The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-05-19
FRIENDS OF TEE PUBLIC.
Men of Mark Who Gather News.
Some Personal Sketches and Incidents OF
Brain W orkers in the Highest Walks of
Life.

The reader OF the morning paper who sits by his
COzy neslde and is informed OF what Is trsnspTlng
in every quarter OF the globe seldom realizes the
amount of actual labor necessary to ascertain, col
lect, write, transmit and print this wonderful
OF news. And yet aside from the special dispatches
1t Is largely centered In one ONCE, located the
Telegraph building In New York. and presided over
by QRiet gentleman In most mastery manner.
Mr.. william Henry Smith, manager of the Asso-
catod Press is In the prime OF life, aud possesses
mind clear to the requirements Of the public. To
properly and promptly handle the mass Of matter
that passes through his hands is enormous un-
dertlking, and one which may wel test the capaci-
ty of any man. Mr. Smith has always been an ar
duous worker, and tits by no means surprising that
his health should, In the past have suffered more
less thereby. The menIal strain necessary to the
performance OF his duties caused difficulties of di
gsstion which are not easily overcome, and also a
uremIc collie both painful and exhausting. All at
lamps to overcome these tendencies by force Of
Will power failed and he consulted eminent physl-
oiRns among them DR.. BarthOl OF Philadelphia In
spite however Of the aud Skin OF these pIactl
tioners, he grew worse constantly. The result can
best be described IN his own words. Hesaid
"My brother, o. W. Smith, manager OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad came to visit me, and,
seeing my condition, took upon himself TO conduct
my case, and so secured preparation which, have
since learned, he had used successfully himself and
In his family. began Its use, and commenced i'm
proving at once. This improvement continued un-
Ill now am we'll and wholly through the influence
OF Warmers Safe Cure. have since then used the
remedy with good results In my family, and keep It
on hand constantly. l consider 1t remarkable
incidence
mr.. George Alfred Townsend the famous news
paper correspondent whose letters, written over
the nom de plume OF "Gath." have attracted such
wide attention, said 10 the writer; "Whie In Eng.
land had plea ant visit with ex-Gov. s. Is. Pack
ard our Consul at Liverpool, We were remaIklng
on the death OF number OF distinguished Amer-
| cans, when the Governor sad "Townsend, can't
| see why so many OF our public men are passing
away, victims OF one dread scourge. There s no
need OF their dying II they will consent to avail
themselyes OF what has been provided for them.
| have. Gov. Pasxard went on to describe his ex-
psrience and found his symptoms corresponded
| almost exactly to my own. / soon afterWard re-
turned TO America, began the same treatment, and
| when had taken number OF bottles OF Warmers
| Safe Ourv-the remedy aos. Packard used and COM
mended TO me 80 strongiy-i, too, was rid OF back
ache bad fluids, tired feelings. nervous prostratlon
irregular appetite, thick head" and to-day
| sound rs nut. IL indicated my disorder and re
moved it entirely, regard 1t as godsend to Ihll
country where Brlghts disease and all other kidney
4 disorders are so prevalent"
The above statemrr's arc not from obscure sourc-
| os, but from gentlel,s IN the most exalted stations
OF trust and respopry, =, and the anirmatlons they
| make are the resui actual observation. Does Il
not stand 10 reasoA tAeTefoTe that the article Oi
| Will they speak Is u m Jst valuable one and sucl
| as may be used NTH great benent by all who ar,
| suffering.