The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-11-28
HIS OWN
A WeII-known Centlemnns Pnh-
anthrophy and the Commo-
non Caused by Oac of HIS
Letters.
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fRoche-ter Dempcrat AMI Chronicle
We published 10 our local columns
Yesterday morning q = y ant icttei
from a gentleman know .'t OuaIly or ~
reputation to nearly every person Ia the
land. Ne have received a number o.
letters protesting agalnsi I G use oi our
columns for such 'palpah e frauds aud
MISREPRESENTATION Therefore 70 con-
firm beyond a doubt the authenticity OF
an, letter, and the g~euulncncss, OF IT.
sentiments, a reporter OF tins paper was
commissioned TO ascertain all the posi-
be facts IN the matter. Accordingly ne
visited Clifton Springs, saw the author
1T the letter, AMI with the following re
suit.
DR.. Hen-y Foster, the gentleman IN
aue.tion. - 63 or ~ Years Of age and
an cxtreun ~ c rdlal n lie
pres. e. a. sup riutcu ent over the cele
hr,t,C -aUitarium Rh ch accommodates
over 800 guests ani mquestlonably the
leader heath resort OF he country. Sew
ga ear, ago tins benevolent mau wisely
determined 10 re his own executor and,
therefore .ulued over this magnificent
propcrt, worth $500 90, ~ a free git 70
/ board of trustees, Representing IN
rfi,cIral evangelical denominations
Among the trustees are Bishop \. {.
Cnxe. Protestant Epl copai, Buffalo
s!,nop Mathew Simpson PhlladelphIa
Methodist Episcopal; President VI Il
Anderson, Of the | NV. rsity Of KOchc>-
ter: Rev. Or. Clark, Secretary OF tn
\. b. G. f. NJ, Boston. The benevo'ent
purpose of the institute ~ i the care +;
l~t.-of evangelical missionaries ana
their families whose health has been
broken in their work. md OF minis
tiers. Of any Denomination. IN good stlnd-
ing 3rd,-of members OF ans church who
otherwisc would be unable 10 secure
such care and treatment Inc current
expenses of the inst tuition are met by
the receipt from the hundreds OF 'il-tiu-
guished and wealthy people who every
year crowd it, utnIos capacity. Here
come men and wuUeu who Werc once III
perfect health. but neglected the frst
SYMPTOMS of disease. The uncertain
pains they felt AT first were overlooked
until their health be aue impaired.
They liulle realized the danger before
them, nor how alarming even trfilng all
ments might prove. They constitute all
classes, I,cluding ministers and bishops,
lawyers, Judge, statesmen, mIllionalreS,
journalists, college professors and 9th
cial, from all parts OF the land.
Drawing the morning DentOcr0f and
Chronicie from his pocket, the reporter
remarked, Doctor, that letter OF yours
has created a good deal of talk. and
many of our readers have questioned it,
authenticity
80 what do you REFER remarked the
doctor.
Have you not seen thu paper?
Yes, but | have not had time 20 read
it yet
The reporter thereupon showed him
the letter, which was a. follows:
CLIFTON SPRINGS SANlTARIUM Co.,
CLIFTON SPRINGS, N. T., Oct. IL, So.
DEAR SIR: | am using Warmers Sale
Cure, and | regard it as the best remedy
for some forms of kidney disease that We
have. am watching with great care
some cases | am now treating with it,
and | hope for favorable results.
| wish you might come down yourself.
as | would like very much 10 talk with
you about your sterling remedy and
show you over our institution
Yours truly,
Signed HENRY FOSTER. VI. d.
Il do not see why anybody should be
skeptical concerning that letter. re
marked the doctor.
Isn't it unusual for a physician of
your standing and iDfuence to commend
Il proprietary preparation?
Il don't know how 1t may be with
others, but IN this il stitution We allow No
person To dictate to US what we shall use.
Cur purpose Is 10 cure the sick, and for
that work We use anything we know to
be valuable. Because | know " %arner's
Safe Cure Is a very valuable preparation,
| commend it. As its power Is mani
tested under my use, so Shall | add TO
the completeness of my commentator.
Have you ever analysed it, DOCTOR"
"We always analyZe before we try any
preparation of which we do not know the
constituents. But analysis, you Know,
only given the elements does not give
the all important proportions. The re
markable power Of Warner Sale Cure
undoubtedly consists in the proportions
according TO which its clements are mix
cd " lille there may be a thousand
remedies made OF the same elements,
uriess they are put together to proper
proportions, they are worthless as kidney
and liver preparations.
Il hope some day to meet Mr.. Warner
personally, and extend fuller congratula-
tons to him on the excellence OF hi, pre-
parationS. | nave heard much IF him as
the founder of the Warner Observatory,
and as a man OF large benevolence. The
reputed high character of the man HIM
self gave assurance to me in the first
place that he would not put a remedy
upon the market that was net trust
worthy and 1t was a source Of a good
deal OF qualification to me to find out by
actual experiment that the remedy itself
sustained my impressions
The conclusion reached by DIR. Foster
Is precisely the same found by DR.. Dio
Lewis, DR.. Robert A. Gum, ex Sur
geon-General Gallagher and others. and
proves beyond Il doubt the great efficacy
OF the remedy which has awakened so
much attention in the land and iescued
80 many men, women and children from
disease and death.
The p. cid -, L.. ,l IL