Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-26
A DETECTIVES EXPERIENCE.
Ills Succe ,ssuI Undertaking gna -
care from an Impending f"

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One morning several years a 70, lusv q H.,
dun gray light was bcginn ne to IN lw hov,
IN the east u small hand of men mgn rarrv
cen seen depl yed about house on ~, n
trcet IN Bu alo There was nothing
esther ~ The diess or Appearance 81 tha
g indicate their intention, ont It wa' pan
b t,l,a. 'hey na. business q imrortanVoo n
---,'. Suddenly q man appeared az 9 ,n,ce.
the windows took n the situation Ct a .ier-
and, swinging himself outward with Wen,,se
ful gu iuess. scaled the roof of the ho1,,,s
This man vGs Tom ! a ard, the not9i md
countcrfe tar; aud armed TO the teeth "a
fully realizing his situation, be d'hel. rs "A
and the on ials below hini Come y inc ~
GERS KNOWN the desperate character OF tno
man, proposed TO shoot HIM unil he va va
HI cd, hut one Of the number IT mfty pH
teste ., AMI de Jared that if his b other on.
GERS would ass st him tl ascend he tcud car
ture the ran aiFe. Accordingly he b gan
the d'icult and dangerous task. and su :
ceelcd in bring ng b s prisoner to the grouhu
in safety
Tho man who accompli .bel this task vos
Mr Thomas Curtin, t1d present sureunteni-
ent uf tte city police Of Buffalo, n Y. Mr.
Curtln IS man who is known by every
prominent detective and policeman m
America, and he STANDS PIE emnrntly in the
front ~ his profession .Qtiet ind gentle
manly IN appearance ard manners he pos
scsse5 courage. comb nod wi d markell ply
steal powers, thl mako him the terror OF
EVIL doors and the pride of law abiding cltl'
zene. Few pc 1ple can rcalizc, however, the
trlaIs, exposures and cyen hritafiUre 70
which the nsnbofs az every municipal police
and Nrr DEPARTMENT are exposed COMPELLED
To be on duty at uncertain hours, subj cted
10 the most incement weather and often
ne'esstltcd by the nature of their duties TO
Ir1tract 81 undertakings they endure a ner-
VOWS and physical strain that is terrible
Hu.h was the experience % Mr. Curtin IN for
iter days oud 1t Is hSt surprising that lie
i I, hmset suffering from a mysterious
fh}s col trouble. I'm relating his experience
toa !. preventative of tbs pai q he aid
g At time whom was o d6tv would feel
an unaccountabe wcaruc,s and lack Of
merry My aplett' wa also uncertain and
my head emed dull and heavy. La not
fully understand tho e Troubles. Hlit supposed,
a. most people sbspoe q, that | was suffering
from % alar q. tried { throw Off the feel
m. but IL would not 60 | thought might
over one it but found was mistaken, and
l imaiY became So badly of that it was
almost lmposs be to attend to my duties
nave known any number of men in the police
and ire del artments Of this country who
have been afflicted as | was, and doubt not
there are to-day hundreds similarly trouble
who. like myself, did not know the cause. or
reailr what a.lei them.
Your present appearance Mr. Curtin
doe. uo5 indicate much rhV5r,i deb;iity =
sail tbs interviewer ~ ba 1874 ~ ~ 5io
rourJ Of hone md I'M, cle sf,d ~ que H.
vo fcrt eleven in il Il II, bnj,i,t ttii's'5
"Uh. no: that - afogct6n "f fino mn nf tho
ia {, and am harry to saw that f1T m ' 1re
tban yelr b4,c EN- ,t'o3 . In IpI III re
health thouab NOW roiizo ~ lo lo y.
theroad 10 certain ca.L i p, i,,,t W's ~
III ta .i,fnsysnl t,a'..ii,, - ~ ? olsea 7
49,, 3, sii''a ~ very FaPu
l.t
now uiu YOU me to recover so com
plcicy ~
That is lust what | want to foil ,-o,, for
believe il may he of orent so,,,;ca J., ~ i.i
others in nv profession yho mo-, ~ lli,iuy
lear Of H. Legon the no If Posa'p y
remedy II tbe earnest s"liciGa4io, e P"Iular
her If friends in tb.s IN ,,j gl ~ mum
ercst boco r' cd logliu 10 my
This feelin@ cont'nns "A 80 iIeill5 peI'er
STRENGTH ana vioot min ~ 6aileu IN
well-aud WHOLLY tbro,ab t,o iii ',ii ler!oG ~
Of II orncrs 81 % C,lro iyI,i ei''all