The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-07-24
pARrKoLnr,s BIG eIEL.
The PreJudices Met by CanVnS'er
forthe Pedestal Fund.

The Bartholdi pedestal fund is nearly
roupIfte The statue has arrived ana
soon New York harbor will be srnced oy
the most magnificent colossal statue the
world has ever seen.
Liberty FnIighteniug the World
What n priceless blessing personal hbeFty
Ia II Is the shrine at which people, grouho
under the heel Of tyranny in the older
worlds. worship with feryency thaI
Americans can scarcely realize u i
princfnle for which NihiliSts willingly uis
the death OF dogs: : and III and proper II IS
that nt the very entrance Of the lay Oh
Vow York this enulematic statue Sloulo
fash welcome to the world
The press is entitled to the credit OF this
achievement Mr.. Philip Beers who mas
been making a circuit OF the country on
| behalf Of the Pedestal fund. says that the
! fund will certainly be raised, as the ho''"
| does not know tho word tai.
! Mr. Beers says that he has found the
! most pronounced generosity among those
/ of foreign birth. They seem more sppre-
| cfative OF liberty than do our native porn
| Moreover. among some ttEahse P'SJo
| dice seems 70 exist
| " Prejudice In what particular ?.
81 have ever found that however merl-
torious thing may be JssS th9usanuSS ss,.E1st o.
have ,pent most OF my life on the
| road and | know the American Peopls
like book, In 1879 PERSONA nlSIo.- ill,5,os
| was very IN had suffered Tor several
| years with headache, tickle appetite
| dreadful backAche, cramps, hot head, colo
| hands and feet and general brsak dow n
| of the syStem. i dragged myself hack 10
| New York seeking the best professlonA
treatment. II so happens that among by
| relatives is q distinguished physician Who
1RS5SsaS6o 1eS ABOUT mg my yO9R oWn case Finally, With
some spirit, remarked to him
! 80 Sir, you know that much Of your
professional wisdom is pretense. You are
controlled by prejudice, You eanno'
| reach a case Ike mine, and you know It
can you -.
| point for IL was briRhts disease OF the
| kidneys which had proStrated me- ana tns
| schoOlmen admit they cannot cure "
| Having cured myself, however, In lofs
| and not having seen q sick day since, ny
| relative finally admitted that Warner
| safe cure. which accomplished this result
| was really a wonderful pre- paration- Had
| President Rutter. of the Central Hudson
/ used il, I am certain he would be alive 70
day, for he could not have been in Wors'
/ condition than / was.
IL have found similar prejudices EunonI
all classes concerning even SO lAudaole
scheme as this pedestal fund.
Ar. Beers's experience and the recen
| death Of President Rutter, OF the Centra
| Hudson railroad of an extreme kidney dis
order, proves that the physicians have n
| real power over such diseases, and Indicate
the only course one should pursue II, a
/ the late DR.. Willard Parker says head
ache sickness Of the stomach, dropsica
sweilinRs, back ache, dark and ousnsiy
| fluids. premsturely impaired eyesiEht, los
of strength and energy occur, FOR they un
= | mistakably indicate a fatal result, II no
| promptly arrested
: " Yes, stree. every cent needed for tn
| pedestal will be raised. OF course II wi
- be a great triumph for the world, bu
| would It not have been an eternal dlsRrac
had our people failed 70 provide for TIL
] ped estal 2"