Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-05


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been impressed Dy the courteous yet s9s-
tematic manner with which they were re-
caiyed and escorted through the mansion
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occupied tneir Pr9seM PosIe.oHs enIousn
the various admlnasbr atIons slnco anu sron
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!ancoin, y nouy 800 sAM LII y - NJ s. sal.
rage the Iatai nigng on when ne vlsAed
Ford's theater, ana ne now mas IN ms pos
session the blood.stalned coas winch Mr.
Lincoln wore on nav memorable OCCASION.
There Is not pubiE man e Ameriea. g.
gay who goes nos An1w. ana M1 10 = MOI
known Dy3 tnes9 gsntlenens anu sne Eem,-
nlsceHces 81 puplS aIa S su1lAl ny W.lcn
they can recount would nj congre8slon-
al voiumes Turing stnc wesTy yet e1Glans
years Of me MsE; snrou "a me a more Face.
Hayes held the reins of government. and
when Garfield was shot, 1t was these men
who stood IN the executive mansion, wei
coming the advent OF each new admins
tration, bowling at It's departure, ana re-
ceIving both martyrs through It's portals.
During that long, hot and never TO De Tor
gotten summer when President Garfield
lay between tive worlds" the Nation be-
came aware OF tho deadly malariai infiu-
ence which hung about the White House.
But all through that period these three
men never deserted their posts for single
day, although each one was suffering in
tensely. In conversation with the writer,
Colonel Densmore said:
It IS Impossible to describe the tortures
nave undergone. 10 oe compeiied 20
stnlie ana treat the tnousahds OF VISITORS
VINO come mere daily with courtesy wnen
one IS In the greatest agony requires ire
mend X
terrible headaches. heart. ourn ana ssi-
ming sensation that sometimes TOOK away
my preath. MY sappet1te was uncer tam
ana 1elt sewers pans IN tne sman OF ny
pack. was under tne doclor's care Win
Strlcs INSTRUCTIONS NOT 10 go OUT OF Gne
nouse, put renamed on guy neVertne-
Iess. W Wou.u 20 sui Plisou " Anow en 70
amount OF qulnlne TOOK on some Gays IL
And was Mr.. Richard badly off, toof''
should think he was. why, time and
again we have picked hlm up ana laid him
on the mantel, here IN the Vestibuies ne was
30 used up. ~ p;a a.,
SO weak couid NOT rise aiser iylng Gown
w WI neip, ana coaia ts ony wax Win Inc
ala OF TWO canes, anu tneh III stoopins
position; Oh, we have been in pretty
bad condlt1on mere, al, OF u.s..
And YET you are ali the enDodlmenI OF
health, . SAID gne w,lter,s as. =. lookea as
me three bright ana vigorous men iOetore
him. . =,
Oh, yes" said MT: Rickard, we have
not known what sickness was Tor more
than q year. 81 q
Have you some secret way OF overcom-
ing malaria and its attendant horrors Z"
think we have most certain way"
replied Colonel Densmore, but it is no
secret. You see, about two years ago my
wife began to grow blind, and Twas
alarmed at her condition. She finally be.
came SO she could not tell whether per.
son were white or black at distance OF
ten feet. One of her lady friends advised
her to try certain treatment that had
done wonders for her, and to make . long
cured. 1nis inouceo me 90 wy Ine same