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aenry. On dastisd the horses until tie
narrow dock was reached ~ tbe river bank,
wHan BY q mas eflY exhibit ii ~ nerve
aud daring, the coach was turned In scarce
IT, v length aud the horses brought 10 .
stand still before the pale lOokefs'on could
realize what hal occurred. A purse was
raised by General fcOtt and presented 10
Sir. Haskell with high compliments Tor his
skill and bravery.
Eotvlthstanding all his strength and
his robust constitution this strain Of con.
tinuous work aud exposure proved TOO
much for Mr. Haskell's constitution. The
constant jolting VI tho coach aud the nsces.
sarily oramped position IN which he was
Obliged 10 sit, contributed 10 this end, and
nj times he was obliged 10 abandon driving
altogether.
Speaking Of this period he saidi
~ found 1t almost impossible TO sleep at
night; my appetite left ns en' irely aud l
had u tired feeling which | never knew be.
fors and could not account for.o
"Did you give up driving entirely"
emo. Itrlod to keep up but IL was only
with the greatest of ort This s ate Of
things continued for nearly twenty years
until last October when | went all 10
pieces"
ain what way"
"Oh, | doubled all up; could not walk
without a cane and was incapable OF any
effort or exertion. had u constant desire
u urinate both day aud night and although
| felt like passing a gallon every ten min.
utcs only a few drops could escape and
they thick with sediment. Finally u
ceased to flow entirely and ] thought death
was very near"
"What did you do them"
"What | should have done long before:
listen to my wife. Under her adyics l DO
gan q now treatment
"And with what resultr'
Wonderful. II ~unstopped the closed
passages and what was still more wonder
Shl regulated tho fiow. The sediment van.
ished my appetite returned and | am nov
well and good for twonty more yearswholly
through tho aid OF Warmers Safe Cure
that has dbno wonders for mo As well as
for so many others"
Mr.. Hsskell's experience is repeated cv-
cry day In the lives OF thousands Of
American men and women. An unknown
evil Is undermining tho existence Of an Ia.
Vulnerable number who do not realize the
danger they nro In until health has entire
iy departed aud death perhaps stares them
IN the face. To neglect such important
matters In like drifting In the current Of
Niagara above the Falls.