The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-05-23
PRESIDENTIAL FAyORITss

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Visitors who, from curiosity or bu Ines hava
called ut the White House must have been
Impressed by the courteous yvt systematic
manner with which they Were rece,yel and
escorted through III, mansion The e,ftle-
mon whose duty il Is 10 receive all per ons
comiug to III, White liou o are Colonel
=, =, nonmore, Mr., John 4, Ri,lard ami
Mr., 7, H. fondel and they have 90 ,upied
ia It. present psitions through the various
administrations sine and even during
tho war, Mr. iendel was trss don't
incoln's ly guard; saw him b. his car iage
tie fatal night on which o NiSited Fords
theatre, and he n W has in his possession the
blood stainol coat which Mr. lin on wore
on that men abe oecai1n, There is not u
pull lie man in Am RIGA 10 day who does not
know, aud who is not known by, thcs> gen
temea, and the rVmniscences Of public and
o ial lilo which they can rtcoult NO / fill a
congr ssoral volume during the weary vet
* ling y ars of the war; through the more
peaceful times Of Giants lin nlstTaiion
while Hayes held the rens of goyernm mt,
and when Garfield was S o., IL was thelo mon
who stlo IN the exocuti mansion, WELDON
ing the al, ent of occl new administra, n,
towing at ii departure, and receiving both
mntyrs through lis lorta's,
ID ring that long, hot and never to be for
tetw' on 'tSo WORLDS the nation became
aware If the deally malarial influence viii III
hung about the White House. But all through
that period these three m never deserted
their posts for a siuge d y, although ca h
ono was sutl ering intensely In conversation
with the writer, Coljnel Densmore sail;
at is impossible to dies r b, tho tortures |
have undergone To be compel ID TO smile
and treat tine thousands of visitors who come
here daily with courtesy when ons is in
tho greatest agony requires tremendous
effort All thai summer | had tcrr,b o
headaches heartburn and sitting sensa-
ton that sometimes took away my br2ath
My appetite was inc rtain AID | ieit ev, TO
raios in the small of my back was und II
the doctors care with strict instructions not
to go out OF the house but remained on duty
nevertheless. IoI would be sml rised to
know ths amount o. q uine 10 *; on some
Gays it was as much as sixteen gr2insn
"Eni was NJ Richard ba ily of, too,
sh uld think he was. Why, time and
again we have picked him up and laid him
on the mantel, here in tine vestibule, he was
so usel up
Eyes exclaimed Mr., Richard, 81 was so
weak coald not rss after lying down with
cut help, AMI could only walk w,th the aid of
two can.s, and then in a stooping posi- ion.
Oh, we have been in pretty bad condition
here all of us"
And y1t you are all Tho embodiment of
health, said the writer, as he lookel at tie
tlree irght and vigorous men before him.
'Oh, yes sid Mr.. Richard, 1--WE have
rot known what sickness WIS for mo- Q than
ayear.'
"Have you some secret way o. overcom-
ing the ma aria and its attendant h )rrorsn.,
81 think we have a most certain way re-
piled Colonel Densmore, but it is no secret.
You sea, about two years ago my wife began
to grow blind and | was armed at her con
dition. She finally anne so sic could not
tell wheth T person was white or black at
n distance of ten feet One of her lady
fiicnds advised her to try certain treat
ment that had dore wonders for her. and
to make long story short, 81 e did SO and
was comp .ctely cured. THIS Induced me
t. try the same means for my own restora-
tic n, AID IS soon as | founl it was doing me
good | recommended il 10 my asocates and
we have all been cured right here in
tho stronghold of malaria and kept
in perfect health ever since by
means OF Warre,s Safe Care Now | am
not clover in medi,i ines in general, hut
do not hes itate to say that | am satisfied
should Rave died of Erights disease of the
kidneys before this had il not been for TIL,
wonderful remedy. Indeed, | use it as
| l!ouseholl m dicine and give it to my chill.
den Whenever they have any aim ntsn
Iea," exclaimed Mr.. Pendel, II use it in
| my faJuGly all the while and rave found il
tie mca5 efficient remedy We have ever EN-
| ploy,f. | know of very many public men
who ere usng it to-day and they all s;eab
wei o it,
. weigh '0pounds to-day" said Mr. Rick
ard, "anl when my piysic ans told me ovel
year 90 could not hope to recover
weighed | y pounds. tndei' such influence
you cannot wonder that eonsi er this The
best medicine before the American people
The above statements from tn SO gentle
mon need no comments. They are voluntary
AMI otltsp)ken expressions fir m soarce
which are the hi het in the lanl. Wer
tie. e the Sigh est Gu sti)n rear, ling thei
auth nti y they would not be made pablo
tut as they fdrn sh such valuable truths fol
al who arc suffering, we unhes; tatingly pub
| fish ham for tie good of ali.