The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-30
PREsIDENTJAL FiyORJTFs
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PRESIDENTIAL FAVORITES.
FpstT the Men
Visitors who from curiosity or bu iness have
called at the White l. ouse must have been
impressed by the courteous yet systematic
manner with which they were rece we'd and
escorted through tn mansion The gentle
men whose duty it is to receive all per ,ons
coming to the White House are Colonel
Il. ;. Denmore, Mr.. John T. Richard and
Mr.. r. f. Pendel, and Il ey have occupied
tn If present. sitions through the various
administrations sine AMI even during
the war. Mr.. Pendel was Fr sdent
Lincoln $ DO ly guard sa him t his car ilge
the fatal night on which lie visited Fords
theatre. and he now has in his possess.o on the
blood stainel coat which Mr. Lin on wore
on that memo alb Q occa, ion. There is not
public man in Am r.ca to day who does not
know, and who is not known b., these gen
tlemen, and the "reminiscences of public and
s o ia life which they an r 'cou' t o i fill
COMPRESSION al volume Dur ny the W cary vet
* 'iling y ars of tie war; through the II ore
peaceful times of CT ants adm nstration;
while Hayes h Id the rens of govornm mt,
and when Garfi, Id was O. il was thesp men
who It oil in the exc ,uti mansion. we'cOm
ing the advent of ere new administration,
bowling at it, departure, and re ceiving both
MAJ tvrs thlo lgh lis orta S.
During that lng, hot and never to be for
gott summer Wien Pre- ilent { are d lay
betwt en- two wo Ids the nation became
aware Of the dea ly malarial ilfluerca which
hung about thu White 70 Sc. Lut all through
that period these Il rec III neve. deserted
their posts for a sing y, although ca h
one was SUI ering intensely In conversation
with the writer, Col mel Densmore said:
at Is impossible to DIES RIB the tortureS [
have undergone. To be compelled TO smile
and trea' the thousands of visitors who come
here dal with courtesy when on is in
the greatest agony requires n trem ndous
efftr TT All thai sumner | had teri. b
headaches, heart burn and a sitting sensa-
ton that sometimes took away my breath
My appetite was unc rtain AID | felt sevC re-
pains in the small of my back | was undar
the doctors care. with strict instructions not
to go out of the house but | ymained on duty
nevertheless OIL would be surf rised to
know tn aTount quinine 10 TX: ON some
days it was as mu h as sixteen grains.
And was Nr. Richard ally off, too!
should think he was. Why, time and
again we have picked him up and laid him
on the mantel, Eere in the vestibue, he was
so use1 up
Yes exclaimed Nj Richard. 81 was 80
weak | could not Sc after lying down with
out help, and could only walk with the aid of
two canes, and tn n in a stooping posi- ion.
Oh. we have been in "A pretty bad condition
here, all of us.
And yet you are al the embodiment of
health, said the writer, aS he looked at tie
three fright and vigorous men before him.
"Oh, yes sud Mr.. Ri.kard, Wv, have
not known what sickness was for mo, ii an
year
Have yoI some secret way Of overcom-
ing the ma aria and its attendant )rrorsn
Il think we have most certain way re-
Piled Colonel Donsmore, but it is no secret.
on see, about two years ago my wife began
TO grow Hind, AMI | vas armed at her con-
diton She finally 9 anne 81 o could not
tel wheth person was white or black at
distance of ten feet. One of her lady
friends advised her to try n certain treat
ment that had doHe wonders for her and
to make long story short size did so and
was completely cured. his induced me
t. try the same means for my own restora-
ton ard IS soon as / ioun IL " as dong me
god | recommended it o my associates and
we have all lean cured right here in
the stronghold of malaria AMI kept
in p-rf,ct health ever since by
means o Warn e's Safe Cure. Now am
ne clever i'll medi ines in general, but |
do not late 20 az that am satisfied l
should have ii d of | right disease of the
k.dnr. $ belole thi' lad il not been for this
won !elful + m,dy. indeel, | use it as
household m dicine and give it to my chill
d on VIII no,tr they Lave any aim nts"
YES. excl line Mr.. Pende 4" use it in
my ia nil ! ali e while and / ave found it
tie NJ, st e.ficinnl remedy we have ever en-
ploy d | know of very many public men
who are Is NJ it to dIy and they al speak
well o it
81 weigh 0pounds to day said Mr.. Rick
ard, "and " hen m physic ans told me over
year a % ] could not hope to recover |
weighed l?2 | ounds | nder such influence;
you cannot wonder that | consi Ter this the
best medicine before the American people"
The above statements from tn s. gentle
men need no comments, They are voluntary
an outsp)ken expressions fr IN sources
which are the hi hest in the LAM. Were
there the Sigh est question regarding their
autht nticity they would not be made public,
hut as they furnish such valuable truths for
all who are suffering, we unhestatingly pub
hsh them for the good Cf all.
Card kilograms are much in use in
Paris. There are two kinds of them
one like the ordinary postal card in form
and color, and the other blue and capa-
bio of hninn 90 clnsnl o. % nnnnnnl hn