St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-24

a physical death. 1t is easy 10 be generous
when the sun is warm, but during these
bleak AMI bitter months the unregenerate
mind instinctively thinks first Of itself In
winter the homes Of our rich people are lux
urious and splendid with all that wealth can
bestoW, and life glows with o sort of fierce
ness as if in defiance of the relentless chill
out of doors.
1t is during this cold and bleak weather
we feel the need of the telephone most. as
anything that viii make exposure to the
weather unnecessary is gladly welcomed
Having our curiosity excited to see the cen
trail office, the reporter paid a visit there not
long since, and had very pleasant chat with
Mrs. j. ID. Rogers, the congenial lady in
charge at that time. Mrs. Rogers has been
resident of the. Zenith City for some five
Minneapolis. She is delighted with the fine
weather we are having this fall and during
the conversation remarked that absolute
good health was the great secret of true
happiness.
Asked If she had not always enjoyed that
blessing, she said no, she had not! II will
tell you how 1t was" she answered. Shortly
after first came here took severe cold,
which settled in my head, not appearing to
bother me much in the throat At first sup
posed had bad cold, and that IN time it
would be all right. but found it was a cold
all the time, so commenced doctoring N.Y.
self trying to rid myself of it, but | could not
About three years ago in consulting physi-
OF the head. Then l started in for regular
treatment for it. and since then have
been under the care of three different doc
tors, and treated without getting any benefit
at all until I began to regard my case as
hopeless. kept getting worse all the time,
and this summer was so bad that life was a
burden. and began to get alarmed, as / was
afraid would have to give up my situationJi
My head was full all the time, and had a.
very poor appetite and such tired, languid
feeling; III fact L could not describe to YOU
my feelings. 1 was feeling as miserable as
one can very we'll, my stomach got out or
order. and generally was in q condition not.
to be envied by any person. - :.
We'll. had been reading the papers, and
noticing Of the wonderful success attending
many of the parties treated by Dr.. Cosman.
and as dernier resort. l concluded to go and
see him. did not expect that he could do
me any good. but knew that must have
something done or l would not be around
long
s'Splendid Far ahead of my most sanguine
expectations. am very glad the doctor ever
came to Duluth, and that / have been SO fort
innate as to be under his treatment. ] can
truly say that to-day I feel like another per
ing that had, and feel as If there was some
thing in life for me worth living for. My
head is i'll first-class condition, and cannot
say enough for DE-. Cosman and his excellent
skill in the treatment of catarrh. Ihave
been treating with him four months, and can
say that all he promised has been fully real
lied, and would most heartily recommend
any person suffering from catarrh or kindred
diseases to go and see him, for feel that
after have been benefited as have there is
no need Tor any person to despair, for be-
lieve that was the worst case the doctor
ever had" Mrs. Rogers resides at Tenth ave-
nue. west and Fourth street, where she will
cheerfully cOrrOborate the above statement.