The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-24

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Accordingly he visited Clifton HrHfFs,
saw thu aHih0f " tho l6itefi aud with the
fall0HluH result
h. iieHfy Foster. Ne gentleman M anes
lion, n ~ 1f ~ year NJ ago and has nn ot4
tfuHtly cordial mannHf, tie tfasldaI ne
superintendent 0gsf ih0 ~ leLfsiel sanl.
iafinm which accommodates over ~
guests and IL unVuesti0nahlY The leading
health resort n The country, several
years ago Ibis benevolent nan wisely de-
tffmlHtd ~ H. his own executor, aud,
therefore turned over this magnificent
property worth tNH1,OI1 nv a free glft ~ .
board N trustees, representing the pfinci.
pal evangelical denominations. Among
osiant Episcopal. Bunaloi bishop AntH8k
hlmps0n, phllidelphia, Methodist Episc1.
pal, rfcsidNHt ~, u. Anderson, ~ the Uui.
vrtsity NJ dorchester, Rev. Dr.. CLARK. Sarro.
tHry d thn A.B.C,F ~. Boston. The beneyo.
lent purpose n The institution II the caToi
ist--of evangelical missionaries aud their
families whose health has been broken In
their work. 2d-of ministers, II any de.
nomination, In good standing. ad-of
members u any church; who Otherwise
would DO unable 10 secure such care and
treatment. The current expenses 0f tho In.
Etitution are met hy the receipts from tho
hundreds Of distinguished and wealthy
people who every year crowd it, utmost
capacity. Here come men and women whn-
were once In perfect health, but neglected
the first symptoms Of disease. The unccr.
tain pains they felt at first were overlooked
until their health became impaired. They
little realized tho danger before them, nor
how alarming even n fling ailments might
prove. They constitute all classes, In.
Guiding ministers and bishops, lawyers,
Judges, statesmen, m~illionaires, Journal.
lists, college professors and officials from
oil parts of the land.
Drawing the morning Rmocrdi and
Chronicle from bis pocket, the reporter ~.
marked: " Doctor. that lester u yours has
created q good deal of talk, and many Of
our readers have questioned is authen.
ticity.n
ITO what do you reicr'" remarked the
doctor.
"Have You no, seen the p,perfr
yet"
The reporter thcreupon showed him the
letter, which wa as follows:
CLIFTON SPRiv0s %SASirArnrM Col
CLfrToy SPRINGS. NY, Oct. II, 1857.
DEAR SIN; ! nm using Warmers Safo
Cure, and | regard Il as the hest remedy
for same faruta - EfAu.v Afa.asa sh.s -
have. ham watching with great care some
cases am now treating with Il, and Ihope
Tor favorable results.
! wish you m ght come down yourself. as
j wdnd like very much to talk with YOU
about your sterling remedy AMI show you
over our institution.
Yours truly,
tSignedl HENRY FOSTER, NJ. d.
81 do not 500 why anybody should be
skeptical concerningth that letter" remarked
the doctor.
Isn't n unusual for n phy sician Of your
standing and influence 10 commend a pro.
prttary preparationy"
81 don't know how II may be with others,
but In hi dissatisfaction We allow no person
10 dictate 20 US what we shall use. Our
purpose II 10 cure tho sick, and for that
work we use anything we know 10 lie vulu.
able. Because ] know Warmers Safe euro
Ia .XSrx ,yBBagWRlhflf Ip6fpanhr9eissteSei under mj
use, 30 shall ! add 10 tho completeness Of
my communication"
"Havc Won ever analysed Il, doctorip
1--WE always analyEe lefore W. try any
preparation u which we do not know the
constituents. But analysis, you know, only
gives the elements: II does ros give the all
important proportions. The remarkable
power Of Warmers Safe Cure undoubtedly
consists In tho proportions according TO
which It's elements are mixed. While
there may be n thousand remedies made Of
the same elements, unless they nre put to-
Eether in proper proportions, they are
worthlessas kidney and liver preparations.
81 hope some day 10 meet Mr.. Warner
personally, and extend fuller congra,ula.
lions 10 him on The excellence Of his pre-.
parations. l ave heard much o. him as
the founder Of the Warner Cbscrva ory,
and a. a man OF large henerolence. Tho
rcputed high character ~ tie man himself
gave assurance 10 mo in thc first placethht
be would not put a remedy upon the mar.
ket that was not Trustworthy; and u was
a source 81 n good deal OF grattica'i0n 10
me 10 find u by actual experiment that
the remedy itself sustained my imprcs.
sion.n
The conclusion reached by DR.. Foster Il
precisely the sane found by DIR. bio Lewis,
DIR. Robert A. Gum, e0-Sufgcon-Gcneral
Gallagher and other, and proves beyond
a doubt, the great efficacy n the remedy
which has awakened so much attention In
the land aud rescued somany men. women
aud children from disease and death.