Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-19
FRIENDS Of TINE PUBLIC.
MEN or MARK WHO GATHER
NEWS.
Some Personal sketches and In
cadsuts Of Brain Workers IN
the Highest Walks OF
Life.

The reader OF She morning paper Who ssts b
his cory arcade snd Is informed Of what ss
transpirfn2 la every quarter OF the 81 ODE. ses
DON realizes the amount u actual labor nee
essary to ascertain. collect, wfste- transmit
and print this wonderful mAss Of ntws Anc
yet. sAids from the special dispatches. II II
largely centred In one once. 10 czfed near the
Telegraph building In New York. aaa pre-
adcd over BY quiet gentlemen In snost
mastery manner.
Mr.. William Henry smith. manager OF the
Associated Press. Is In the prime Of life. aud
possesses mind clear As TO the reauirments
Of the public. To properly sad promptly han
die the mass Of matter that passes through
his sads Is an enormous undertaking. AND
one . ieh may will test the capacity Of any
man. Mr. smith has always been an ardcoas
worker. aud IL Is By no means surprising that
hts health should. In the past. have suffered
more or less thereby. The meatai strain nee
esszvy 20 the performance Of his duties caused
difhcultles Of digestion which arc not easily
overcome. ana also uremic collie. botn pain-
full and exhausttag. All attemptsto overcome
these tendencies by force Of Viii power tiiea.
and l. . consulted eminent physicians, amons
them ar. Bxgtnoi VI Philadelphia. In spite
how or. OF the care and skill Of these piacti-
TONERS. he grow worse constantly. The Result
can best be described In his own words. lie
said:
my brother, c. W. Smith. manager OF tae
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. came TO visit
me. and, seeing ing condition. took upon him.
self to conduct my case. and SO secured
preparation which. have since learned. he
had used successfully himself aud In MS
| family. began It's use. aud commenced I'M
proving as once. This Improvement contin-
ued. until now an well. and whole through
l the influence OF Warmers Safe Cure. have
| since then used the remedy With good results
l In my family. and keep II on hand constantly.
| Ieons.der IL q remarkable medicine.
Mr.. George Alfred Townsend. the famous
| new spaper correspondent. whose letters. writ
! ten over the nom do plume Of Gath" have
attracted such wide attention. said to the
writer: while In Enslxpl had pleasant
visit with ex- Gov. S. B. Packs ard. our Consul y.
Liverpool. We were remarking on the death
Of number Of distinguished Americans. when
the Go venor said: ''Townsed. can't see
| why SO many of our public men are passing
away. victims of one dread scourge. 1hae il
no need Of their dying II they will consent T.
avail themselves of what has been provided
for them, as have" Gov. Packard went on I,
describe his expernce. and found his symp-
tones corresponded almost exactly to my owr,
l soon afterward returned to America. begal
l the same treatment. and when had taken I
number OF bottles of Warmers Safe Cure-th'
remedy Gov. Packard used and commended q
me so strongly. too. was rid OF backache,
bad fluids. tired feelings. nervous prostrati0n
irregular appetite. thick head and today an
as sound as nut. indicated my disordel
| and removed 1t entirely. / regard It Is 3
| godsend TO- this country. where Bright,
disease and I'll .other kidney disorders are q
| prevalent
The above statements are not from obscure
! sources. but from gentlemen in the most ex
altcd stations At trust and responsibility. and
the afnrmattens they make 1re the results Of
actual observation. Does It not vt and the rea
! SON. therefore. that the article Of which they
| speak is most valuable one. AMI such as
may be used with great beneAt By all who are
suffering. at
Several parties have already arranged
to 60 to Niagara Falls on the excursion
given under the auspices OF the Press