Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-12-05
WHAT STRUCK HIMY
The Mystery OF Deadly Aitnck Solved
b. n Newspaper Paragraph.
TBo,ton Herald.l

[Boston Herald
GLOW are Americana liked in EnslandY'
And Mr. D. +. Larrabee, OF ~ CHI ster Square,
tX-dIroctor Of the New York Post n Despatch
Express Company, who has recently r turned
from a considerable residence in London, an
swered: ''If they have & cd recommendations
and behave themselves they are well treated
but they will like the English people, any way
when acquaintance ripens into confidence"
How do the English compare W tn Amer
icans?'
'Ihe finest looking men in the world can be
seen on pleasant days Of the London season,
prOmeua ing Pircadlly. The English Ia les
however, are neither so neat in appear anc nor
| so g aceful o! form and movement as the Amer
iclns, but they seem TO enjoy more robust
health"
care English people Olger lived than our
people p,
~ don't know. have Tot fully inv, stigahd.
But remember once hearing read a newspaper
paragraph entitled Why do En- siishmen Live
Longer than AncricansY That aragraph,
! by the way, once solved a grea mystery for
| me-"
"Ah, indeed, another itrib tic t, the power
of the pre- S. 7 suggs ted tie rep 'rtcr.
eyes, if you 81 please to ca | il. In 1879,
when | was re i'll ng at The Comm 'nwea tn
Hotel in this city, had occasion 10 do me
| usiness in Wash nStOn street VIII, got to
the corner Of unklin, seemed TO feel a blow
| in the breast and fell to the y ven.e Ike a
dead man. Wh,n reccv red consci, usness
| was t ken to my lot i. l first thought p +.
haps some enemy had struck me, but my
| physicians assured mo that such cuul not lie
the case aid advi, oil strc:est quiet. For Fix
long we, k / was un.be to Ii down. was
Woe thy i'll, AMI my phys'ciins id l won d
probab v ne or Walk the tire ts OF Boston
| again. did not want TO die, but VII can cx-
! 10 ivo hon Ill f1ppt, hl ~
| And Mr.. LTr abe1 smiled, saro stically, and
! expressed hims If very frcrl con 'erHiliT tn
| rumb of common disorders which are con-
trolled by remedies which physicians viii not
employ.
but how about that paraGr PIP
"Yes. yes. When was oblg ii TO sit up In
bed day and nj Int for fear of suiIOcaton, AMI
hourly expected death, my nurse begged the
privilege of reading that l'araSral Ii to me- |
refused him at first but lie rersis cd. 1t de-
| scrbed my condi,i0 ion % exactiy. that for the
first lime began t,r aliz whathad Frustrated
me- wa filed with st arg hop at once
dismis, ed my physician and Immediately began
| Warmers safe cure. In few months | was
restored to perfect Ii alih, Notwithstanding
mine was one of the worst os iblo cas- 8
of Bright's di ease of the kidneys, which all my
physicians-and | had the best sp, cialis!s in
Boston-sad was incurabe. l tell you, when
| q man gets into the d srerate condition | was
in, he doesn't forget what rescu s him"
"But were the effect permancnt?
"Ihat was five years ago" said Mr.. LARA
bee, land for TIL ty ears have rot been so
wei as during tho past five years. II l had
known what I do now, woul have checked
the matter long ago, for it was in my system
for yens, revea ing i'salf in my blood, by fre-
! quent attacks of chills. jGundice, vertigo, ty-
phoid fever, nervous cs!, wakeful nights, etc +,
| etc. took ever forty bottles before l got up
and over one llundreda d hfy before was well.
have commended that treatment in thou
sands of cases of general debility. kidney an !
| liver disorder, etc, and have never heard i'll
concerning it, l bank TN it,"
Speaking of paragraphs, how do English
papers compare with Amcri an, in til s
| Particular"
"WeIl, they have fewer witty paragraphs,
but the smaller papers, like the Pail Mall
GGzetto st James GGzfte and Truth, aboun
in sharp incisive paragraphs without wit. In
| general, Am rican papers make the most of
news, the London plpers make the most of
opinion"