Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-16

some Revelations ON n Subject which
Concerns the Welfare Of the Race
and the Happiness Of All.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.l

Rochester Democrat and Chroniclel
To any one who has stndied the laws Of lie. anj
especially those which relate TO reproduction.
reri'nce such about to relate will com. wit,
special force and interest The of csrta
mental traits Of prominence and of certain rhvsica
TRAITS OF equal Prominence. arc facts which a-.
acknowledged, but which none can unde-st and The
rather may be distinguished son. an i,nbec:le or
the parent may be dec:eiit and unknown and the child
ecfleve the highest place possible to humanity But
through 1t all. there will be certain
winch mark the Individual descending from certain
ancestors Too often indeed these characteristics ar
ihflrfnit1es. and often of physical nature
these IA, IS were s-ikngly brought ont during con
NerSat!on Which representative of paper recent,
had with Mrs Carrie D. Swift who is the wife of one OF
our most prominent citizens This lady related that SHIT
Aneflteu from her Parents certain tendencies over
winch she had no control and which were in the nature
VI oiood assuming the form Of rheumatism
her experience can best be described in her own words
10 the writer she said:
II felt the beginning Of this heredi. faint
years ago. III vague pains which seemed to come urac
countaby and at uncalledfor times They were annoy
e2hausts and mterfered not only with my duties
cut also totally destroyed my happiness At FIRST they
would be only transient appearing for day or two and
then disappearance then again they Guild cone in scf
violent forms that it impossible for me to lift Gu,
TO my mouth. Afterwards, my feet and hands sweet
30 mat II was Impossible for Inc to draw my sho
groves without the greatest effort realized what the
difficulty was but seemed poweress it finally
became SO bad that was confined to the house and L
my bed most of the time My Joints panied me conuu
ousiy ana my feet swelled to enormous proportions
moving that inherited this tendency had about
abandoned hope. when began the Use Of a remedy
which was recommended to me by q friend as beine
sPecialy ehc,ent i'll cases Of similar kind. To my
great gratitude found that it relieved me- restored
appetite. and am able to say that now have gained
forty pounds in weight feel perfectly and am in thu
best possible condition. owing wholly. Warmers SAT,
rheumatic cure, which was the remedy 1 usel"
NO one would ever suspect You had suffered So Mrs
swift. to see You now, remarked the reporter
That is what all my friends say Only YESTERDAY ar
acquaintance of mine, whom had not seen for som.
t1ne hesltaod before speak ny and apolosze by say
ing Why really did not know you you have changed
for the better since last met Won how well Won Il,
look"
Have you any objection to giving the name Of tn
party who first mentioned this remedy yous"
Not the slightest. 1t Mr.. X. II. Furman, tn
Photographer"
The newspaper man. after bidding Mrs. Swift good
bye, repaired to the Photographic rooms of Mr. Fur
man, when the following conversation ensued:
Have you been sufferer from rheumatism Mr. Fur
man:'
Well. should think had"
For how many yearss"
Twelve fifteen"
Did you try to cure itf"
Yes. tried everything, and. at last went to the Ho
Springs of Arkansas nothing seemed to do me an,
good until tried Warmers Safe Rheumatic Cure"
and it cured You, didits"
"Yes. completely"
And you can cordially recommend ~
Yes. indeed, more cordially than anything have eve
known Of It Is simply wonderful medicine 1bcliev,
that two-thirs Of all cases. both acute and chronic
could be cured cured by the of this remedy
In fact know number Of persons who have been il
the worst possible condition. and completed,
well wholly through its use"
The statements above made from sources the au
thoEity Of which cannot be questioned They conclu
sVciy prove the value Of the preparation named ant
snow that even hereditary traits he removed by
Use of the proper means 1t