The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-24
HIS ON n EXEC UTOR.
WELL KNOWN GENTIFMAN's PHILANTHROPY
PLY AND THE CONNECTION CAUs ED
BY ONE OF HIS LETTERS.

BY ONE OF HIS LETTERS.
ochest - Democrat end Chronicle
we published in our local columns yes.
terday morning significant letter from a
gentleman known personally or by reputa.
ton to nearly every person in the land. We
have received a number of letters protest.
ing against the use OF our columns for such
"paIpable frauds and Misrepresentation"
therefore, to confirm beyond a doubt the
authenticity Of the letter, and the genuine
ness sOl Its 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, Is 90 or "a years of age and has
an extremely cordial manner. He presides
as superintendent over the celebrated SAM
tarlum which accommodates over 500 guests
and Is PROFESSIONALLY the leading health
resort of the country. Several years ago
this benevolent man wisely determined to
be his own executor; and, therefore, turned
over this magnificent property worth $780,
600, as free gift to board of trustees,
representing the principal evangelical de.
nominations. Among the trustees are
Bishop A. G. Coke, Protestant Episcopal,
Buffllu; Bishop Mathew Simpson, Phla-
delphia, Methodist Episcopal; President
M. Il. Anderson, Of the University of Ro-
chester; Rev DR.. Clark, Secretary of the A.
b. c. F. III, Boston. The benevolent pur-
pose OF the institution is the care: lst.-of
evangelical missionaries and their families,
whose health has been broken n their work.
2nd.-of ministers Of any denomination, in
good standing. 3rd.-of members of any
church; who otherwise would be unable to
secure such care and treatment. The cur
rent expenses Of the institution are met by
the receipts from the hundreds of distin-
guishei and wealthy people who every
year crowd its utmost capacity. Here come
men and women who were once in perfect
health, but neglected the first symptoms of
disease, The uncertain pains they felt at
first were overlooked until their health be-
came impaired. They little realized the
| danger before them, nor how alarming even
trifing ailments might prove. They con-
stitute all classes, including ministers and
bishops, lawyers, judges, statesmen, mill
ionaires, journalists, college professors and
officials from all parts of the land
Drawing the morning Democrat and
Chronicle from his pocket, the reporter re-
marked, Doctor, that letter of yours has
created good deal of talk, and many of
our readers have questioned its anthem
ITCHY"
"To what do you refera' remarked the
doctor.
"Have you not seen the paperl"
"Yes, but | have not had time to read
it yet"
| 1 bO iCPoltcl lhCiCupOu SuUWcu ulIu the
letter, which was as follows
| CLIFTON SPRINGS SANITARIUM Co.,
CLIFTON SPRINGS, N. Y, Oct. II, 1883. {
| DEAR SIR: am using Warmers s fe
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 to talk with you
about your sterling remedy and show you
over our institution. Yours truly,
Signed HENRY FOSTER, NJ. D.
81 do not see why anybody should be
skeptical concerning that letter." remarked
the doctor.
"Isn't it unusual for physician of your
standing and influence to commend pro-
prietary preparation9"
81 don't know how it may be with Others
but in this institution we allow no person
to dictate to us what we shall use. Our
purpose is to cure the sick, and for that
work We use anything we know to be valu-
able. Because know Warmers Safe Cure
Is a very valuable preparation commend
it, As its power is manifested under my
use, so shall | add to the completeness of
my commentator"
"Have you ever analysed il, doctori"
I'VE always aualyze before We try any
preparation of which we do not know the
constituents. But analysis, you know, only
gives the clements; it does not give the
all-impor,ant proportions. The remarkable
power of Warmers Safe Cure undoubtedly
consists in the proportions according to
which its elements are mixed" While
there may be thousand remedies made of
the same elements, unless they are put to-
gether in proper proportions, they are worth
less as kidney and liver preparations.
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