The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
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Fort WoRrH, Ocs, 23.-lSpecial Cor
roapondenos. Tho questions pracsd-
Ing this article sra those asked by al,
and "A iact the involuntary suggestion
TO every one who hsa had an opportu'
nifty to test OF tho most W wonderful and
in fact sed uctiYe influence Of tho magic
like Influence OF the wonderful truths
that are make known 10 all by that
noted physician, phrsnoloxist and
m!nd.reader, DE-. j. l.. Fowler.
In fact, SO pronounced lGs b00n his
succssr end so eytcrsins his practice,
that people throughout the country
are constantly inquiriug a5 To when
the learned genriemsn will prosablv
visit their locality professionally.
Myen in Fort Worth, one OF the most
jncredulous OF commodities, your aor
respondent waa frequently asked ne
question. IL is simply fact thai biS
works having preceded him, ne ia
eagerly sought tor every where.
TWAS DR.. J. l.. Fowler who, three
years ago, said in the course Of mis- lee
lures throughout ths State that the
country was sson to experience terri
bio financial deprassion-the panic OF
the summer OF 1854 followed.
Within the range OF the limited
knowledge the doctor has advised
numbers as to their prospect OF sue
cess or failure, advised changes In
buHiness. And it is 40 bare assertion
when say that aone of the most ex-
tsnsive sIockmen of the State have
come to him from distances for advice
in their business. Numbers OF all
classes call upon him daily for consul
tatiOn. CapiGalIsta coming into the
country want to know first how they
will succeed in various business, aud
parGicuis rly for advice as to the cattle
pusiness.
The people Of your city are equally
interested in his pro missed early visit,
as is evidenced by the largo number OF
letters be is Consistently receiving from
yonr citizens inquiring as to the prob
able date of his arrival. In connection
with his conGeD plated early visit to
Dallas your correspondent is reminded
of an early "Reminiscences connected
with his professional skill in the
delinestion of the character of one
of Dalias' now most wealthy mer-
chants in the person of MIR. Iseec SAN
gcr, OF tho now famous house or san
ger Bros, Cn6J Is kNOWu buEuuSuuUb
the broad State ofTexas. 1t was many
years ago, in che town of Milliken, on
The Central road, when that place was
the terminus thereof, thnt Messrs.
Sanger were conducting mercantile
business. Mr.. Isaac Sanger came TO
the doctor, aud in the course OF tho
DOCTORS delineation he told him that
Mis- would one day be the leading firm
Ia the greet State of Texas, and that
honest and fair dealing would charac-
tefize all thoir transactions. AS TO
whether or not the Doctors words have
been fully realized the public
can best judge. As an earnest advo-
cate,o Of the principal that governs the
entire professional work OF the doctor,
your correspondent Will 30 further and
mention that he, on & shoit trip to
Dallas, accidentally met Mr.. Rose,
gentleman who years before had been
present at the dcctor's office with Mr..
Sanger at the time he waa examined
by tne doctors the conversation nat
urally reverted to tho event, end MIR.
Rose admitting that while tho docsor
was correct as TO the extent OF the
Sanger Bros. business, tnat he did not
believb he could judge as to the hon
estv df the atnulnvea ut the firm.