The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-05-29
PRESIDENTIAL rAvoauRa

somt Intarssuax raca ooaesrzias tAs
Asn Who Stand Closest 70 tbs dhisf1xs-
euuvs.
Ehitors who, from curiosity or busi.
meas, Laro called at the Whits House,,
must have been Impressed BY the eourte
oui !st systemAtc manner with which
tl'sy,were received and escortedthrough
lie mansion. The gentleman whose
Inf it is 20 receive all persons coming
to tl,e Whits House arc Colonel E. S.
Drhnore. Mf. John 7. Richard
and Nr. T. F. Pendel. and they lave
"Hcnpicl their present positions through
tho various administrations Aiuce and
"ven during tho ~or. Mr.. Pendel was
rr'~:'l"nt Lincolna body.guard; saw
lin! 10 his carriass the tatnl night on
wih'h he visited Forda tlleater,
aud lc nov: las in hisepossessiou the
blood .stuius,l coat which Mr.. Lincoln
wore on hat memorable occasion.
There is mol public man in America
to-day who does not know, and who il
not known by, these gentlemen, and
"reminiscences Of public and ..ocial life
which they can recount would ill q
congressional volume. During the
wcarT yet exciting years Of war; through
the tAorr peaceful times OF Grants OIL
minis tration; while Hayes held the
ns6f gw<rumeut, and when (iarticl,l
was sAint. it wns these men who stool
in tlic executive mansion, welcoming
III" >.lvsut III each new administration,
lowing 1t its departure. and receiving
Intll niartyrs through its portals.
I'nril,H that long. hot aud ncverto I've
fnrEntl III summer when Presi,lrpt Gar
fell iny l,.tuccp two worl,ls." tic
nntinn lrcamc nwarc OF ths deadly ma
laiai influence whicl, hung about tho
White House. hut all through that
ln'iml these three men never deserted
urir posts for single day, although
Gael, ono waa suffering intcpsdy. In
conversation with the writer, Colonel
Densmnrr said:
I'll. i. inn possible to describe the tor
tnr:s | lave undergone. To be CON-
prllctl 10 smile anil treat tho thousands
OF vi>itora WHO conc here daily with
courtesy when one is in tho greatest
agony requires tremendous effort
All that simmer I Ind terrible llead.
ncl,cs, heartburn and a sitting sensation
hat sop,etimcs took away my breath.
Ny appetite gas uncertain
md I felt severe pain,
in tltcsnall OF my back. Twas under the
DOCTORS care with atrict instructions not
to On nut Of the t,ousc but I remained on
,ln'y nevertheless. iou would be sur.
Tsis.sl t";knIw the amount Of quinine
t",k on .nlnn days it WIS Is much as
sixteen grains"
And Wxs Mr.. Richard badly OF, too."
. II sllaul,l think he Was. Why, time
n"!l again ue have picked him MP Aud
laid linn o,, the mnntcl, here in tue yes.
d''n!cs hG uns 70 used up"
"Ycs." exclaimed Mr.. ilickArd II vas
80 weak lcnulI not riseafterl ying down
without help, and could only walk with
tho aid Of two chnes, and then in q
st"ol'ing postum. Oh, We have been
in pretty lraIl condition here. all Of us. :"
AMI yr. vou arc all the embodiment
nf health" sai.l the writer. Is be looked
al tho thrre LrigL. and vigorous men
Ir!ore him.
~Oh. yes" said Mr.. Richard, I'VE
hAvc nft known What sickness was for
more tl,nu year"
"Huvn ron some secret why oil over
coming nialaria and its attendant hor.
rors:7
\ think We have . iunst certain way,"
rtidi.sl Colonel Ncnsniorc. slut il is no
s.-'r.'t. t.m ar', alDut two years ago
m.s wifi" lSgau 10 grow lliIml. and was
nlarnesl Ut hcr condition. She finally
UKRAINE ~" ss:o c,,ulI nut tell whether q
!'"nou w-ru white or black at d iis-
tIMco Of ten fmt. tlno Of her
laly ff;nds ndvincl her; TO try q
'r'riain treatment that !l.ml dnno
~,:n!rrs f,r i,rr. ai..l to make II long sto-
RI >l,"a. xin' dill ~ a:ih wa< completely
cured, THIS uh.nn,-l M" to try the same
u,.ani f"r ms ow !, restoration and rs soon
u, fqnr"l it WI, .l.,iEg n,c srs.i recon.
in''n,lt-l it In ms :l'"os'iatt. aud We have
all l~rn rnr,L RI lit here in ula strong.
l:ol.l II malaria :.,.l kept in perfect health
c,.t .inr.. lay HEARS nf Warmers Snfe
tmn.. Sn~ | I'LL n.I II l"ii,srr 10 me,i.
rs,r in general. Int I,ln not hesitate to
.,".I.. I AIN iut, ,ir.l I SHOULD lnve dic-,
M l:riri:t'- Ills. As, "f,i,e khldcyx before
Iii, l,a,l it u"t hr:'n f.r tl:is wonderful
r,In' .fv. T,nlce.l. nSe il a, n hons eli old
,A.-'i'""' mis-! giv..is 10 NIX rLiltltcn when.
''r.'r t!iav l,nv,',Ai,y Rilhlrtlts.
"r.-." excldiInr-i Mr.. Prndtl: T u,o
il III ing famil: MI lin. while anil have
l"'ni'l il I'll" ,un.t cIliricnt r.me.lr wa
have ever rn.pl":e,l. l know OK very
,nan.s rnlAir n"I ~ho are using il To-
.lar and they all soak we'll Of it.
Il w,isl. l'i' pounds to-,lay" said Mr.
Itickar1 "anl wLcu iny physicians told
Iuc prri u y-at nso c.,uid not Lope te
r-'o.e:r ~,ishsI II! l,nluis. Cnle,
, s;:tl' ing n:nc x Yen r..;itiot wonder that
| riu-i4.r this tho l-at medicine be-
furr the American people"
Ths nlnva statements from tiles,
! gentlemen noel no eummcuts. Thcy
nr" voluntary an.l outslnk.n r. preston,
fIon >onr'r< Ihi..l, are higher in tn,
laad. We're tl,rr. the slightest question
regarding their authenticity they woul.
! mol lr m,.lc public. Int a. they furni,l
.a.'h valuable truths Tor all Who n,
.afl"nng. wc unl,csitatin9ly puGlisl
tleu, Tor the crn.l Of all.