Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-07-19

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called at the White Eoase, must have been
impress Il by the courteous vi systematic
manner with which they were re- eve and
sorted through III mansion The gentle
men whose duty It is to receive all per ons
coming to tn, White Hou Q are Colonel
+. S. kenmore. Mr.. John T. ri j ard, and
Mr.. T. +. Pendel. and Trey have oc .upied
fh ir present p sitioas through the various
administration sin 9 AMI even during
tue war. Mr. Iendel was Irsdant
Lincoln S DO ~ gu ud sa i him t his car ~.
the fatal ni.ht Oh which 10 >fated Foris
tneaa re. ami he NV his in his D - es Won the
blooi stained coat which Mr.. Lin on wore
on that meir 0 alb e occa ION There is not a
puflic man In Am r-ca to day who does not
know. and who is not known bv. thes. gen
tlemen. and the r Iminiscences Of public and
o ial H. which ther an r cour t so L Gil a
coner esio. al vo.tme Dur NJ tn ' cary ct
ming y ars OF tie war; throl /. b the d ore
peaceful times of Grants aim nistra+ ion;
while Hayes b III the reins Of goyernm mt,
and when I a ficl1 was 8 o It was the mn
Who too N the exc -uti 9 mansion we com
ing the advent of e. now administra i'm,
lowing at it d"partu e, and re 3eiying bot1
martyrs tilo gh i 8 orta 8
D ring that / ng. hot and never to lie for
gott n summer Wen he lent { arfie d ay
tet"t en- TO wo~lds. the nation became
aware Il tire dea ly nala ia infiuerc, which
hum about the WhteEo Sc. But all through
that period the e Il rec m n never deserted
their posts for q sirgc d y a!thou n ca h
one was suf erin intensely. in tonvers ,t:on
with tho Writer. Col mel Deasmore said:
ut Is impossible to DIES T b. tn, tortur,s l
nave und re- ne. To BE- compel d 10 smile
and treat the thous ands Of visitors who come
here daily with courtesy when on is in
the greatest agony requires a tremendous
effert All that sumner l had terr.b Q
headaches, heart burn and q sitting sensa-
ton that sometimes took away my breath.
My appetite was unc rtain a.d l felt sew, re
pains in the small Of my back. / was und r
the doctors care with strict instructions not
to go out OF the h use ut | r. IN lined on duty
nevertheles S. lot would be surf rised to
know tn. aao1nt 0 q lininc TO TX; on some
Gays 1t was as much as sixteen grains"
And was NJ. Richard bally off, too,
Il should think he was. Why, time and
again we have picked him up and laidh him
on the mantel, nero in the vestibule, he was
60 use | up.
YES exclaimed Mt. Richard, 81 was so
weak could not rsa after lying down with
out help, AMI could only walk with the aid OF
two canes, and tn II in q stcoping posi- ion.
Oh, we have BEN in a pretty bad condition
here. all Of u.s."
And yet you are al the embodiment Of
health, said the writer, as he looke1 at tie
three lr ght and vigorous men before him.
"Oh, yes" S id Mr.. Richard, W. have
~ p" ~ pAIAuNSo WuS " AAtOiO ". u J
a year
"Have you some secret way OF overcOm-
ing the ma aria and its attendant horroTsf':.
- think we have q most certain way" re-
piled Colonel Densmore, ''but it is no secret.
You ses, about two years ago my wife began
to grow blind, and [ was alarmed at her con.
ditlon. She finally % anne so SIZE could not
tell whtth r a person was white or black at
q distance Of ten feet One of her lady
friends advised her to try q certain treat.
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to make a long story short, she did so and
was completely tu"cl. This induced me
to try the same means for my own restora.
ton, and Us soon as | foun1 it as doing me
good recommended j. 20 my associates, and
we have all been cured right here in
in perfect health over since by
means o. Warmers Safe Cure. NowI am
not a clever in medicines in general, but I
doHnot hesitate to say that | am satisfied l
should have died of Rrights disease of the
Kidneys before this had it not been for thi,
household IN dicine and give it to my chill
dren whenever they have any ailm nts.n
Yes" exclaimed Mr.. Pendel. Il use it in
my family all the while and have found it
the most efficient remedy we nave ever en-
ploy.d. l know of >.ry many public mon
who ara using it to-day and they all speak
well O. it
Il weigh 1ropounds to day, said Mr.. Rick.
ard, " and when nv physic ans told mo over
n year ago 1 could not hopo to recover ]
weighed 122 pounds. I nder such influence
you cannot wonder that / consi Ter this the
best medicine before tho American people.f'
The above statements from tn Sc gentle
men need no comments. They are voluntar,
anil outspoken expressions fr, m source:
there the = Sigh cie est a,s u1ssti ion 'rs arha; Mei'
authenti' ity they would not DO made public
but as thoy furnish such valuable truths fol
all who are differing, We unhesitatingly pub
lish them for the good Of all.