The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-07
WARNING IN ADVANCE.

Certain Concealed Danger brought 10
Light in the Experience OF n Well-known
Man.
II the mon, women and children Of
America cor,d see the danger that is Turk
ing around them each day aud on every
side, the most courageous would lose heart,
appetite and sleep. Air, even in the most
omen localities, il loaded with poison.
Water is liable 20 contain amin al matter
that will develop and grow after being
taken into the system. Food is almost GER
,xin to be adultersted, while accidents ere
always imminent. 1t is perhaps merclful
provision that few OF these
things are seen and fewer realized, but
theif danger is all the greater for this very
reason. Most people. who read THESE
lines are almost certainly on the thres-
hold of what may be serious, possibly
fatal danger. The forces that go to make
lie may be snapped instantly or by grad
nal degrees. The greatest dangers are often
the most silent and least observed. ana no
one can afford 10 neglect even their slight
These truths were strikingly illustrated
in the experience OF gentleman well
known to most Of the American public,
r. -
| Friendly Tip,' under the management OF
Mr.. W, w. Kelly, has been making such a
pronounced success, is perhaps the pest
| light G ,median on the stage. lie 10
gentleman of slight build, possessing
| Il q, ace ui manner aud modulatlon OF voice
specially ettrac i've because OF its rarity. he
| has worked hard and Coz scientionsly in the
mast. and his success is the result OF merit
ana labor. But ior u number OF years, ana
indeed up to comparatively short time,
Mr., Ferguson was my steriously Ill cseu, SO
muc, SO that ne refused numerous tempt
ny offers to travel through the country as
far as California, and played only IN New
York city and vicinity. Speaking TO q
representative OF this paper upon the SUP
| ject, he said:
ii was conscious that something was
silently but surely working against my lie.
At times / would feel shooting pains IN my
extremities, and then again my muscles and
Joints would fairly throb with agony, l
was feyerisb, uneasy and lost my amsl1lsh
and interest in lite. These troubles grew
until what were at first minor pains ana
annoyances became actual burdens OF
agony, 1t seemed as though | could feel
the disease growing and creeping to every
portion OF my body. II had been
careful in the beginning. might, per-
haps have overcome what afterwards
became so serious, but like everybody else,
afflicted as was, neglected the hrst maj
cations At last | became 30 bad that
could not leave the house and was confined
to nv bed good portion OF the time and
of course under the immediate care OF
physicians. They evidently did all they
could for me and in fact did everything
except relieve me-" =,
"That, certainly, is no uncommon thing, ="
said the reporter, but it ia evident you
have been relieved, and have some curl
| oo;,v N kpow how ~
swell, during the time of my sickness
received very many calls from friends, ana
among others, from one who was foliy able
TO sympathi8e swith me as he had been
through similar experiedce to the one
was then enduring. He described his case
ninu,ely, and not only insisted upon my
irving the same remedy that cured him,
but actually went out and purchased some
Nf il and administered it with his own
bands. 7 did net notice any special effect
for several days, but aoon saw that IT was
benefi,ing me, and within fortnight was
able TO leave the house. felt that exercise
would be good thing for me, ana
strength Increasing constantly, 80 mucn 30
that walked entirely acros' the Brooklyn
bridge on the first day 1t was opened, be-
ing really the first foot passenger that CROSS
ed thut structure, all Of which l was en-
abled TO do by means OF WSs1er's Sale
Rheumatic Cure which restoreu mu " per
feet health and keeps me in excsllens ana
proper condition ta.day."
"And was the friendly tip. your friend
gave you when you were sick in the form
of Warmers Safe Rheumatic cure what
inspired the name of the play you are now
starring inf"
"No, can hardly say it was, although
really know of ne more friendly tip that
could give the public than to cordially
, advise them in their suffering to use tht
same remedy that lifted me from the depths
. OF rheumsIic agony"
1t has been estimated from careful sta
tistics that there has been no less than tou
million people in America Fno are suffer
ing at this reason OF the year from SOM
form Of RI matic difficulty. Why the!
will do 80 ben 1t car lhsslAargely avoided
seems q Wy gre fery,-lChicag
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