Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20
DON'T WORRY.
Tho shreWd Business Mans Method OF
Overcoming Difficulties.

Tho shrewd Business Mans Method OF
Overcoming DifdcaIies.
sis there fstality among cur prom.
nent men" is . question that we often
esk. 1t is question that peIplexes our
Leading medical meg, and they are st q
loss to know how to answer it.
We sometimes think that if the
| physicians would give part Of
the energy to the consideration
OF this question that they give
20 combating other schools of prsctice,
| il might be satisfactorily answered.
The fight OF ''isms" reminds Us often
OF the qusrre,s of old Indian tribes, inst
were only happy when they were snnihi-
lating each other.
II Allopsthy makes q discovery that
| promises good to the rsce, Home Opsthy
deridss It and breaks down lis influence.
II Home apathy makes s discovery that
promises to be boon 10 the race, Allo-
psthy stacks It.
Il is absurd that these schools should
| fancy that 81 Of good is in their methods
and Eone il any ether.
fortunately for the people, the merit
which these "isms." VIII not recognize,
is recognized by the public, and the puo-s
lie recognition, taking the form Of de-
msnd upon the medical profession, even
tuklly' compels it to recognize 1t.
Is it possible that the question has
been answered By shrewd business men?
4 prominent man once said TO an in
quirer, who asked him how he got rich,
81 got rich because | did things while
other people were thinking about dong
them." It seems TO US that the public
h&ve recognized what this fatality is, and
how il can be met while the medical
profession have been wrsngling sbout it
b. o careful examination CT insurance
reporrs we ind inst there has been
sharp reform with reference 20 examinS-
tioas, lsgd that 70 man can now set any
am0uns Of insurance who hiss the least
development OF kidney disorder, } because
they tiGd that sixty out of every hundred
liz this country d9, either directly or in
directly, saTer from kidney disease.
Hence no reliable company will insure
man except sitter c rigid urinary examine
ton
This reminds rs Of little instance
which occurredzsa short time ago.
fellow editor wss an applicant for re-
spectacle anleHntp insurance. he was
rejected on xanination, because, IN
known TO hisnself,his kidneys were dis
eased The shrewd agent, however, aid
not givelnn the Csc. He hsd an eye TO
businessand 70 his commission, aud said:
"Don'tyou worry sou get E half dozen
Dottiesof Warmers seie cure, take it &C
Cordiug to directions end IN about 8
m0nIAcome ground, Snd we Will hzve
anot6H examination. I know you will
find yourself al right asii vii get your
policy" &.
Ene editor expressed Surprise ct the
agents faith, but the latter replied: "ThiS
point is 3 valuable Oae. Very many in
surance agents sill over the country, when
they hnd customer rejected for this
Cause, give similar advice, and he even
tually gets the insurance"
What are we TO infer from such cir
cumstznces? Have ghrewd insurance
men, rs well as other shreWd business
men, found the secret answer to the in
quiry? Is it possible that our columns
nave bsen prOclaimIug, in the form OF I'D
refreshments, what has proved blessing
IL disguise 10 millions, and yet by many
ignored as an advertisement?
Ia our flies we find thousands Of strong
testimonials for Warmers safe cure, no
two alike, which could pot exist except
upon basis Of truth; indeed, they are
published under q guarantee OF $4,000 to
anyone who will disprove their correct,
ness, and this ofer has been standing, we
are told, Tor more than four years.
Undoubtedly this article, which is SIM
ply dealing cut justice, will be considered
as sn advertisement and be rejected By
many IS such.
We have not space nor time 10 discuss
the proposition that poor thing could
not succeed TO the extent that this great
remedy has succeeded, could not become
so popular without merit even If pushed
BY Vanderbilt or an AstOr.
Hence We take the liberty of telling our
friends that 1t is duty that they owe to
themselves to investigate the matter and
reflect carefully, for the statements pub
lished are subject to the reiutstion OF tina
entire world. None have Tefuted them;
on the contrary hundreds Of thousandsj
hSve believed them snd proved them tru4,
and in believing have found The highest1
measure OF satisfaction, that which
money cannot buy, and money cannot
take sway.