Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-18
DON'T YOU woaaY.-
aow shrsvrd BusiRe.s asn Have Select
 Great Problem.

V
 ''Is there fatality among our prau,i nent men" is a question that we 0ftsl
 ssk. IL is a question that perplexes our
 leading medical men, and they are at l. { loss to know how c. answer 1t. We sometimes think that if the physis [ cians would give parf of the energy tn ! the consideration uf this question thas | they give to combating other schools af 1 practice, II might be satisfactorily ansEeFed.
 The flights of "isms'' reminds us often | of the qHarrels of old In.lian tribes, tha.
 were only happy whca they were ann f hilat'Bv each other
 Ii Aiiopathy makes a discovery that ! promises eOot to tilt rJce, Homeopathy [ deriles It and breaks down its influence. i Ii Homeopathy makes . discovery that | promises to he . boon to the race, i Allopathy attacks it.
 l. is absurd that these schools shouid ] fancy that all of good IS in their methods and none in any other.
 Fortunately tor the people, the merit ! which these ''isms'' will not recognize, l is recognized by the public, and this 1 public recognition, taking the form of | l demand upoa the medical profession, eventually compels 1t to recognize u. Is it possible that the question hAs ! been ans Nered by siirewd business menf 4 prominent man once said to an iu- guireF, who asked him how he g1t rich. ''I got rich because did things while other people were thinking ahout doing them" II seems to us that the public have recognized what this fatality is, anal how it can be met, while the Hedi- cai PrOiessIVa Seen =: . .; ::;; 2 lzs:s. 1 it.
 pv ,.-,F,1 ...-,,,,,s,, t;-,-, ,,f ;r.s--,-,,. reports we find that there has been 8
 sharp reform with reference to examin- atioRs, tand that no man can nOT get l any amount of insurance yhO has the least development of kidney disOrder,) because they ind that sixty out 0t every | hundred in this country do, either d. rectiy or indirectly, suffer fr0u kidney ! disease. Hence, no reliable company l sill insure a man except after a rigid ] Brinary examination
 This Temilas Us Cf little instance l which occurTel a short time ago. A l fellow editor was aR applicant for re- i spectable smouEt of insurance. He WAS l rejected on examination, because Bn- known to himseIf. his kidneys were dis ease1. Tie sh ewd agent, however, did 1 not give up the ease. He had aH eye to business and to his commission, abd said: Don't yon worry; you get half dozen bottles of Warmers safe cure, take l It according to directions and in ahoIr a month come arpun1, and ws will have another ezausIRa, i0H- I know yOn will find yourself all right and will get your policy"
 The editor expressed surprise at the agents faith, but the latter replied This point is a valuable one. Very many insurance agents all over the country, when they find a customer re- ] ieeted for this cause, give similar advice,
 and eventually he gets the insurance What are we to infer from such cir 1 cumsfaBCes Have shrewd insurance ! men, as well IS other shFewd business men, found the secret answer to the in- ! qUiry? Is it possible that our columns ! have been proclaim Gg. in the form of [ advertisements, what has pTUeed bless | ing in disguise tn miilinaE, and vet by many ignored as an 2tveT. iSCulent? In our files We find tBousaIi!s Of strong | testimonials for Warmers safe cure. 70 1 two alike, which cou,d not exist excoit i upon z basis of truth; inieei, tbey are ! published under a guarantee G. E5, ,iF59 10 ] any one who will disproys their C1rEsc.- | ness, and this offer has been standing, we are told, for more than ioGr years. Undoubtedly this aFtiEie, which z nmtsly deaIhI bul gBSt3Ce, Hsll pe con- | sidsred as an advertisement and hs re- | iected by many Ss such.
 We have not space nor time 10 discuss i the proposition that poor thing could | not sneceed to the extent that this great
 remedy has succeeded, could not be. | come so popular without merit even I ] pu2bed by Vanderbilt or an Astor. Hence we take the liberty of telling ! 0uT friends that it is a duty that they i owe to themselves 10 investigate the
 matter and reflect carefully, for the state nents published are sabjs.t to the retu- 1 tation of the entire world. None hsvS
 refutsd them on tine contrary hundreds i of thousands have believed them and 1 proved them frue, and in believing have found the highest measure Of Eztisfac- t;on, that which money cannot buy. and moRNJ cannot take away. ~.