aud,
armed To rr t-cth ant fully r. al zug his -iiuiti1n,
he dencd justice an the oi;itl,r b Isw MN some
nf The ni'cer', Knowing tnr desperate .hrnctar II
me man, pro oscd 20 shoot HIM uni he wa1 He'd,
nllt on OF re number pomh' protected. and de
10 ascend he would iIpllr' TIE ~ an awe. Az
cordingly he began h drlcul' ant dangerous
ground IN safety.
-, lie man who accomplished tts Tx was Mr.
city police Of Buffalo, S.Y Mr. Cuiin il man
who is Known 10y every prominent detective sRd
noilrem y IA America. and he standf e-emnently
IN the front rank Of his profession quiet aud gen.
temany In appearance AMI 70 anners, ne possesses
courage, comb ned rith marked pny seal pow.
ets. thai make him tie terror Of eyt,lo-rs and the
pride 81 iaw-abiilng citizens. Few people can re-
allze, however, the trials exposures. and even
pryatiOns, 10 which the members Of every municl.
pal police AMI IRE department are expos TOM
PEELED 10 bs on duty at uncertain hours subj cr,dto
we most Indictment weather. AMI often Seces-itated
by the nature Of their duties to protfac'ed UNDER
laklngs, they endure n-ryou. and physical stran
mat Is terrible such was the experience Of Me-.
!
he found himself suffering from mysterious phv$-
zeal trouble. In relating his experience to rep
resentatiye OF this paper he said
"At timesswhen was on duty would feel an
unaccou table WEAKNESS and lack Of energy. ny
appetite was also uncertain and my head seemed
dull and heavy. did NOT fully undrrat md these
troubles, but supposed as most people suppose,
that was suffering from malaria tried 10 thro '
OF the feeling but 1t would not go. thought [
might overcome II, but found ] was mistaken,
AMI finally Became 50 badly or that II was a.
most impossible TO attend 10 my duties | have
known numbpr n n n frp M ~
depait mrnts u this count who have been afc
ed as was, and dount no there are today nun.
hreds similarly troubled no. Ike myself. did nUt
know the cause, or really shst led them
T.. Your present appeal an e. NJ. Curtin, does not
viewer as he ooRe IT the sgd Sunds Of bone AMI
height befsre him
80, no: that is altOg athcr a thing Of the past an
am happy 10 say tha' for more than wear Ihavs
enjoyed alnest perfect health alinougn now res.
Brighi's disease OF the Kidneys and travelling at =
rapid rate
allow did you come to recover so completely ?"
THAT IS just what want TO tell you, or I be-
lieve 1t may he graet service 10 many others In nv
profession, who may possibly hear Of It, | hegat
,aon Of number Of friends IN this cry, ant
found to ny great gratifcalon mat besaH teelin:
sfreng and vigor until now am perfectly welt
and wholly through the instrumcntay Of Warner
for policemen, iremen. railroad men or any oth,c
class OF people exposed to danger or change ot
weather, ever discovered. Since my recovery
have recommended 1t everywhere, and never kueiy
A ease where 1t failed either to cure or henent.
would not he without 1t under any considerable,
anu am positive II is a wonderfully valuable an
n the same time entirely harmless remedy IT.
Iced ] see thai Or. Gum, dean. OF the intel
states Medical College OF New York, ndor.es 1t in
the highest terms
$50 you experience little dlnculy in the exccu-
ton OF your duties now. Mr.. curtin, do youT"
"None whatever, our department was never in
better cocnition than II present"
And DO you never have any fear Of som. OF the
lesper Goes whom YOU have been the means Of
bringing 10 justice:n
''Noi in the least. Su h men DO not Try to re-
Ia late, partially because they have not tn" courage,
hut oftener cause .hey respect an oficer who
does h d1ty."
public employees In this country have n particular J
trying life. When, therefore, simple and pure
medy hat can restore AMI sustain the n'allh Of al
such men Ia found, It should be cause Tor gr at coz
graduation. especially when recommended bv such
q man as Superintendent lhOmas Clrln u BnlfalJ