Milford chronicle., 1885-07-17

The Preludices AIet by 3 Rs Tsis's''1 10
~. p..,,d hs ,asdesta f pTSa Is nearly com
nlete TBe statue has arrived and soon Ne"
York harbor will be graced by the illoss i.,.,
nificent colossal statue the woflq mas eyer ,9yt
Liberty Enlightening the Worlas - y
n priceless blessing personal llpsrSy -. ~
the shrine at which people, ground under VIC VIC
te si,s ~ 20, IA he older worlds, worship
with Segvency that Americans can sesfSely
,eslisss h Is a principle for which Nlniilsts
willingly die the death Of dogs; and nt anu s,l
Yroper It is that at the very entrance u sue
BaV of New York this embiematic sVA''e
should flash a welcome 10 the woti9l,. "a .kis
T,e ,,ress is entitled 10 the cEedit OF Inns
achievenent MI. Philip Beers, VINO ms
been making a circuit Of the country " 49,. ~
beif If tbe Pedestal fund, says that the Luhu
will certainly be raised, as the Won" uOes
not know the word fail Id. ,,,ost
Mr. Reers saws that he has found the nt0Se
nronounced generosity among those Of Iofs
eign birth. They seem more appreciatlve OF
liberty than do our native born MoreoVeI,
amone some a strange prejudice seems 70 OK
ist ,n
ssPrejudicei In what PARTICULAR ~
81 have ever found that however merluS1-
rious thing NAV be, thousands OF people
will inevitably be prejudiced agalnss ~,
have spent most Of my life on the ROAD ana l
know the American people like a Dook. III, ~
1879 a personal misfortune Illustrates VII
prevailing prejudice. was very Ill na9 s 81
fey.ad for several years with headache HckFe
annetite dreadful baczache, cramps hos
mead. cold hands and feet and a general pieas
! down az the system. ufagged
Ynvself hack 10 New York, seeking
the best professional treatment .
happens that among my relatives : us us
hnguished physician who uPpreiue ',t ~, ~
roundly for preaching so much eo2u{ ~
own case. Finally, with some seiIl'' 10
marked to him.
g ssiS. V0d know that much Of your pro
fessionaI wisdom is pretense- You are con-
troled by prejudice You cannot reach case
like mine and you know it, can youf - A.,
81 had him; and he finally conceqed, l M
point. for it was bright's disease Of the Kl9'
news which had Frustrated me, and the scnool
4 men admit they cannot cure it. Having cured
/ myself, however, in 1879, and not having seel
sick day since, my relative nnaily adIiilgVeg
/ that Warmers safe cure, which accom- pllsl l
/ this result, was really wonderful preI1r 1i
| tion. Had President Rutter, OF the Centfa y
| Hudson used it, l am certain ne wouia ?,
/ alive to-day, for he could not have been III
worse condition than l was .n
II have found similar prejudices among az
classes concerning even 50 lauoapie o S0nelii'
Mr. Beers's exueflence and the recent death
of President Rutter, of the Central huesoI
I railroad -of an extreme kidney usotuetl
proves that the physicians have no resl
power over such diseases, and indlcates
the only course one should pursue H. u al
iota I1r Willard Parker saye, head
ache l.eiS sickness Of The stomach, dropsi
cal dwellings, back ache, dark anC
offensive fluids, prematurely impaired eye
sight, loss Of strength and energy occur, To-
they Enthusiastically indicate fatal result j
not promptly arrested. ,..,..
eyes, stree, every cent needed Tor the pc
destaI will DO raised. OF course it will DO
great triumph for the World, but would !
not have been an eternal disgrace mad GU
people failed 10 provide for this pedestalP