The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-06-23
AvRrRRAn nrnrrAnrnn.
His Past Life, Present Plans, and What
He Has tosay Upon Subject
That Astonished Him.


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NSariy iOrty years ago young man, OF
unusual endowinents. began to mould pub.
lie opioio,, ,,,.. .,,i.,., - IL, -.
NUee' AAke All pioneers, MS early efforts
were unsuccessful, but his ability aud the
value Of his work soon won public conR.
depce. and 10 dav tbsra I. M, a VILLAGE mr.
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"a.''e' 'u Tue country tnnt mas not oeen
Influenced by DR.. Dio Lewis. When,
therefore, il was learned yesterdav that he
conto,,,J.,ai a.. ..,.L,;.l,, - -.
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magazine 10 this city, the TACT was deemed
60 important that representative Of this
paper was commissioned IN sae HIM and
"See''uln Tue 'ru'n OF lhe rumor'
DR.. Do Lewis is a gentleman Of sixty
years and two hundred nounds with sno,r.
,yh;,a lai. ,l h...l L., .,, -
"N 0u' P'oouo'y 'he
h"st perfect picture oi heaith and Yigor in
the metropolis. He is a Lying exponent of
his teachings, and potwitbstandipo tho
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a"lou"s ! y, ue nus hHsauy done,
s"'. $500 "' years 10
',,.,.,.,', III =, J'. sne .nVervlewer most most
a., I"u ~ ie"y UA Sues'ivh saiu'
,.t,isL "ue ,, MI I''e W Ne" IotK 10
,.',. ha ,h. "knL'he. naVe
~ ~ ... a. ~ .He oae '1Ss"n T ona' went
~ ~ DpsV. hO' no .eaiS ssD. inen boston was
,."a o f.r aJ,,n,,,' I,",'' wn'cn
.i'.' - -, L ~" A'iA "hs no"
''s", ' S "P,ro'e W progressive
~, Lah.'I, - ,h,r'o.i 4" " movements
.L;.i;n ~. 'ne great ana
~ aU;"t TT VI '"e neI'cah people III
~, ~. 81 -. e""e !" reshze
.na' tne iu.Ire VI "ur country P,VO's upon
~ W. p,,r 80 aH" ssPee'aIIy upon
s; ri. - ,',,i new ,"sBa
i,Io VIZ =, oeI' .uo Do LEWIS mOntn
au 10 W oa"''a'y unu eoclai
.' "oFs ."I"us" "s PhBes 70 in
lssuIs su'aso n." w .'.I Va "ys'e"e'
,',';ooy, y1 9,i NV WING" ss'e'a' oo'Ss Oh
'ne SuoJec.
~, Aes' n,ne so'unes. Ss: ana some 1i them
~ ~ ou' oI.Ie' Puo.Is"eu W 'ne uarTs's,
va" ~ o"o' ,i'u ~ H o.Iu'a'Io"' put Tue oes'
W. wo'@ ". NY ...e Sual, g'Ye 70 inc worId 10
.ne ". ne" 'hsss1'ne I. ro'y yeaIs OF sklrm,
,su,s ,'IJ - ~ uoe'uue WIZ" 'en years e'
o'x1n'1eu s.n. "st'a'e
.'VI' wa '1,,. 70 .ne occaS,on o,, oi TINS ne"
'"seToSs ia nea''n I9est'ons
t nas eo'.'e 'nIouGn sunerihg' "pIcp
o,e,L I'o N, o 'IaS LiJ " se,' AIoMieuge; ine
s'o'hach, neaIt' h'uheYs OF nyer isIl lnto
trouble, happiness rs gone, snd then people
s'ne s.ten''on W 'neIr neaIth'
"h.cn VI 'nese orgahs 70 most frequent
~ tue Vic''h VI our errofs asked 'he re-
porter.
within the last Few years diseases OF the
kidneys nave greatly multiplied When
was engaged IN practice, thirty five and
forty years ago, serious diseases OF the KID
neys was rare but now distressingly fire.
quent and fatal"
TO what do you attribute this great in
crease OF Kidney troubles 7"
10 the use oi stimulating drinks, adui-
tera.ed iood apd irregular habits oi liie."
"Dnctor, have you any contidence in the
remedy OF which we hear so much now a.
days, Warmers Sale Cure 2"
al believe in tho ounce OF prevention,
rather than ton Of cure"
"But have you noticed the remarkable
testimonials of Warmers remedy p
81 have, AID confess that they have
puzzled ani astonished me. The commend
| ations "f proprietary medicines usually
| come from unknown persons residing iu
back counties. But ! see in our most re-
| putable newspapers the warmest praise of
Warmers Safe Cure from College Professors,
respectable physicians, and other persons Of
high intelligence and character. To thrust
such testimony aside may be be professional ,
out it is unmanly. No physician can for
get that valuable additions to our Materia
Medicd have sprung from Just such sources.
| was SO impressed with this cloud of wit
nesses that | purchased some bottles VI
! Warmers Safe Cure at a neighborlng drug
store, and analyzed one Of them To see il il
| contained anything poisonous. Then took
| three of the prescribed buses, at onc,, aud
found there was nothing injurious in it, |
do not hesitate 10 say that if found INV
| Iemeuv' oecSuse VI tue hopeIesshess OF ali