Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-06
A DIaim TO Humnn

Charlotte Corday, the ssdfaced, ten
deI-dearted peasant girl Of Normandy.
made great history by one desperate act!
S!ckened by the saturnslia OF the
French revolution, and moved TO despera-
ton as Robespierre and Msrat were lesd-
ing the flower of France TO the guillotIue,
she determined that she would put al end
70 Marst's bloody reign.
Msrat had demanded two hundred
Thousand victims for the guillotinel
He proposed 20 kill Of the enemies CT
the Revolution to make il perpetual.
Horrible thought!
No wonder it fred the blood of this
patriotic peassp: msid!
Gaining access 70 his closely guarded
quarters by q subterfuge, she found him
in his bath, even then iueXoraoie end
giving written directions fos. further
slaughter!
He ASKED her the names Of the inimicsl
deputies who had taken refuge in Csan.
Sle told him, and he wrote ihem down
THAT is well! Before week is over
they shall jail be brought to the guillo-
tine"
At these words, Charlotte drew from
her bosom the knife ami plunged it with
euperrstural force up to the hilt in the
heart of Msrat.
"Come TO me, my dear friend, come to
me-" cried Mart, and expired under
the blow!
IL the Corcorsn gallery ct Washington
is a. famous psintIlg Ct Charlotte, rep
resented IS behind the prison bars the
day before her execution.
1t ts.s thrilling, sad picsuIe, full Of sor-
row forsher suffering couDtry, and Of uro
conquersbls nate FIR her couR!ry's enc
mics.
Whs. q Jason In tais tragic story! Two
hundred, my 500 600 people would Murst
have sscEifsgd to MS unhoiy passion CT
power!
Methods arsguite SIS murderous SID il
exorsbl5 IS u1sG, aad they number their
victims BY tAesnilliops.
The page Of history Is full OF murders
By authority sn8bYmissaken idess! II
the practice OF HSdicjpe alone now many
2undTets OF miIllep5 have been allowed
@ die aud as many more killed by IN
iastitisble bigotry and By bungliug!
But the age is bsst5TiDg, Men and
methods are inpropsns. A yesrs ago
it WAS worsh ones lpEo2essional ]ta to
Sdvige agpeTmit the ussof q proprietary
medicine. To day thefa are rot two ply
sici.nsin aay town in this coultry who
do notJegulsrlF prescrioasome form CT
proprietary remedy!
Il. Is. Warner, famed sll over the world
IS theHiscoValer OF WsrEer'sssafa cure,
began Bunting up the Old remedies of the
Log Csbin days; after long and patient
:eseaEchihe succeeded in securing some
Of the most valuable. smoag family
records, and called them Warmers Log
Cabin remedies-the simple preparations
OF ToOts, Issves. bslsams and herbs, which
'aere the successful s.GIdoJs OF our grand
mothers. These simple, old-fsshto1e ed
ssrsspaTjlls, hops and buchu, cough and
consumption and other remedies have
struck 6 popular chord and sre il extra
demand all over the land. They
sre not toe untried and imaginary rem
ades CT some dsb3ter chemist intent On
IDsking money, but the loug-sought prIn-
CT pies OF the healing art which for genera
tons kept our ancestors 10 perfect healtb,
put fpr:h fer tae good Of Humanity by one
who ia known sll over The world SIS phi
lsnthropist-a lover OF ais fellow-msn-
whose name Is guarantee Of the highest
of excellence.
The preparations are Of decided anG
known intuepce over disease, snd as IN
the hands OF our g:andmothers they
reised up the sick, cured the lams, and
bound up the wounds OF death, SO ;n
their new form but olden power SIS Log
Cabin remedies, they are sure to prove
the "ResIing Of the nstions."
CoTdaY did the world an incalculaole
service in Kidding France of the bisoted
and murderous Msrat. just as this man is
doing humanity service by re-intro-
tuCing TO the world the siDpler and bet
ter methods Of our ancestors.