The Panola weekly star., 1884-03-01

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H. snf tne via Ia studded tlls IaNs q
M. and especially ibose whieh fslasy 70
reproduction, an tspefisnee such ~ ws
are about 10 relate, will eoms with sfseal
fDfua and interest Tho transmission of
esftaln mental traits ~ pronlseneei ana
of eeflaln physical lfaits n equal pfoinf
henrs, ere facts whlch all aeknowlsdss,
bot which none can understand. The IN
shsf may bp dlsllnguIshsd@st son, AZ
lmhecllei ~, iIla parent may be- deffepit
and unknown, and tbs child achieve tb!
Highest placs possible 70 humanity. but
through It AL, there will be tefiain ehnfac'
tefIstirs. which mark tho Individual q, he-
ncfndlna from certain ancestors. Too
often, indeed, these rhafartsflhtifH are w.
nrmiliss, and often of a physical nature.
These facts we're ttfiklDgly brought out
during conversation, which representa-
Tive of this paper recently had With MIS-
Carrie ID. r. Swift, who Is the vile Of one
of our most prominent citizens. This iany
related that she Inherited from her parents
certain Tendencies, over which she had no
control, and which were In the nature of
blood difficulties, assuming tho form of
rheumatism. Her experience can best DO
described In her own words. To the writer
the said.
II fslt tho beginning Of this hereditary
taDt many years ago, In vnRus pains,
which seemed 10 come unaccountnbly and
nj uncalied for times. They were annoy.
Ing, exhausting, and interfered not only
with my duties, but also totally destroyed
my happiness AZ first, thcy. would be-
only transient, appearing for day ortwo,
and then disappearing; then again they
would come In such violent forms, that II
was impossible for mo 10 lift a cup TO my
mouth. Afterwards. my feet ana hands
swellcd so that II was impossible for me 70
draw on my shoes or gloves without the
| greatest effort. | realized what the ditii
| Guilty was, but seemed powerless 10 avert
| II. / finally became so bad that was con
fined 10 tho house and TO my bed most ol
the time. My joints paintd me continuous
ly and my feet swelled 10 enormous pro
portions. Knowing that ] inherited thii
tendency, l had about abandoned hope
when | began the use OF remedy, whica
wns recommended 10 me MS a friend as DO
ing specially efficient In cases OF similal
kind. To my great gratitude, found tha
II relieved me, restored my appetite, and
am able TO say that now | have gainct
forty pounds in weight, feel perfectly wei
and am in tho best possible condition, ow
ing, wholly, 10 Warmers Safc Rheumatic
cure, which was the remedy used"
"No one would ever suspect you hal
suffered so, Mrs. Swift, TO see you now,
remarked the reporter.
"That Is what oil my friends say. Onll
yesterday, an acquaintance OF mine, WHOM
! had not seen for some time, hesitatedl b
fore speaking, and apologized by saying
why, / really did not know you, you hay
changed so for tho better since last me
vou how we'll YOU do lookn
"Have you any objection 10 giving th
name OF tho party who first mentioned thl
remedy to your
.Not the slightest. II was Mr.. II. Il
Furman, the photographer"
, The newspaper man.. after bidding Mr.
! Swift goodbye, repaired 10 the phots
graphic rooms Of Mr.. Furman, when III
following conversation ensned:
"Have you been sufferer from rheuml
tism, Mr.. Furmanw
swell, should think had"
" For how many yearsv
"Twelve or fifteen"
! "Did you try 10 cure itf"
| ayes, tried everything, and, at las
kcnt to the Hot Springs OF Arkansas, an
! nothing seemed 20 do me any good until
tried Warmers Safe Rheumatic Cure"
And IL cured you, did itp
. "Yes, completely.n
D "And you can cordially recommend III
ayes, Indeed, more cordially than an
= thing have ever known Of. II Is simpl
! wonderful medicine. believe that tw
e thirds Of all cases, both acute and chroni
4 could be cured as was cured by the use
|. this remedy. In fact know q number
!. persons who have been In the worst posi-
blcconditiou, and arc now completely W,
h wholly through It's use"
Il The statements above made are fro