The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01
MANNING ~ ADNANuE.

Certain Concealed Danger brought to
Light In the Experience or "a Wcll-known
Man.
II the men, women and children q
America could see the dagger that IL lufk'
ing around them each DAY and on every
side, the most courageous woulf lose heat
appetite and sleep, AR, even ~ the mos
omen localities, " lOaded with poison.
Water is liable - contain animal matt 7
that Will develop aud grow after being
taken into the system. Food is almost GER
Tain TO be adultorated, while accidents are
always imminent. IL is perhaps amerciiui
provision that few OF these
things are seen and fewer realized, hut
their danger is all the greater for this very
reason. Most people who read these
lines are almost certainly on the TIRES
hold of what may be s-rious, possib y
fatal danger. rhe forces that 20 10 make
lite may be snapped instantly or by grad
ual degrees. The greatest dangers are oieD
the most silent aud least observed aud n o
one can afford TO neglect even their slight
est appearance.
These truths were rikingly illustrated
in the experience o. gentleman well
known 10 mos. of the American public,
Mr.. w. j. Ferguson, who in the play, "A
Friendly Tip, under the management OF
Mr.. W. w. Kelly, has been making such o
pronounced success, is perhaps the best
light comedian on the stage. He ~ a
gentleman OF slight build, possessing
grace OF manner and modualion OF voice
spec ally attractive because OF it's rarity. He
has work ed hard and consideration SLY in the
past, and his success is he result OF msr I
and labor. But for amber OF ys.rs, and
indeed up to comparatively short time,
Mr.. Ferguson was my seriously { III cted, SO
MUGS 50 that he refused numerous tempt.
ing offers to travel through the country az
far as California, and played only in New
York city and vicinity. Speaking TO a
representative OF this paper upon the sub
ject Se lhid:
~ nas consciou, that something was
silently but surely working against my lite
At times | would feel shooting pains IN nv
eItTemities, and then again my muscles aud
Jints would fairy thro0 with agony.
was feyerish uneasy and lost my ambition
and interest in lite. These troubles grew
until what were at first minor pains and
snnoyances became actual burdens oil
agony. 1t seemed as though / could feel
the disease growing and creeping to every
portion OF my body. IL / had been
careful in the beginning, l might, per.
haps, have overcome what afterwards
became 30 serious, bat like every body else
all cted rs 1 was, neglected the first indi
cations. At last | became 90 bad that
could not leave the house aud was confined
10 NV bed good portion OF the time and
OF course under tle immediate care d
physicians. They evidently did all they
could Tor me and ia TACT did every thini
except relieve me-"
That, certainly, is no uncommon thing,
said the reporter, but il IL evident yot
have been relieved, aud l have some curl
osty 10 know how"
We'll, during the time OF my sickness
| ,.I lin srAs f.s.
among others, from one who was fully sbll
TO sympathise with me as he had beer
through a similar experiedce to the one
was then enduring, He described his cast
minu1ely, and not only insisted upon my
trying the same remedy that cured him
but actually went out and purchased some
| Of 1t aud administered II with his owr
hands. did not notice any special effoc
for several days, but ! soon saw that It wal
able TO leave the house. felt that exercis,
would be a good thing for me, ant
80 took q walk each day and found my
strength increasing constantly, 30 much s(
that l walked entirely across the Brooklyn
bridge on the first day IL WAS opened, be
ing really the first foot passenger that cross.
ed that structure, all OF which | was On
abled 10 do by means OF Warmers Saf,
| Rheumatic Cure which restored me to per-
feet health and keeps me In eycellens and
proper condition ts.day."
And was the friendly tip your friend
gave you when you were sick IN the form
of Warmers Sale Rheumatic cure whs'
inspired the name OF the play you are now
starring iDY'
"No, can hardly sny it was, although
really know OF no more friendly tip that
I could give The public than 10 cordially
advise them in their suffering TO use the
an n, r. m ed that Iiltpd me- from this do nj hr