The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-03-06
HEREDITARY TAlNlO.
Some Revelations on Subject Which
Concerns the Welfare of the Race
and the Happiness of All.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.

To any one who has studied the laws of lie.
anu allu especially those which relate to reprOduc
tl0n, an experience, such as we are about 70
relate, VIII come with special force and inter
est, The transmission of certain mental trai
OF prominence, and of certain physical trail
Oh equal prominence, are facts when all az
knowledge, but which all do not understand
The father may be distinguished son, an.
lmDeelle or the parent may be decrepit and
unknown, and the child achieve the hIghest
place possible 70 humanity. But through Il
all tnere VIII be certain cha1 acteristics
which mark the individual as defending from
certain ancestors. Too often, indeed, thesa
physical nature
These facts were strikingly brought out du,
ing conversation which a representative Of
this paper had with Mrs Carrie d. n Swift
who is a wife of one our most prominent citi
Zens. This lady related that she inherited
from her parents certain tendencies, oveE
the nature of blood difficulties, assuming tho
form OF rheumstism. Her experience car
best be described in her own words To tie
writer she said:
81 felt the beginning of this hereditary taint
many years ago, in the vague pain which
seemed TO come unaccOuntably, and at uii-
called Tor times; They were annoying, ex-
ties, but also totally destroyed my happtnes
NJ arst they would be only transit, appearing
Tor day or two and then disappearing Their
again they would come in such Violent for0s
that it would be impossible for me to lift cuiS
to my lips. Afterwards, my feet and hands
swelied SO that 1t was impossible to draw on
my shoes or gloves without the greatest effort
realized what the difficulty was, but seen I'd
powerless to avert it. finally became so bad
that was confined to the house and to my
continuously and my feet swelled to enormous
proportions. Knowing that l inherited THIS
tendency, had about abandoned hope, When
L began the use OF a remedy which was recon
mended to me by friend as being special "
efficient In eases of a similar kind To my
great gratitude, found that it relieved me.
IrnNn on 10 DWa1 ii
that now have gainedf rty pounds in weight
feel perfectly well, and am In the best posi-
pie condition, owing, wholly, to Warmers Safe
used.
No one would suspect you had suffered Sc.
Mrs. swift, to see you now" remarked the re-
porter.
THAT is what my friends say Only yester
ray, an acquaintance of mine whom / had not
seen for some time, hestated. before speakiils.
a ana i ap0nogized by saying, Why really dia
look"
Have you got any objection to giving Tho
name OF the party who first mentioned this
remedy to you ?'
mot the slightest 1t was Mr.. r. II. Fur
man, the photographer"
Inc newspaper man, after bidding Mrs.
Swift goodbye, repaired to the Photograph
rooms of Mr.. Furman, hen the folioWine
conversation enSued
Have you been sufferer from rheumatism
Mr.. Furman 2"
"Wtll, should think had,.'
"For how many years ?''
Twelve or fifteen"
"Did you try to cure 1t ?"
YES, tried everything and, ut last, went
to the Hot Springs of Arkansas, and
nothing seemed to do me any good until TRIED
warmers Safe Rheumatic Cure"
land it cured you, did it ?''
"Yes. completely
And you can cordially recommend it ?''
Yes, indeed, more cordially than anything.
have ever known of If is sfmnlv a xsaonC -,
full medicine. believe that two thirds OF all
the cases, both acute and chronic, could be as,
l was cured by the use Of this remedy. Ia
been in the worst possible condition, and are
now completely well wholly through its Ilse .
Inc statements above made are frog BAR
toned. They conclusively prove the value 81
the preparation named and show that even
hereditary traits can be removed by the use II
the proper means. dEW.