The Evening critic., 1884-01-12
M EN- OF MARK.
soruc Personal sketches and 1tci
dents OF New York workers iushs
HIighrst Walks of Life.


highest Walks of Life.
Tho reader OF the morning paper wh6 sits
by his cozy fireside and is Informed OF What is
transpirlng In every quarter OF the gloAp, sci.
dom realizes tho amount of actual laHgr me-
cessary to ascertain, collect write, transmit
and print this wonderful mass OF neWs. Ana
yet, aside from the special dispatcheSfit is al
centered IN one office located In thei4ower OF
the telegraph building In New Yorkifnd pre-
mastery manner. q
Mr.. William Henry Smith, manager of the
Associated Press, Is In the primeqf life, and
possesses mind clear as TO the ralulrements
Of the public. To properly ane promptly
handle tho mass Of matter Mat passes
through his hands is an enolvnous under
taking and one which may Tcll test tho
capacity OF any man. Mr.. smlH has always
been an arduous wefker, a1ait Is by, no
means surprising that his hesth should, in
the past, have suffered moropt loss thereby.
Tho mental strain necessarytO the perform.
ance OF his duties causodf difficulties OF
digestion which are not easily overcome, aud
also Il uremic collie both paluful and exhaust
ing. All attempts TO OVERCOME the SO tenden.
ces by force of viii power ralled, and he con.
suited eminent physicians, ssimong others DR..
II. Webster Jones, Of Chicago, and DR.. BarthOl,
OF Philadelphia. In spit8 however, of the
care ard skill OF these practitioners, he grew
worse constantly. Tho rcGit can best be de.
scrlbed in his own words. Mo said
"My brother, O.. W. SnE3h, manager OF the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Rlilra aad, came to visit mo
and, seeing my condltom took upon himself
10 conduct my case, and 90 secured preparg-
tion which, have since 4earned, he had used
successfully himself ayl iu his family. be-
gan lts use and contnenced improving at
once, This improvem 1ht continued until now
/ am well, and wholly Through the influence
OF Warmers Safe Cugf. have since then
used the remedy wlth$ood results In my fam
lily and keep II ON hapf constantly. consider
IL a remarkable mediTne."
An interview with SIR. q. W. Smith, tho O.
Il U. railroad mana4er, above referred to,
ELECTED the fact thk he had been In even u
more serious condition physically than his
brother. In addittSh to his other troubles he
had been afliicteo with severe calculus or
| stone IN the kidney During the period when
these stones were Hring passed from the kid
| neys to the bladder no became completely
proBtrated by the Spain and was scarcely able
| to move The ageEy was indescribable. Since
he began the usepf this great remedy, how
| ever, he had beeufree from those trou les ami
| all causes whlchAproducod them. lie had also
| found the medlcfie of great value In his fam
| lily and had use4it with tho best results con-
tinually. II
Mr.. George alfred Townsend, the famous
newspaper correspondent, whose letters writ
| ten over the nom de piunle OF "Gath" have at
| trncted such WIDE attention, said to tho writer
| 'This last sunstler while Ia England hal
! pleasant visit With Ex-Governor s. Il. Packard,
| our consul at fslyerpOOl. We were remlrklug
on the deatK of o number of distinguished
| Americans, wicn the Governor satd: 'Town-
| send, l can'E see why so many of our public
| men are passing away, Victims OF one dread
scourge. Tiiaro is no need OF their dying, II
they Will conAent to avail themselves OF wilat
! has been prdHided for them, as l have. Gov
| ornor Packarl went on to describe his Xperi
| ence and fH1Ind his symptoms cOrrGsp Nnded
| almost exactiy to my own. l soon after ward
| returned taS America, began tho Same troav-
| mont, and When had taken number OF bot.
| Ties OF Warubr's safe Cure-tha remedy Gov
| ernor PAckHrd used and commended to me 80
| stroncly-E too, was rid of bacEache b1g
| fluids, tired feelings, nervous exhaustion, IN.
| regular aIIlotite, thick head aud to-day am
| as sound tss q nut. II Indicated my disorder
and remoked IL entirely. regard It "a q god.
| send 10 (tis country where Brights disease
| and all other kidney disorders are so praYa.
| lent"
Mr.. W. IA. Beach, the celebrated jurtst, who
has DeertRctlvely engaged for tho pas. atty
years, ARD who so ably conducted the defense
in the Btpcher trial, said. | have been IN tao
constanthse OF Warmers Safe Cure, In connec-
lion witifWGrners Sate'Pills, for about eigh
teen moHths. am not aware that had any
| spccifc ncute disease, but / um an old man,
ana waSworn and wearied by fifty years of
professional labor, and daily proatratlon and
/ languoE5ulte dlstnclinod mo TO any eXertiOn
DOubtldfsly was unconaciOusly suffering from
many directions Of my different organs. Ny
use OF Manners Safe Cure has given mo re-
| newed kigor and vitality, and enabled me tC
| discharge my duties with spirit ant zeal.
am sta using II, and shall continue TO do so
| gratefH that IL has so much relieved mo from
The innfmitles OF age and TOLL"
| Tho Shove statements are not from obscure
sourcN, but from gentlemeu IN the most OK
alted cations OF trust and responsibility, ant
the aermatlons they mako are tho results o
nctuH observation. Does II not stand to rea
son, therefore, that the article OF which they
spc4 Is a most valuable one, and such a
maybe used with great benefit by all who art
suffering