Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-02-28
r DON'T YOU WORRY.
How shrswd Bushes Mss Have Ssssse
 Great Problem.

"Is there a fatality among our rronir nent ruen" is question that we often ask. IL is question that pe'plexes our leading medical men, and they are at loss to know how L. answer it.
 We sometimes think that'if the physi. eilns would give part oi the energy to the consideration U this question tha: they give to combating other schools of practice, 1t hi. ht h, satisfactorily answered.
 Tle ii :lits of ''isms'' reminds us often of the quarrels of old Iniian tribes, tina, were only happy when t"sy were anni- hilat' 'ng each other.
 Ii Allopalhy makes a discovery that promises gool to Iie race, Homeopathy feTi,les II and breaks dow. its inilu nee. If Homeopathy makes discovery that promises to he a boon 10 the race, Allopathy attacks il.
 Ii is Al,sUri that these school. shonld anCy that all oi good is in their methods and none in any other.
 Fortunately For the people, the merit which these ''i,m,'' will no; recognize, is recognized by the public, and this public recognition, taking the form of a demand upon the medical profession, eventually compcls it to recognize it.
 Is it pos sIble that the question has been ans sSerel by siirewd bn Sincss menf A prominent man once said to an iu- quirer, who asked him how he z rich. ''I got rich because 1 did things while other people were thinking about dosng them" It seems to us that the public have recognized what this fatality IS, and how il can be met, while the medi- | cal lroiession have been vranglinS about | it.
 Bv a careful examination of ins rance | reports we fnl :iIaI there has been ] sharp reform -Sith refeienc. to examin- | ations, (a'.d that no IlII can noS get any amount of insurarce who has the | least development ot kidney disorjer,) ) | becs ise they iind that KY ont of every ] hUIdred in this country do, either d. ] sec;ly or indirectly. snter from kidney ! disease. Hence, no IL able comp my ! Sill insure a mla except alter rlsii ! srinary examination.
 i This reminds Us of little instance | which occurred a s,Iort time ago. A ! fellow editor was sh applicant for a re- spectable amour: of insurance. He was reflected o-. examination, because un. known to himself, iiis kidneys were dis eased. The sh ewj agent, however, did not give up the case. He had an eye 10 l business anl 10 his commission. ar.d said: Don't you worry; you get hail dozen bottles of Warmers safe cure, take |. according 10 directions and in abort a month come Gruunl, and we will have l another examina ion. l know you vii. find yourself all right and will get your policy"
 The eiitnr 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 customer re- jec;ed TOT tn g cause, give similar advice, and eventually he gets the insurance"
 What are we to infer from such cir cumstances Have shrewd insurance men, as well ss other shrewd business men, ionnd th- secret answer to the in' Gury? Is it possible that onr columns have been proc aim ng, in the fnrn o advertisements, what has proved bless ing in disguise to millions, and vet by many ignored as an advertisement?
 In our ii eS We fin l thousands of strong testimonials 'or Warn"r's -aie cure. ns two alike, which cou,d not exist excei' upon a basis of truth; m Iced, they UT. published under yuaraL.er O! S5,9)o ,t any one who will di-rrove their cnrr.c | ness, anu l.lle bAiss Gial- itf'i. ink
 We are told, for more than four years.
 Undoubtedly this artic,~, which
 simply dealing out justice. will be con
 .idered as an advertisement and be re i iected by many as such.
 Ws have not space nor time 10 discus
 tine proFo-ition that a poor thing coul-
 not succeed 10 the extent that this gre. remedy has succeeded, could not bc { cou,e so ponular without merit even
 pn.hed by Vanderbilt or an Astor.
 Hence we take the liberty of tell ini our friends that it is duty that the.
 owe to themselves to investigate tn
 matter and reflect carefully, for the state ments published are subio;t 10 the rciu tation of the entire world. None hsv refntei them; on the contrary hundred
 of thousands have believed them an
 proved them true, and in believing hay
 found the highest measure of satista,
 ton, that which money cannot bcy, an