Daily Republican., 1883-11-19
HIS OwS EXECUTOR.
A Well.known Gentleman's Phi.
lanihrOpy and the CommOtion
Caused by One OF Hts Letters.
(Kochester Democrat and Chronicle.)

We published Ia our local Columns
yesterday lnorningA significant letter
from q gentleman known personally or
by reputation to nearly every person In
he land. We have received q number
of letters protesting against the use OF
our columns for such "palpable frauds
aud misrepresentat ons therefore,
to confirm beyond doubt the authen.
ITCHY Of the letter, and the genuineness
Of It's sentiments, reporter Of this paper was
commissioned to ascertain all the possible
facts In the matter. Accordingly he visited
Clifton Springs, saw the author Of the letter,
and with the following result:
Dr. Henry Foster, the gentleman In question
10 e8 or "a years Of ago and has all extremely
cordial manner. lie pre1ides as superinten-
dent over the celebrated sanitsrium which
accommodates over 700 guests and 10 uDques-
tionnbly the leading health resort Of the
country. Several years ago this benevolent
man wisely determined 10 be his own ex-
nhc, Mt property worth 100000 as free
GIN to a board Of trustees, representing the
principal evangelical denominations Among
the trustees are Bishop A. Z. Coke, Pfotes.
tsnt Episcopal, Buffalo; Bishop Matthew
simpson, philadelphia, Methodist Episoo-
University Of Rochester; Rev: Dr. Clark,
Secretary Of The A. B. q. NJ, Boston. The
benevolent purpose Of the institution is the
care:
lst.-Of evangelical missionaries and their
families whose health has been broken In
their work. 2nd.-Of ministers Of any de.
nomination, In good standing. 8rd.-Of mem
bers Of any church who otherwise would be
unable to secure such care and treatment.
The current expenses Of the institution are
met by the receipt from the hundreds Of
distinguished and wealthy people who every
year crowd It's utmost capacity. Here come
men and women who we're once In perfect
disease. The uncertain pains tn y felt at
first were overlooked untfl their health be-
came impaired. They little 70 .lized the
danger before them, no- how alarming even
tritiing ailments might prove. They con.
stitute all classes. including mini sters and
aires. Ourns ists college professors and ON
cials nom all parts Of the land.
Drawing the morning Democrat and Ohro-
nicle from his pocket, the reporter remarked:
Doctor, that letter Of yours has created a
good deal Of talk and many Of our readers
nave questioned Its authenticity"
ITO shat do you refer Z" remarked the
doctor
"Have you not seen the paper!
I" Yes, but have not had time w read 1t
The reporter thersupon showed him the
letter, Wnlcn WAS AZ iOIloWs:
CLIFTON SPRINGS sAHIrARUM Co.
CLIFTON SPRINss, N. Y. Dot. II 1883.
DEAR SIR l an using Warmers Safe cure
and regard 1t ss the best remedy for some
ferns ofkidney disease that we have. ! am
Watching with great oare some cases am
now treating with it,and hope for favorable
results.
wish you might come down yourself, as
would ike very much TO talk with you
hnV AZ
fsignsdj HENRY FOSTER. M. d.
~ do not sec why anybody should be
skeptical concerning that letter." remarked
the doctor.
"Isn't il unusual for a physician Of your
standing and influence to commend pro
prietary preparation 7"
but In this institution ~e allow no person to
dictate to us what we shall use. Our pur-
pose Is TO cure the sick and for that purpose
we use snything We know to be valuable.
| Because | know Warmers SAFE Cure 10 very
| valuable preparation commend 1t. As its
power Is manifested under my use, 30 shall l
| add to the completeness OF my c0mmenda-
| ton.
"Have you ever analyzed 1t, doctor ?"
We always analyze before we try any
preparation Of which we do not know the
constituen 8. But analysis you know, only
| gives tn0 elements, ~ uUob bNc NV uii
Important proportions. The remarkable
power Of Warmers Safe Cure undoubtedly
Its elem ents are mixed" While there may
bo q thousand remedies made Of the same
elements, unless they are pat together IN
proper proportions, they are worthless u
kidney and liver preparations.
~ hope some day to meet Mr.. Warner
personally, and extend fuller c0nHrat ulations
to him on the excellence of his preparations
have hoard much Of him as the founder Of
Warner Observatory, and as a man OF large
benevolence The rcputed high character OF
the man himself gave assurs 90 to me In the
first place that he would not put remedy
upon the IN arket tina. was not trustworthy ;
and 1t was source Of a great deal Of gratf
cation to me to find out by actual expert
ment that the remedy itself sustained my
Impressions.
The conclusion reached by DR.. Foster IL
precisely the same formed by l'r. Dio Lewis
DR. Robert A. Dunn, Ex-Snrgeon-9e
Gallagher and others. and proves beyond
doubt he aroat efficacy Of tho remedy oh
has aw kt nod 80 much attention In tho land
and rescued so many mon, women ana child