The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-22
HEsEDiT,RY rAInrs.
Some Revelations on q subject which
COpcerna th- welfare Of tho Racc and
the NBppturss ar All. a#

Concerns th- welfare of tho Race and
TIRE Hsppiurss or All.
R9chaisr Dttnoera. and chrohie't.
To any one who hiss studied the laws 81
lie, and especially those which relate 10 re.
production, IN experience such as we arc
about to relate, will come with special force
and Interest. The transmission OF certain
mental traits oil prominence, AT 4 OF certain
physical traits Of tqual prominence, arc
facts which all acknowledge, but which
none can understand. The father may be
dis,inguished,-ih son, an imbccilt; or,
the parent may be decrepit aud unknown,
and the child achieve the highest place pos.
sible to humanity. But through it all,
There will be certain characteristics, which
mark the individual rs descending from
certain ances o.s. Too often, indeed, these
characteristics arc irttmities, aud often Of
a phyaicul nature. ,5GT
Tness facts were strikingly brought out
during u conversation, which q representa-.
tive Of this paper recently had with Mrs.
Carrie D r. Swift. who is the vile OF one
OF our most prominent ci,iz. ne. This
lady Iel tel that ths inherited from her
parents ,erlain tendencies, over which she
had nj control. aud which were In the ma.
tnre Of blood d III nltl,p, assuming the form
Q! rheumatism Her experience can best
he described in her own words. To the
wri'"" he sid: l
felt the bsginn'n n, OF this hereditary
tai," many years ago. In vague pafis 8,
v hich sesmed 10 como unaccountably and
at uncarl,d for times. There were annoy
log, enhancing, aud futerfercd not only
With my duties, but ulso totally destroyed
my happiness. at frat, they would be
only transient, appearing for q day or two,
and then disappearing; then again they
would come Ia such violent i,rms, that It |
WIS impossible for me to lit a cup to my
mouth. Afterwards, my feet and hands
s,wel!ed 30 ,hat 1t Was impossible for me to
draw on my shnes or glnvna without the
greatest effort I realized hat the difficulty
wua, but seemed pOwevless ~ avert It. II
tiuslIy became so bad that l was conhned
to the house and to my bed most OF the
time. My join.s panied me continuously
and my iset swellsd 10 enormous proper
tlons. Knowing that l inherited this ten
doncy, had abaut abandoned hope, within
l 6tgaa the use OF a remedy, which was re-
10 the as a friend as being
specially efficient in cases OF d similar
Kind: 10 my great gratitude, I found that
1t relieved me, reatored ms appetite, and I
able 10 say that now ! have gained
tor,y pounds in weight, feel perfectly we'll
and am in the best possible condition,
wholly, TO Warmers Safe Rheumatic
cure, which was the remedy | used"
mo one would ever suspect you had
suffered 80, Mrs. SSiit, to see you now"
remarked the reporter.
"fhtt is what all my friends say. Only
yesterdGy, AZ acquaintance OF mine, whom
| bad not seen Tor some time, hesitated,
before speaking, and appoleg.zed by say.
ing. why, really did not know you, you
changed 30 for the batter since l las!
metyou, how we'll you do lock-"
"Have you any objection to giving the
name OF the party who first mentioned this
TO your 5
"Nos the eljshless. It was Mr.. r. Il.
the photographer"
The newspaper mau, after bidding Mrs
Swift good bye, repaired 10 the photo.
rooms OF Mr.. Furnan, when the
following conversation eueued:
Have you been asuirerer from rheuma-
tism. Mr.. Furmsn?'
well, ! shauld think I had"
For how many y:ars?'
Twelve Or fifteen"
ibid you try to cure it,"
"4ts, l tried everything, and, at las,
to the Hot Springs Of Arkaufas, and
nothing seemed TO do me any good until !
tried Warmers Sale Rheumatic Cure
aud it cared you, did i,?'
"Yes, completely"
And You can cordially recommend it?"
YES, Indeed, mora cordially than an,
thing l. have ever known OF. 1t 10 eimpl,
a wonderful medicine. I believe that two.
thirds OF all cases, both acute and chronic,
could be cured as I was cured by the us
this remedy. IN fact | know e humble,
Of persons who have been in the wors,
psssibl. condition, and are row completed,
well wholly through it's uHe."
The statements abuve made arc from
sources, the antnusity Of which cauno: b.
questioned They conclnsively prove tn
value OF tho preparation named and show
that even hereditary traits can be removed
by the uso Of The proper mans.