New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
THE PACE THAT KILLS.
THE BEST PART OF OUR LIVES SPENT IN THE
STRUGGLE FOR WEALTH.

SIEUGGI.E FOX WEALTH..
Men and being driven destruction through
cXccs.cs in work ana living.
speaking OF evils OF ovcrwor in business
cia duties prominent minister
'Oh. what altar what sacrifice Of body, nina and
soul The physical health OF great multitude IS Hung on
TIL, sacrcal alta. They cannot sleep and they take
choral and morphine and intOXicant'.
"Some Of them struggle in nightmare OF stocks. and
at one o'clock IN the morning, suddenly rise mp saoHng
a thousand shares railroad stockonc hundred and eight
and half; take IT, until the whole family is aGrsht'd
and the Spectators fan back their pillows and sleep
until they awakened again by corner or sudden
rise in something else. Their nerves gone, their Digestion
gone. their brain gone, they die"
At first thought this description overdrawn But
Is IT. Are too active, TOO incnscl Do we not
exhaust rapidly the pleasure ont OF life
that should, Is there not some means by which W.
make life easerl Thinking that these statements
mcrltcd investigation reliable reporter has collected tn
following live which Will be found OF great interest
Mr.. r. w. Whiting well known connect ton with tcc-
phones when told Of the remark mad ~ this divine said
Eyes. we 10 live rapidly We succeed ami occumu-
late wealth. but exhaust ourselves In DONG IT, In"
average American spends half o; his life in
quring and losing health. and In the last half he
spends his wealth regain his health. know this from
my experience. The pace Al which Gid oH>nrs'
nearly Killed few years ago WAS nervous MI
table run down. / loneel for life vet Gl not care ~
IT, dreaded death. but living unbca1be. What
In Perfect health nowl Yes am. save my strength
good judgment and take Warmers safe Cure regularly
I am not ashamed of this but rather proud OF it, have
found f. TO be Indispensable my health AMI hoppn',
Do I work. Tos hard every day. and | bele.c all
Americans do the same thing rrHdrGc'S cf the ci-
mate competition or social demands II they Will act upon
my sugge ton"
Mr.. c. T.. Lawrence. the banker and member Of ih
a. y stock Exchange. when approached upon this sub
cct said ANY one who has ever been In the N"wNoih
Stool, Exchange or has witnessed the amount % nrna
pressure which II involve need BE- tod l't
Americans live rapidly. and vet many Of orr Inca and
women live 10 as green an old Europeans. but TO-
addition TO working hard they rccatc AMI use porcf
TONES. / think by experience, that Warmers safe tue
/, an excellent tonic
L. c. \. Harvey. u. n. Wa'hnatOn d. C.. ch'cri'y
made the follow ing Il take pleasure in stating
tina, have for many years been acquainted with the wei"
known Warmers Safe cure sni with lis remarkable cua'
tive effects. In of sickness which seem To h
in the last stages and which had been given up by Ifa
tloncrs both schools. tho speedy chance wrought u
This remedy seemed but little less than miraculous
An Interesting experience was r la;'l b. M Nrih'
No 90 East I.igliy.sccon1 street. "iiNc y"'is aso
She said IL became down by si,'nc>' which hna''
ended IN kidney disease. l was daily lla'ei nndrf a
steam apparatus or hours az time without c'cct SN'
physician. ATTENDED and used all known tctbods 70
cause ne e. rcispiIc hal heard con'iie'ab!" ab't
remedy that had been recommended and finally d.
ran TO We IT, II really did work wonder, in my CASE ana
| would no: be without 10 for money. Personally
feel that | Owe humanity ~ publicly mention that i'
+, 10 Warner safe Cure that 1 owe my recovery
with these plain truths ia mind VIII You neglect h'
"min-t,f's wafHinff'