Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-01-05
HIS wv EXECUTOR.
A Weil.kuown 0euflemau,s PhfJanthrepy
and the Comm otioa Caused By One Of Ills

.e Ms &c 6s%aot iisa't}s :a:es' ~ rs 5.s q III.
lRcch>s.er Democrat ana Chronicle.
We published in our Goa columns vest.
day morning a significant letter from a gen
t,eman known personally or by reputation to
nearly every person in the land. We have
received q number Of letters protesting
against the use Of our Columns for such pal
pablo frauds and Misrepresentation" there
fore, to confirm beyond q doubt the authen
ITCHY Of the letter, and the genuineneS of
its sentiments, a reporter Of this paper WIS
facts in the matter. Accordingly he VISITED
Clifton Springs. saw the author of the letter,
and with the following result:
Or. Henry Foster, the gentleman il GUS
ton. is IS or 81 years of age and has al ex-
tremeiy c ,rdial manner He preside as su
per.ntendent over the ceie bra:el san tariu,n
which accommodates over five hundred
guests and Is un1uest;onaoly the leadin.
health resort of the country. Several wears
ago this benevolent m IA wisely determ nei
to be his own executor: and, therefore turnel
over this magnificent property. worth 500
90, as a free gift to q board Of trustees.
REPRESENTING the principal evengel.ch de-
nominations Amony the trustees are Bishop
A. G.. Coxe. Protestant Episcopal, Buffalo:
Bishop Mathew Simrso1., Philadel hia,
Methodist Episcopal; President n. b. An
derson. Of III: University OF Ro: hester: Rey.
d. l. h, tt y III IAC II. ~. ~ 49,
Boston. The benevolent purpose of the i'll
s~titution is the care l>t-of. evangelical!
missionaries and their families whose hen tn
has been broken in ter work. 2d-of
minister's, of any denomination, in, goof
standing. 3d-of meIbeI of any church
who otherwise would be unable to secure
such care and treatmant. The current ex-
penses OF the institut on are met by the re
ceipt from the hunlre IS of distinguished
and wealthy people who every year crowd
its utmos- capacity. Here come men and
women who were once in perfect hea tn. but
neglected the first symptoms OF disease. The
uncertain pains they felt a. first were over.
looked until their health became impaired.
They little realized the danger before them,
nor how Alarming even trlf1lng ailments
might prove. They constitute all classes,
incluiin, ministers ald bishops, lawyers,
Judges, state lnen, mil i%onalreS, journalists,
coll.g e professors and oft1cia 5 from all parts
Of the land
Drawing the morning Democrat ond
Chronicle from his pocket, the reporter re
marked: "Doctor, that letter OF yours ha:
created a good deal of talk, and many of oul
readers has questioned its authenIicity.'
ITO what do you REFER remarked the doc
tor.
"Have you not seen the paper -
YES, but | have not had time to read i
yet
The reporter thereupon showed him TIN
letter, which was as follows:
CLIFTON SPRINGs SANITARIuM Co,
CLIFTON SPRINGS, \. V, Oct. II, )
Dear Sir: | am using Warmers Safe Cure
and l regard it as the best remedy fer som
forms of kidney disease that we have. Ian
watching with great care some case' | al
now treating with 1t, ana l hope Tor favor
able results.
| wish YOU might ONE down yourself, q
l would like very much to talk with yol
about your sterling remedy and show yO
over our institution.
Yours truly,
[Signel] HENRY FOSTER. NJ. ID.
81 dc not see why anybody should be skeI
teal concerning that letter" remarked tn
doctor.
''Isn't it unusual for a physiciantof you
standing ami influence to commend a pro
prietary preparation:
"Idont know how it may b. with others, bu
in this institution W. allow 10 PERSON to dix
tate to us what we shall use. Our purpo 9
to cure the SICK, and for that WORK W. us
ANYTHING we IN wv to be valuable. Btelus
[ know Warmers Safe Cure is a very valu;
bic preparation. | commend it. AS It's powe
is manifested un Ter my use, 80 shall | aid t
the compietene S OF my colnmen tatlon-"
Have you ever analysed it, DOCTOR
1--WE always analyze before we try al
preparation of which we do not know Il
Constituents. But analysis. you know, on
gives the elesrents; it does not give the all in
DOrtaDC DTODOTClOuS. lit Ic1ldEhdDlc UCWt
Of Warmers Safe Cure undoubtedly consis
in the proportions according to which its 9,
ments are mixed While there may be
thousand remedies made of the same ell
ments, unless they are put together in prop
rorortions they are worthless as kidney al
liver prela: ations.
81 hope some day to meet Mr.. Warner pc
sonally, and extend fuller cong atulations
him on the excellence of his preparations.
have heard much of hin as the founder Of Il
Warner Observat 1ry, and as a man OF lart
beneyolence. The reput4d high character
the Kan himself gave assurance to me in tt
first place that he would not put a remet
upon the market that was not t~rustworth.
and it was a source of q good deal of graft
cation to me to find out by actual experime
that the remedy itself sustained my impre
sions."
The conclusion reached by DR.. Foster
precisely the same found by DR.. bio Lew
DR.. Rol ert a. Gum, exsu, geon-Gerer
Gallagher and others, and groves beyond
doubt the great efficacy Of the remedy whi'
has ava kened SO much attention i'll the la
an res ued 50 many men. women and ch
dren from disease and death.
HERMIrs.-Two sisters have dwelt il