Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-03
. JUDICIAL PIONEER,
Some Interesting "Reminiscences. Of
Early Days and the Dangers Of Mod
ern Times. RI arr

When the history Of the early efforts towards political
and State organization shalt be written, they will
comprise a volume only valuable to the pot cian
but to lover OF America and her history In the
year 1854 the first Legislature of Nebraska was
bled for the purpose of passing the laws Of the then
infant Territory Each Legislator felt the responsibility
Of the occasion, and when Judge Edward R Harden
srose to administer the oath 10 the members of the body
the first step in what has since proven to be great State
career taken. That Was thirty years ago. but the
judge United States supreme Court who sdninis
tered the oath of Office still lives to look back upon
most eventful life. RI So.
1t was the privilege of the witer to converse few
days since with Hon. EtB. HReden, who is yet serving
as Judge at Quitman Ga Although advanced in years.
he still retains stately dignity. which characterized the
public men Of earlier days. AT the time when Judge
Harden first took the oath of office he was the youngest
that had been appointed to that high position
and he has remained upon the bench ever since.
And do you feel the effects Of the public cares
which you have endured for SO long period Judge?n
inquired the writer
Il did until recently" answered the hale old gem
tleman. but of late seem to be growing younger
Why! two three years ago thought was near the
grave as had been greatly afflicted for two whole de-
cades It is strange what small things lead to serious
results slight trouble with Came upon me fully
twenty ago and caused at the time much annoy
ance, never seemed to leave me. hardly describe
1t, but at first thought 1t cold. as ny muscles
ached. my digestion was poor, my head troubled me-
and had energy. Of course, believed could
readily shake these things Of but they refused 60
But what troubled most was the condition of the
fluid passed from my system. One day it would be
heavy with brick DUST the next clear and coloress
Then again it would become thick with mucous and
scum would gather ut the top also experienced pain
in passing it. and my back ached frequently And yet
am satisfied was In no worse condition than thou
sands of Others at this time and If had only
taken the right means of avoiding the troubles that
period it would have saved me untold pain which I
have since had to bear At all events, the symp-
toms I have mentioned never lett me, but kept
growing steadily tree grows, until was finally
taken with the most terrible agones They came In the
form of spasms and intense that longed for
death relief On particular occasion well re-
member sent for the doctor in the middle of the night
firmly believing could not live until n.Drning am
positive should have died had fortunately dis
covered means of restoration That means was War
ners Safe Cure which restored me to health made me
feel younger than have for and keeps that
condition constantly Indeed do hesitate to assert
deliberately that believe to be the best remedy that
was ever discovered and one which can be used with
great benefit by ALL"
The above declaration from one Of the most re-
liable in the land and is the ouspoken views Of
a gentleman whose word and life for more than three
have been above reproach It explicit In
its statements certain to its facts and positive az
its results. II