The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-14
rRnsiui.sriHL TAvoHirEs.
some Intcro,tng Facts Concerning the
Men who stand closest 70 the
ChiVl Executive.


Men Who stand closest TO the
ChicG Executive.
Visitors, VINO rom curiosity or business.
have called A. me white house must have
been lmprc,Ced By the courteous yet syh'
tfmAtic no amer With which they were re-
ceived and Usc Ftrd through the mnntion
The gentlemen wbVse duty 70 IL TO receive
III prrsurs ru1Iiug 20 the white house are
Coioue Il s. Dausmvre, Mr.. John T. Rick
ard aud Mr.. T.. Il. Peudrl, gud they have
occupied thor prttglt positions through
the various administrators since
and even during tue war. Mr..
Paudtl was President Linco!n's body
Guard; saw him 10 his oarrlHge
the fatal night on which he yis!tod Ford'S
theatre, anu ho nov uas IN ms POSSESSION
fhe IA iod.st aimed cO4s which hr. Lincoln
wore or that MEMORIALS occasion. There
10 hot q p4biC man ia America tOdny who
iIe. not kbog, and who ia not known by,
these gent men, and the "reminiscences Of
puGuo and social lie which they can re-
count would II & congressional volume
During the weary yet ,Xliiing years OF tue
var, through the more peaceful times Of
Grants administration; while Hayes held
the r6igus o government, nnd when Oar
field was shot, It was thete men VIII stood
ia the executive mansion, welcoming the
advent Of eHoh new naturalization, b)wing
At It's departure, aud receiving both mar
,yrI through its portals.
Daring that loGe, not and never 10 be for.
gotten hummer whom President GARFIELD
lay oetNetn two WORLDS" the na,ion be-
came aware Of the deadly mslsfisl ililu'
eDce which hung about the white houle.
Bat all through that period these three
men never deserted Their posts Tor single
day, although ach ore was suffering iu-
'ensely. La convtrshtlon with tho writer,
Colonel Dsn5more safe:
a. mn hl 4 N IAgpriNp 4
have undergone. To be compelled 10 smile
aud treat the thOusauds OF visltor5 who
come acre daily with couI seAy wnen one Is
In the g-es est agony rrquiles tfemend-
Gus efIlrt. All inst summer | rad terrible
headaches, heart. burn and q etntng eeHsn-
tiol that som atimea took away NY breath.
My appetite vas unceit8iu and felt severe
pains IN the small OF my back. 1 was un-
der tho doctors carr vita ftric. instruc
lions not to 20 out OF the house. but re-
manned on duty nevertheless. You would
bs surprised TO know the smouut OF qut
nine tool; on some days ~ was as much
49, sixteen grains"
Ard WA, Mr. Rcsard badly oil, toe?"
81 saoulj think 10 wes. Why, time and
again We have PICKED n,m up ana laid him
on the mautei here IN the yesIi0ule, no was
80 used up
"Yee," reclaimed Mr.. Ricksrd, az was
so weak could not rise ater lying down
without help, and could only walk with
the AID ottwO canes, ana then IN stoop-
log position. o., We have bsen 10 pretty
bsd condition here, ali o u.s."
"Ani yet you are all the embodiment OF
health" said the writer, as he looked ut
the three bright and vigorous men before
him.
"Oh, yea" said Mr. Richard, I'VE have
not known what sickne,s.was for more than
q year"
Have you some secret way of overcom-
ing mala ia aod its attendant horrOrE?'
II think We have most Cerfein why,
replied Colooel Densmore, "bub II Is no
secret. YJn see, about two yesra ago my
wife began to grow blind, aud was alarmed
at her condition. Sac finally became 20 che
could not tel whether a person were white
or black at distance Ut ten feet. One
of her lady friends advised her TO Try
n certain treatment that had done Won
ders for her, md to make iong story short,
she did 50 aud was completely cured. This
induced me to try tina same means Tor my
own restoration and AZ soon as l found 1t
was doing mo good | recommended " to
my associates and we have 81 been cured
right here In the stronghold cf malaria and
kept In pefieci health ever since by means
of Warmers SAFE Cure. Now i am not Is
believer in me1icn' in general, but do
not hesitate to say thst / am satisfied l
should have died OF Bight's disease of the
btlVfD luis INV hut ''th ~ 'h'o
wonderful remedy. Indeed, use IL MS
household medicine and give it TO my
children whenever they have any ail'
ments.h
yes" exclaimed Mr.. PsBdel, II use IL
In my family ell the while and have found
IL Ito most lhlc.rn. remedy we have ever
employed. Ikpnw Of very many public
men who ara using ~ to.dsy, and they all
speak vel Of IT,"
II weigh 100 pounds to-day" said Mr..
Richard, "and wics my physicians told
me over year ago | could uot hope TO re'
cover, | weighed l23 pounds. Under such
influences you cannot wonder that con-
slider this the bsst medicine before the
American people,"
The above statements from these gentle
men need no comments. They are volun-
tary and outspOken expressions from
sources which are the highest in the land.
Were there the slightest question regarding
their authenticity they would not be made
public, but "a they furnish such valuable
truths for all who sfe tnifering, we unhesi.
tatingly publish them for The good oil all.
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