Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-13
reTERAN BENEFACToR.
past Life, Present Plans, and
mt He Has TO Say Upon a Sub
|, That Astonished Him. a..

ariy forty years ago ayoung man. of
ual ondowments, began to mould |
ic opinion upon 8 subject of vital |
brtance. Like ali pioneers, his early |
[ts were unsuccessful, but his ability
| the vslue of his work soon won pub
on6dence, an to-day there is not a
Eoe or hamlet in the country that has
been Influenced by DIR. 1io Lewis.
on. therefore, it was learned yesteT-
that he contemplated tae establish
hi of large magazine in this city, the
was deemed so impottant that srep-
entative OF this paper was commits
ned to see him anG ascertain the
h cfthe rumor.
6r. Dio Lewis is gentleman OF sixty
(rs and two hundred pounds, with
Es,-whitc hair and beard, but probably
most perfect picture of heslth and
tor in tie metropolis. He is a living
,onent of his teachings, and notwith-
hiding the amount of work he has al
kdy done. promises still ereater actlv-
for years to come. tie received the
eryiswer most courteously. and in re-
to 8. QueStioE SdlQ.
sIt IS true | have come te New York
establish monthly mag azine. I
I've come here for the same reason
hi | went 30 Boston 25 years ago
her Boston was the best platform in
Ia country from which 10 speak Of ed
kntion. New York has now become
ost hospitsble 10 progressive thoughts.
Id especially SO to movements or be-
blf Of physical training. nc
81 have reason to know he great and
biding interest of the American people
| this subject. They have come to re-
iize that the future of our country
fvots upon our physical vitality, and
Specially upon the vigor Of our women.
[y new magazine will bear the title
|Dio Lewis's Monthly" and be devoted
B Sanitary and Social Science. l hope
'hrough its pages to inaugurate anew de-
Iarture in hygiene
"Have you not written several books
fn the subject" RI n
"Yes, nine volumes, and some ofthem
Ike "Our Girls" published by the Har-
)ers, have had an enormous circulation,
but the best work of my life ! shall give
(he world in the new magazine. Forty
|ears of skirmishing ought to con-
(lude with ten years of organized war
hre."
Doctor, what is the occasion of this
bcw interest in health questicns?'
"1t has come through suffering, which
|eems the only road 10 self knowledge
Che stomach, heart, kidneys or liver iai
|nto trouble, happiness is gone, and then
people Civ. attention to theic health" j"
(Which of these ORGANS is most fre-
Auently the victim ofour ercers?" asked
The reporter.
"Within the last few years diseases o
Ehe kidneys have greatly multiplied
When l was engaged in practice, thirty
five and forty yearsago, serious disease o
Fhe kidneys was rare; but now distress
(nalv freQuentand fatal"
''To what do you attribute this great in
crease OF kidney troubles"
''To the use of Stimulating drinks, adul
terated food and irregular habits oflife.'
doctor. have you any confidence il
the remedy Of which we hear so much
Warmers Safe Cure?"
II believe in the ounce of prevention
Father than in a ton of care"
"But lave you noticed the remarkable
testimonials OF Warmers sremedy?"
II have,and confess thst they have puz
zled and astonished me. The commen
tiations of proprietary medicines usual,
come from unknown persons residing II
back counties. But | see in our most re
l}utahle newspapers the warmest prais
bf Warmers safe Cure from College Pro
lessors, respectable physicians, and 9th
er persons OF high intelligence and cha,
acter. To thrust such testimony asid
lnay be professional, but it is unmanly
no physician can forget that valuable a1l
tlitions to our Materia Medica hav
eprung from just such sources. | was S
with this cloud of witnesse
That ! purchased some bottles of Warn
er's Safe Cure at a neighboring drug store
hnd analyzed one of thernyto see if it cor
tained anything poisonous. Then too
three of the prescribed doses at once, an
found there was nothing injurious in il
do not hesitate to say that if found N,
kidneys in serious trouble, should us
this remedy, because of the hopelessnes
of all ordinary treatment, and becaus
when hundred intelligent and reputa
ble persons unite in the statement tina
, certain remedy has cured them of
great malady, j choose ,te believe tina
they speak the truth.
"Bu. as you may know, my great il
terest in live lies in preven ton. Fo
forty years / have labored IN this fele
One of the phases ofmy work in Ne,
England was the establishment of th
Ladies seminary ut Lexington, Mass
My aim was toilustrate the possibilite
in the physical training of girls durin
fheir school life. This institution becam
before left it, the largest and mo ST sut
cessful Seminary for young women owl
ed and managed By one person, in ou
country. | sat down to dinner ever
BAY with family of two hundred PEI
Bons. The remarkable results OF thi
muscle training among girls, were give
in my paper published III the Mort
American Review of December, 1882.
Besides, established the Nor,nhi II
etitute for Physical Training in Bostor
and for ten years was its president an
manager. DR.. Walter Charming, D.
Thomas Hos1sins, Professor Leonard, an
pthcrs were among its teachers, nn
more than four hundred persons too
ITS diploma and went out into all par
pt the land to teach the new schools ,
gymnastics. And now the years left
tne i propose to devote TO I'll
magazine which ] have co.ae her
TO establish. It will be the larges
periodical everG q evoted to this tielG oflit
erature. and viii. present the hundred
and ons questions of hygiene with th!
ola chiiL's talk. To this end a
eo-called learning will be subordinatec
The magazine viii be more or less illu'
trated, and will stt;ve to reach &: hig)
place in the conidencean hearts of th
people. Ina few weeks, our first numbe
will appear. and VIC shall londly hope 70
u hearty welcome"