The Evening critic., 1884-04-19
AMERICAN TRAVELLERS,
An Absorbing ana valuable InQi.
dent from the Life of n MemberSof
the CONNER cial Army.

An Absorbing ana valuable InQi.
dent from the Life of n Membersof
the Commercial Army.
Boaton Advertiser.
In all seasons and weather, and at all Yours
Of both day and night, n constan. strefn OF
bright, energetic men pour over thf land
to It's remotost corners. They arc seen ~ day
and then vanish, to appear In some Cher 10.
callty. They are untiripg In their enfgy, un.
ccasing in their efforts. They possesfphyslcal
and mental force coupled with thf greatest
nerve power that enables them to &hieve re-
cults that weaker mon would sl1ink from.
They endure fatigue and are compelled to sub
NIT TO Irregularities OF existence that, I'm too
many casee, undermine life and lfing promo
ture death. Tho common expedbnce among
this class Of men Is thus gWpbically de-
scribed by one or their promiEnt members.
He eaid
"I have been a commercial Tourist for the
last eighteen years, and havH probably soon
and endured as much as any 0her man OF the
fraternity. About a year agdfwhllo In provi-
dence, X. l., met with most trying expert
ence. became conscious tGtt theIo was some
secret trouble undermining7iny life, ana that
IL had been sapping my fystem for long
time, just as this mysteri9ns something docs
with most people who arg forgetful OF their
health. People may drag heavy drafts on
their constitution and keep IL up for years,
but there Will come a tlnie when these drafts
must be paid, and with darge interest. The
stomach may become wejnSened by hasty eat
ing; the lungs by suddep exposure; the heart
by overeXertion, and tin head by severe men
tai strain. AT first tho@e things may only be
sfelt by an occasional heHiache; a sour stomach;
sense OF languor or an unaccountable de-
spondency, but they afe Just as certainly the
advance guard OF dlseape and death as were the
troubles / had. AS &f0re remarked, my at.
niction eliminated vi. lie In Providence, and
was taken Suddenly sick with what sup
posed was typhoid rver, and largely, then
thought, as tho res1lt OF tho strain and care
TO which had beenksubiected. suffered In.
tensely, and It was Filth great difficulty that
was able TO reach Rpme. consulted the best
physicians that NOW England Afforded, and at
the end of four wfeks was informed that
could not possiblynive ton days-probably not
go long, was reduced In weight from 200 to
1f5 pounds, and was In about as deplorable q
state as any ono ahn imagine. And yet, to all
appearances, onlF few months before was
apparently IN Wrfect health; In fact, In as
and women WHO are seen upon the streets
TO. day.
Snow here cbmes the remarkable part of
my story. Duung my illness my friends had
sent In o basHetfull OF periodical literature
and while ny attendant was reading was
specially impSeesed by one thing, 50 much so
that my 'FaQh' was aroused. Acting upon
tho suggestion had received began to i'm.
prove, and atthe date mentioned by the doc
tors when MY time TO die had arrived was
on the road 10 health, which, / am happy to
soy, has sinqe been fully reached by means OF
Warmers sale Cure, the only thing that could
have saved me from painful and premature
deathl Is II any wonder 1 believe fully In
the power al this great preparation and recon.
mend II Wherever gol Indeed, although
am now we'll and weigh 215 pounds, never
| travel without bottle OF II In my grip In
| case OF anemergency. My wife, who has been
anlicted $gith liver trouble, is using It now
with oybest OF results and believe It is a
| grand remedy for ladies. People should be
very ca1tful, though, and get tho genuine
| Warmers Safe Cure, as there are limitations
and othtr kidney preparations called Just as
| good, Which, l understand, are dangerous
| compounde, while the puro article has moi
will, believe, keep the health In a.perfect con
| ditiong'
Tbeabovo incident Is related by Mr.. William
| W. Hanecom of the Arm OF Hanscom Waters
| d3 Way street, Boston. 1t is q frank and true
| statement OF his own experience and furnishes
valuable suggestion to every reader OF thi:
| DaDer. =