Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-18
SUBSEQUENT EVENTS.
The vast Evils that Follow Great Dis.
asters-A Minister's Manner OF Meet.
ing Them.
Cincinnati Correspondence

V1ncinnati Correspondence)
Sincnat may not deserve the reputation OF being
FesuSe CITY,. but it certainly controls monopoly Of
Festivals First the Opera Festival next the ORA
matte and more lattery been the Flood and Riot
fesnSsh These latter Carnivsls not possess the
attractive features that the supposed
10 nave but they are the less likely
er1u ao more lasting in their results had very in
teresns conversation bearing upon this subject with
the Rev. j. Pike Powers. the well known Divine. who
has charge Of the Baptist Church at Owenton Ky, Q
few days since found that the Reverend Doctor
very well versed in matters pertaining the welfare Of
the World as well the Church In the course Of our
conversation he said:
The effects Of both the riots and the foods such
as TO naturally cause keen regret The show in
distressing degree. the extremes to which hum
ture can 60 when in its frenzied state whether just
aoie or UNI ustihaole 1t takes long while for COM
munitS to become reconcd the quiet Of every day
Lie after such furore as we have had"
But do you think that such an uprising more be
regretted than the noods:n
THAT Is hard say There are very many things that
follow the result of freshet that are reatly to
deplored Principally among these may be mentioned
the damp and unhealthy condition which the country
Is left by reason OF the overflow Of water The drying
up OF the water by the sun masma Of dreadful
nature to be generated which sows the Of
and death in the community Indeed this true of the
spring In all regions, whether they visited by
freshets or not There millions Of people this
country who are at this moment drawing in rank poison
with every breath they take the wonder to me
that sickness is not more common than it is"
DO you think disease is contracted by breathing air
impregnated with funeuss"
3"More certainly than in any other manner am pos
tive most diseases contracted this way The rank
air posons the blood and the mind becomes dull the
digestion poor the muscles ache the head throbs the
tongue grows white the appetite departs and general
debility sets in which certain to result death
checked believe it is the part of the highest wisdom
to forfy the system against the inroads such nsd
Gus evils"
But that is difficult thing to do is 1t not Doctor"
Il once thought so but have changed my mind since
the experience have had with my family. have
found that by the Of what is certainly q most
valuable preparation the whole body toned I'D aud
nvigorated that repel these malaril enemies
health That preparation is Warmers Tippecanoe and
I believe In it most implicitly. for have what
wonderful things it could accomplish"
Have you tried it thoroughly"
"Yea One Of my sons had suffered severely from
dyspepsia and NAL assimilation of food coupled with
headache and dizziness We tried various preparations
without avail, and 1t was not until Tippecanoe was
given that he began TO improve. He greatly re-
duced In fesh had lump in the stomach apparently
as hard as brick bat his appetite poor aud he
looked very badly We distressed about him
This remedy has. however. restored his appetite
rected his stomach. relieved his headache and now he
Ia growing fat and can eat almost anything without
distress Mrs Powers is enthusiastic upon this sub
tect and SO am l. You see, many so-called stomach
preparations composed largely of alcohol that
they create appetite for strong drink and encourage
vice. This preparation have named IL an exception
and think it should be universally known" -
And that is why the above interview is published 1t