The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-14
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RChIId aud then II, covers His RoFne
strength.
HGtsrioO, N l.. Ob,atn
In thesedAys OF rowing giants and athleti
heroes GnO physical development is NOR
observed than ever before since the time 0
the Athenian gatnes. A man who show
the elements Of physical power islOOkes
M 10 far more than IN the days oiour an
csaon possibly because there are lewel
st,ecimens OF well developed manhood
than then. An emis5ary OF this paper mel
a magnificent specimen oil physical power
few DAYS since in the person OF DR.. A. w
MrNanea, Of Waterloo. His muscles
which showed unusuAl development, were
"a hard as wood. Az his request the writer
sought to pinch him In the arms OF legS,
but ionnd Il wholly impossible. ArtaliE4-
ton OF what is meant by On iron man was
fully made manifest.
"lIaye you always beon 60 stalWart Is
thihfn inquired the news gatherer.
INot 6y any means" was the reply.
"When a Young man | was always strong
and active aud felt that could accomplish
anything. This ieehng so took possession
Of me on oue occasion that ! attempted to
tit boz which four men found y impoS-
sible to move. / succeeded in placing It
on the wagon, but in two minutes from
that time was unconscious and remained
80 for hours aud when ! recovered con.
seriousness | vomited large quautity Of
blood. From that day l began to grow
weak and sickly. believed that had
suffered some internal injury aud expert.
0nctd general debility, which seemed
similar 10 the effects produced by malaria.
Ny back was very weak. had no appe.
tite, and at times loathsd food. My lips
were parched aud cracked. Ny head felt
% though II were entirely open ut the top
aud II panied me on the side intensely. In
six weeks time had fallen away from 20S
pounds to less than 10. l was in q most
Rrelched condition, 1 was completely
discouraged.
"WhaI did the doctors say about YOU 2"
"Almos! everything. Icousulted no less
than six different physicians. They oil
treated meand none did me any good. At
that time l was suffering intensely. l
could not sit upright but was obliged to
rest in cr4mped, uneasy position. was
compelled 10 urinate every five minutes
and / passed over three quarts every day.
was not Lying, l was existing.
One night lhow We remember i y my
wife had putihe children I'LL In bed when
The feeling came over me that should live
but very short time, My vile and l
talked matters oil oyer and gave the min
uitE! direGIioIs ~ 10 what she should do
after | was gone. was not In Eighty
condition by any means, Tor the doctor, Oh
leaving town the day following babe me
good bye, saying he never expected 10 see
me again, for was suffering with Bright's
disease Of tho kidneysin It's last stages.
Within the next lew days more Than TWEEN
W fiieads came to bid me good bye.
Among the number was DR., John l. CLARK.
lie asked me what had used In the way Of
medicines Told him. He then recon.
nended a remedy Of which had heard
skeptical. II Iaith wete an element Of
power 1t certainly was lacking in my case.
"Apl 80 you did not try III"
"0n the contrary, did try i aud to my
surprise It seemed TO 10 TO Just ihe spot,
Indeed, II was the most palafable thing
had taken into my mouth for months.
relished In"
"And did 1t cure your
ado look as II II did,"
"Ye., indeed. What was iI?'
"Warner's Sale Care"
IA proprietary medlciIel"
"OlcoIrse. What OF that? Tsuppose
once ARl as great q prejudice against adver-
lised medicines as any one GOULD have.
When | was studying medicine at Ann
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