New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-04
SUBSEQUENT Events,
THE VAST EVILS THAT FOLLOW GREAT DISASTERS
A MINISTER'S MANNER OF MEETING THEM.
Cincinnati Corespondence.)

(OincinnaH C0r1esp0ndence)
Cincinnati may not deserve the reputation OF
being Festive CITY," but IL certainly controls mon
opoIy of Festivals First It the Opera Festival next
the Dramatic and atery 1t has been the Flood and
Riot Festivals These latter Carnlyals may not possess
the attractive features that the two former were sup
posed have but they none the less likely to prove
powerful and more lasting In their results had very
interesting conversation bearing upon this subject with
the Rev J. Pike Powers, the well known Divine who
few DAYS since found that the Reverend Doctor was
very wei verscd in matters pertaining to the welfare Of
the World well rs the Church. In the course or our
conversation lie said:
The effects OF both the riots and the floods such
a distressing degree the extremes TO which human
nature can go when in it's frcnziLd state whether tust
muniy to become reconced to the quiet of everyday
life, after such furore rs we have had"
regretted than the 1oodsp
%That Is hard to say. There are very many things
that follow the result Of eshet that greatly to
be deplored. Principally among these may be men
toned the damp and unhealthy condition I'm which the
drying up of the water by the sun causes miasma OF
dreadful nature to be generated which sow the seeds Oh
disease and death In the community Indeed this H true
OF the spring time in all regions whether they are yslted
y b or d n0 d s are P1Op in rank
poison with every breath they take and the wonder TO
DO yOu think dscase is contracted by breathing air
impregnated with fungusw
more certainly than In any other manner am
positive most diseases are contracted In this way The
rank air posons the blood and the mind becomes dull,
the digestion poor the muscles ACHE the head hObs the
tongue grows white the appetite departs and general
debility sets in which is certain eSult in death If not
checked relieve 1t Is part OF the highest wisdom to
fortfy the system against the inroads OF such nsidous
evils"
But that Is difficult thing to do, Is IL not Doctor"
! once thought so but have changed my mind since
the experience have had with my own family have
found that by the of what IL certainly most valu-
able preparation the whole body is toned up and III
vgOrated that IL repel these malaral enemies OF
health. That preparation IS Warmers Tippecanoe and
believe in it most implicitly, for have seen what
wonderful things it could accomplish"
" Have you tried it thoroughly"
"Yes. one of my had suffered severely from
dyspepsia and mal-assmilatOn of food coupled with
headache and dizziness. We tried various preparations
without avail and IL not until Tippecanoe was given
that he began 10 improve He was greatly reduced IN
flesh. had lump in his stomach apparently as hard as
brick bat; his appetite poor, and he looked very
badly. We distressed about him. This remedy has.
however. restored his appetite corrected his stomach,
relieved his headache and now he growing rat and can
eat almost anything without distress. Mrs. Powers Is
enthusiastic upon this subject and so am I. You see.
many sOcallcd stomach preparations composed so
largely of alcohol that they create appetite for strong
drink and encourage vice. This preparation l have
named is an exception and think 1t should be unlyer-
sally known"
And that is why the above interview Is published.