Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-10
HIS OWN EXECUTOR.
A Well.knOWn Gsentleman's Philau.
thrOpy and the COmmotion Caused
by One of His Letters.
Rochester Democra. and Chronicle !,

Rochester Democrat and ChronicAl
We published our third pass yesterday morning =
significant letter from gentleman known personally or
by reputation to nearly person in land We
received anumber of letters protesting against the use
OF our columns for such palpable frauds and msrep
resentations therefore, 10 confirm beyond doubt the
authenticity of the letter and the senuineness of its
sentiments reporter of this paper commissioned
to ascertain an the possible facts in the matter Ac-
cordinsly he visited Clifton Springs the author of
the letter, and with the following result:
Dr. Henry Foster the gentleman IN question is So or
o. years OF age and has an extremely cordial manner
He presdes superintendent the celebrated. san
tarum which accommodates 500 guests and is I'M
questionably the leading health resort of the country
Several this benevolent man wisely deter
mined to be his own executor and therefore turned
over this magnificent property worth $500 q free
gl1 to board of trustees representing the principal
evangelical denominations Among the trustees are
Bishop A c. Coke, Protestant Episcopal Buffalo: Bishop
Mathew Simpson PHILADELPHIA Methodist Episcopal:
President NJ Anderson of the University of Roches-
ter; Rev. Dr. Clark, Secretary of the A B. c. F. NJ Bos-
ton. The benevolent purpose of the institution is
the care: 1st-of evangelical mission aries and their
families whose health has been broken in their
work I'd - of minister's of any denomination in good
standing 3D. of members of any church; who other
wise would be unable to such and treatment
The current expenses Of the institution are met by the
receipt from the hundreds Of distinguished wealthy
people who year crowd its utmost capacity Here
come men and women who were in perfect health
but neglected the first symptoms of disease The
health became impaired They little realized the danger
before them. how alarming tTifine ailments
might prove. They constitute all classes, including
ministers and bishops, lawyers Judges statesmen mil
lonair, Journalists college professors and officials
from all parts of the land.
Drawing the morning Democrat and Chronicle from
his pocket the reporter remarked Doctor that
of yours has created good deal of talk and many of
our readers have questioned its authenticity"
ITO what do you refer?" remarked the doctor.
Have you not seen the paper!"
Yes, but have not had time to read it yet"
The reporter thereupon showed him the letter which
was as follows
CLIFTON SPRINGS SANIrARIUM Co.
CLIFTON SPRINGS. n V Oct IL 1888
DEAR SIR: am using Warmers Safe Cure. and re-
gard it the best remedy for kidney dis
ease 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 to talk with about your sterling
edy and show you over our institution.
Yours truly
fsgned1 HENRY FOSTER NJ D.,
Il do not see why anybody should be skeptical
Corning that letter." remarked the doctor
Isn't it unusual for physician of your standing and
influence to commend a proprietary preparatory"
Il don't know how it may be with Others but in this
institution We allow person to dictate US what we
shall USE Our purpose is to the sick aud for that
work we use anything we know to be valuable Because
know Warmers Safe Cure is very valuable prepare
ton commend it. AS its power is manifested under
my shall add to the completeness of my COM
mendaton."
Have yon ever analysed it, doctors"
We always anayze before we try any PREPARATION of
which we do not know the constituents But ANALYSIS
You know only gives the eienens it give the
alllmportant proportions The remarkable power of
Warmers Safe Cure undoubtedly consists in the proper
tons according to which its elements are mixed" While
there may be thousand remedies made Of the same
elements unless they together proper pro-
portions they are worthless kidney and liver prepare
tons.
Il hope some day to meet Mr.. Warner personally and
extend fuller CONGRATULATIONS to him the excellence
OF his preparations. have heard much of him as the
founder OF the Warner Observatory, and as man of
large benevoence The reputed high character of the
man himself gave ASSURANCE in the first place that
he would not put remedy upon the market that was
not trustworthy; and it of good deal of
qualification to me to find out by actual experiment
That the remedy itself sustained my Impressions"
The conclusion reached by Dr. Foster is precisely the
same found by DR.. Dio Lewis DR.. Robert A. Gum ex.
surgeon General Gallagher and others. and proves be-
You'd doubt the great Efficacy of the remedy which has
awakened so much attention in the land rescued
many men, women and children fro m disease and
death 1t&K