The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-07
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gntten summer whtn President uafhsld
lay ietweeu "tw1 w8fltatH The Nation fHs
am awAfs ~ the deadly malafiai lhhu.
airs which hung about tho White Heuss,
Hnt I'LL through that nafiad# ihras thfas
men never deserted lheIf posts for single
day, Hlth6ngh eaeh 0na was suffering In.
tsassiy. In conversation with Tire writer,
Colonel Densmora saldt
" u IL impossible 30 describe The tortnres
! have IN infgous. 10 BE- compelled 10
smile aud treat he thousands NJ visitors
who c1ma hare daily with courtesy whsn
bns ~ ~ The greatest agony requires 4 TIRE.
meBd6us effort, All that summer had
tarribla headaches, hasrr burn on q sti-
ling sensation that sometimes took away
my breath. My appetite was uncertain
and ] felt severe paIGs In tho small OF my
back. ! was undef the DOCTORS care with
strict instructions not 10 10 oft Of tho
house, but ! remained on duty nsverthe.
less. You would be surprised 10 know the
amount OF gdlnine | took on some days 10
was as much as sixteen gralnq."
"And va, Mr.. Rlckard badly on, tool"
III should think he was. Why, tins and
again We lave picked him up aud laid him
on tho maniel, bore in the vestibule. he was
80 used up.H
"Yes,0 exclaimed Mr.. Richard, 81 was
so weak ! could not rise after lying down
without help, and could only walk with the
aid of two canes, and then In a STOPPING
position. Oh, we have been In a pretty
bad condition here, all Of u.s."
And yet you arc all the embodiment OF
health" said the writer, as ho looked nc
tho three bright and vigorous men before
him. .
"oh, yes,p said Mr.. Richard, 1--WE have
not known what sickness vas for more
than a year."
"Haye you some secret way OF oyercom-
Ing malaria and It's attendant horrorsF"
81 think we have a most certain way"
replied Colonel Densmore, " but II Is no
secret. You see, about two years ago my
wife began 10 grow blind, and was
alarmed nj her condition. She finally be-
came so she could not tell whether a per-
son were white or black at a distance Of
ten feet. One Of her lady friends advised
her to try a certain treatment that had
done wonders for her, and 10 make a long
story short, she did 50 and was completely
cured. This induced me 10 try the same
means for my own restoration and as soon
as ! found IL was doing me good | recon-.
msnded II to my associates and we have
all been cured right here In tho stronghold
III malaria aud kept In perfect health sver
since by means OF Warmers Safe Cure.
Nov | am not a believer In medicines In
general, but | do not hesitate to say that I
an satisfied | should have died Of Brisht's
disease Of the kidneys before this had II
not been for this wonderful remedy. In.
deed. / use II as a household medicine and
give II to my'ehildren whenever they have
any ailments"
"Yes," exclaimed Mr. Psndel, " use II
In my family all tho while and have found
1t the most efficient remidy wa have ever
employed. know OF very many public
men who are using II to-day, and they all
speak well OF IT,"
81 weigh lgJ pounds to-day" said Mr..
Richard, and when my physicians told
ms over a year ago l could not hope TO no.
cover | weighed i21 pounds. Under such
Influences you a not won Ter that l con.
slider this the host medicine before the
American people"
The abov STATEMENTS from these gentle
men need no comments. They are volun-
tary and outspokan expressions from
sources which are tho highest In the land.
We're thera the slightest question regard.
ing their authenticity they would not DO
made public, but AS they furnish such yalu.
able truths for all who arc suffering, We
unhesitatingly publish thom for the good
Of all.