The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-21
PUBLIC ALARM.
The Serious Cause for Agitation Over the
Dangers Of the SeasOn-InteFesting Inter
views With Prominent People.
TNslD York Tnles.1

NelD York Times
There has been much excitement within the
past few days over the condition of our drink
ing water and the alarming increase Of Summer
diseases On every side people have been over
heard conversing on this subject, which is GER
tainly of the greatest Importance The follow
ing facts which we have gathered and which
bear directly upon the question. will be found
both interesting and profitable:
Mr. Henry Brown of the American Bank Note
Co. said "Durng the warm weather we are
often Obliged to keep our people at work day
and night. so thai employees have the heat to
endure as well as the odor Of the various inks.
l desire to acknowledge my recognition of the
valuable service Perry Davis Pam Killer has
rendered our employees. II has grown so popr
lar among my people. we should hesitate to be
without It"
MIR. H. F Greer. agent of the College of Flee
tTlcal Engineering sad. Il have studied medl-
cine and have travelled extensively in Europe,
ASA, Africa and America. have seen the
dangers and deaths that not weather and bad
water bring, but have never fou o better
medicine than Perry Davis Pain Killer
Chief Engineer j. A. Severns, T. 5. r. M.
said: Il cannot speak too highly of Perry Davis
Pain-Killer in cases of cholera, diarrhuea, etc.
have had occasion to use 1t both for myself
and for the men on board ship. aud the relief 1t
gives is so speedy and sure, that no ship should
ever go to sea without a supply of it.
Sister Cecilia in charge of the Roman Catho-
| lie orphan Asylum, said: Whether used ex-
ternally or internally l have found Perry Davis
| Pain-Killer of immense benefit. Especially IS
| this true in the treatment Of children. prize 1t
| specially as a remedy which acts so certainly
| and so speedily in cases of sudden need
d. D. Mallory, one of the best known Gamers
| and packers in America, said; Il have suffered
| TERRIBLY from dyspepsia and from the painful
| and proStrating sick headaches and neuralgia,
which proceed from disordered stomach
| found nothing equal TO Perry Davis Pain
| Killer in giving me relief certainly recon-
| mend it TO all who have been afflicted as / have
| been"
Rev. f. D. Newberry said he had used Pain
| Killer extensively in his family, and both he
and all his household We're enthusiastic over its
virtues. He would not be without IT,
| This great remedy has been used more by
missionaries in India, China, Africa and through
out the world, than all other medicines com
bined. This we learn on unquestionabe author
| ity, and it is confirmed by the missionary socie-
ties themselves. Rev. b. II. Bodey, missionary
at Lucknow, India the hot bed of cholera, says:
There is nothing like Perry Davis Pain Killer
| for cholera and like diseases. and it is used by
nearly every member of my church"
| The above testimony, so high in its nature, is
| remarkable. It proves beyond question the
| wonderful value OF this great remedy ami that
| it is possible to prevent summer diseases by its
| constant use. It proves that not only can these
| dangers Of the season be prevented, but also
| that they can be cured when the right remedy
| is used,