Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-01-11
GALL NATIONS WITNESSES"
The Wonderful Mistakes of Scientists and
Educators.

"Prove all things" seems to be the guild
ing maxim of the people of this age.
This would be all right, were it not for
the "know alls" in every community. who
are sure that every introducer of a new idea
is "crank." and that every new invention
is utterly 'impraoticable.
The astonishing fact is that in this class
educated men and scientists are found. In
the days of George Stephenson, the perfect
or OF the locomotive engine, the scientists
proved conclusively that railway train
could never be driven by steam-power sue
cesstully without peril ; but the rushing
express trains all over the world show how
mistaken they were. There went I'D
guffaw of laughter at Professor Morse's
proposition to make the lightning of heaven
his errand boy, and it was proven conclu-
| sively that the thing never could be done ::
but now all the news of the wide world by
| Associated Press, put in your hands every
morning and night, has made all nations
witnesses.
Kew. DIR. Talmage, in one of his sermons
says "If ten men should come to you
when you are sick with appalling sickness,
and say they had the same sickness and
took certain medicine, and it cured them,
you would probably take it. Now, sup
pose ten other men should come up and
say, "We don't believe tnat there is any
thing in that medicine" 'Well," I say,
''have you tried it ~ mo, / have never
tried it, but 1 don't believe there is any
thing in it." Of course you discredit their
testimony. The skeptic may come and say
"There is no power in your religion
'Have you ever tried it?" "No, no."
"Then avaunt ~ "Let me take the testi-
mony of the millions of souls that have
been converted to God, and comforted in
trial and solaced in the last hour. We will
take their testimony as they cry, "We are
witnesses"
The proprietors of Warmers safe cure
have received over 10000 voluntary testi-
monials to the efficacy of that medicine.
These have come from almost every civil
lied country, and they may fairly claim sit
has made all nations witnesses"
The evidence comes from all classes. The
highest medical authorities, like DR.. Rob-
son, late surgeon in the English navy and
DR.. Wilson, editor of the Health" Of Lon
don, Eng: and clergymen of the highest
reputation like Rev. DR.. Rankin, ex-chap-
lain of the us. Senate, and DR.. Kendrick,
of the Rochester University, one of the in
ternational revisers of the new testament,
are among the published witnesses.
Hundreds of these testimonials have been
and are being published. They can be cas-
lily verified. A standing offer of $5, 900 for
proof that any one of them is not true, so
far as the proprietors know, is fair guar
antee OF their genuineness.
If g. man is suffering from any one of the
ailments, of which there are so many, grow
ing out of kidney arrangement, is it not
more than foolish for him to refuse to try
Warmers safe cure when thousands testify
they have been cured by it?
Think of it
The men who refuse to believe that any
thing can be valuable because it is in con-
hict with old ideas and methods are the
men who "get left'' in this world and 60
before their time to try another.