The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-02-23
! MINISTER'S WARMING.
DR.. Talmage Graphically Describes the
Mad Struggle for Success.

Men and women are driven to de-
struction, he says, through excuses in
WORK and living.-Feartul picture OF
a midnight scene in a millionaire's
household Riches unable to brighten
a wretched life.
There are few men in America who
are SO well-known as DR.. Talmage OF
the Brooklyn Tabernacle. He weekly
addresses. through the newspapers,
nearly 80, 600, 900 people, who are i'm
pressed by what he says, because it is
the result of continuous observation
and deep study.
DR., Talmage has again and again
called the attention to a danger that
menaces every man and woman in this
country. In a recent sermon he once
more repeats those words of warning.
In speaking of the evils of over-work
in business or social duties, he says:
"Oh, what an altar, what a sacrifice
of body, mind and SOUL The physical
health of a great multitude is flung on
this sacrificed altar. They cannot
sleep, and they take chloral and
morphine and intoxicants.
Some of them struggle in a night
mare of stocks and at one o'clock in
the morning, suddenly rise up shout
ing, "A thousand shares of railroad
stock-one hundred and eight and a
half; take it. until the whole family is
affrighted, and the spectators fall
back on their pillows and sleep until
they are awakened again by a conner
or a sudden rise in something else.
Their erv gone, their digestion
gone, their brain gone, they die"
AT first thought, this description
seems over-drawn. But is it? Are we
not too active, too intense? Do We not
exhaust too rapidly? Do we get the
pleasure out of life that we should2 Is
there not some means by which we can
make life easier2 Thinking that the
statements made by DIR. Talmage mer-
tied investigation. reliable reporter
has collected the following live facts
which will be found of great interest
Mr.. F. W. Whiting, well known in
connection with telephones, when told
of the remark made by DIR. Talmage,
said:
Eyes, we do live too rapidly. We
succeed and accumulate wealth, but
We exhaust ourselves in doing it. The
average American spends the first
half of his life in acquiring
wealth and losing health, and
in the last half his wealth
to regain his health. / know this from
my own experience. The pace at
which | did business nearly killed me.
A few years e / was nervous.
irritable, "a down. | longed for life
yet did not care for it. ] dreaded
death but living was unbearable.
What In perfect health now2 Yes,I
am. save my strength, use good
judgment, and take Warmers Safe
Cure regularly. l am not ashamed of
this but rather proud of it. l have
found it to be Indispensable to my
health and happiness. Do / work?
Yes, hard every day. and I believe all
Americans can do the same thing
regardless of the climate, competition
Or social demands, If they will act
upon my suggestion"
Mr.. G. e. Lawrence, the banker
and member of the N. Y. Stock Ex-
change, when approached on this sub
ject, said: "Any one who has ever
been in the New York Stock Exchange,
or has witnessed the amount of men
tai pressure which it involves, does
not need to be told that Americans
live rapidly, and yet many of our men
and women live to as green an old age
as. Europeans. but. in addition to
working hard, they r~eereatel and use
proper tonics. I think, by experience,
that Warmers Safe Cure Is an excell-
emit tonic"
R. C. A. Harvey, D. D., Washing
ton, d. c., eheerfullv made the fol-
lowing statement, II take pleasure in
stating that l have for many years
been acquainted with the we'll known
Warmers Safe Cure, and with it's re-
markable curative effects. In some
cases of sickness which seem TO be in
the last stages, and which had been
given up by practiontiers of both
schools the speedy change wrought by
this remedy seemed but little less
than Miraculous
An interesting experience was re-
lated Mrs. Neafie. No. 245 East Eighty
second Street, Five years ago" she
said, Il became run down by sickness
which finally ended in kidney disease.
| was daily placed under a steam-ap-
paratus for hours at a time without
effect, several physicians attended me
and used all known methods to cause
me perspire. 1 had heard consider
able about a remedy that had been rec
commended to me, and finally began
to use it. 1t really did work wonders
IN my case, and ! would not be with
out it for any money. Personally /
feel that I owe it to humanity to pub
Ideally mention that it is to WARMERS
Safe Cure that | owe my recovery"
With these plain truths in mind will
you neglect the ministers warning2"
CARNAT40N HANGERS