New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
DIR. CARL LEO VERIiINDER.
Director.

To Sit a. did "planct'' reporter a few DAYS ago. In
very atmosphere harmony DR.. Yer.
inderb maeiconiike touch xpeence that might
well be en,cd and one calculated TO INSURE the most
sentimental rcyerie-. But sentimental moods finally
vanish aid leave one facing the sober and practical side
Of life. The music ceased and the conversation took
turn leading TO The real object Of the reporters call.
There are stories abroad said the newspaper man,
regarding Extraordinary deliycrsnces from death
which have met with recently doctor. Would you OBJ
jet to stating what foundation there il for them and
any furnish with the for publication" DR..
vcrrInder shrugged hi, shoulders and laughed. II have
not he replied, 'bren given seeking newspaper
notocty and nfty-hyr year, Of l. likely
sha begin. and yet aid the professor. after thinking
moment and consulting Mis- Norrndcr perhaps is best
that should give the circumstance. for use In The
Planet The story Of my the grave might
ntgly be pefaced by little Of my early history We
resided in ENGLAND where though a professor Of
musc not dependent on my art. a. had acquired
q competence. My wife an hcrcss having 100000
in her right. Through the atty Of broker she
robbed almost Of all her fortune while by the Bank Of
GLASGOW failure NY money vanished forever 1t became
for then return profession in order
10 live do not ~lcak Of boaNngy but stood we'll
the musicians that day in the old land My fees
guinea lesson and IL uncommon thing for
me to give twenty in a day. came to America, land
ing in Quebec, whore ! ant ripated getting an
easement Olgn in the cathedral but was dis.
| appointed Subsequently moved to st. Catharines,
In which city procured an organ and choir and
soon had a large clientele. Later in order, ss I
/ I
London first filling an engagement with a Methodist
church and Afterwards accepting the position Of organist
In ~. Peters Cathedral. In those cites | made many
warm friends and their tributes and Gifts shall
retain the most precious Of my possessions IL
while living in London and pursuing my with
much and labor that received stroke Of
paralysis Perhaps '-here the speaker and stretch.
Ing himself to his full height rus displaying his well.
bulb and wc.nour,.h'd irame-"I DO not look like Q
Iaralytic truth is | have had three strokes
ys sir first second and trd end they the third IL
faal. nnety-nine times Of hundred. Yet here
you before you a thrc-stroke victim and who
feels. both IN body and Mind A. he did
| in hi, life. My unI,e | attribute N my testing
OF a medicine whose praise shall
sounding a. long a. live. and which shall recommend
to suffering humanity ~ am now constantly doing
while | Of u and reach tho OF Tho
patient. After removing 20 Chatham / had not long
boea here when my health further began to give way
GRADUALLY noted the choncc. felt IL first and most
strongly in stomach affection which produced constant
distressing /, grew and worse;
| myself attributed 1t TO bad water poisoning my sy,-
tim. One doctor aid II WAS "a alrh Of the stomach
Another pronounced diabetes, still another different
diagnosis. kept doctoring, getting relief.
tried medicine after another, but it Grippe
attacked and added 10 pain, discomfort AMI weak
ness. At last took bed and IL seemed tina: was
going get we'll Nothing OF n nourlshing
would remain my stomach. No drugs seemed TO have
O counter-acting influence the disease which was
dragging down death Ny wife would sit ut my
bedside and mosten nay lips with diluted spirits which was
!
doctors who up had doctor from London and
Kingston whose skill believe in, and whom paid
heavy fees. but without receiving help or encourage.
IL is that a stomach pump operation afforded
temporary relief but felt that peculiar case needed
special and particular compound remedial agent
which | knew not OF. But at last, thank God, dis
covered | had been for eighteen months miserable
wreck unable work. unable eat to sleep properly
My means becoming exhausted. My poor wife was
worn out In body and spirit. suddenly the deliNerer
cane! Pink Pills, Yes, 81. Pink Pls-,iod bless their
inventor dcoverer have rescued me from the Jaws
OF death mraculousy made what yoa to-day.
hearty heppy with splendid appetite. clear brain,
capacity AID ability 10 sleep sound and re-
eshng l"epa boon that only man who has experiences
insomnia rightly appreciate. Bear In
mind NY friend | wild enthusiast OVER the supposed
merit, Of this medicine. tested the virtues Of
PINK Pills. ready take oath to their efficacy
could shake my faith IN them; because whas
a man has thoroughly proved in hi> own experience.
and what he had confirmed in the experience
/ Of o,hers--I have pres, rib,d the pills 20 other
sick persons and know what extraordinary sood they have
effected their cac>hc ought 70 b. convinced Is 81
/ shall tell YOU how l came TO try them fellow
member Of the A. o. L. W. the brethren OF which order
had been more kind during my illness. recom'
mcnded Pink Pills l knew nothing about "nat they
what they could accomplish. In fact am
rather sIctic wha; termed proprietary remedies
take Pink Pills for Pale People made oy
tho Dr. Williams Medcin" Co. Rockville From the very
fir [ one az a dose / b,egn u mend and before had
taken more box or two knew that had found
the right remedy and that t. the Pink Pills owed my
life In nine month, | have taken twelve boAes-just
si\ dollar, rhnk OF It, my friend Hundreds a
dollars Treatment and only sin dollars Tor what
made q man OF m" and ST me again On inc highway
II health and prosperity. There j. subtle He
giving principle in Pink Pills which | do not suemps
To fathom. only know. Ike the blind man OF Oh:
zone. | was bllnd now | can see" GOD, IN inc
mystery u providence" directed my brother OF inc
A. o. e. W. t. me-. | took IL. live and rejoice in
my health and strength. / have no physical maady.
.,ve Sigh, stiffness in my leg grippe. 1 feel
NJ snaef. aTp
III mi, / gratefully attribute 20 tn virtues OF PINK
Pills fr Pale People. and now my story Is done' ~
the nursery ballad runs II anybod} should ASK cfi-
hrnaton u th, tale Of milne let him write - Inc ana
.hall ch-crnlly furnish it, The Pink Pills were my
r,,cuer and III be- their friend and ad'oca'e while
live"
The reporter nnay took of Or Verrindcr bus
not without the professor entertaining him 20 another
u.ono treat a .ym hony Iayci with autles, execution
and soulful Interpretation Of the composers thought
Calling upon Mr->r-. \. T.. piaey { Co., The we'll
known druggists. the Reporter a-c'rta'nei Dr. "ians
Pink Pm, enormous sale In Chatham, AMI That
rou all uuarrs gloring report, OF the excellent
result, following their use In fact Dr. williams Pink
pills are rc,ognr OF the greatest modern medicines
-, nfrct blood hui der aud nerve rc>to"r-curing such
di.ca e. a. rheumatism neuralgia. partial PARALYSIS loco
otor aaxia Nitu, dance. nervous hcaiace nervous
urostration the tired feeling resulting the eiroa ds-
eases depending upon humors In til. blood, such IS
scrola chronic erysp,li> ct. Pink Pills restore pae
and complexion, to the glow OF health and are
.,rcnc all the troubles peculiar u the female sen
while In Of they effect radical cure IN all
cases arising from mental worry. o,erwo'k or eNeses u
whatever nature.
These pills are manufactured by 5he Or. Williams
Medicine Company Schenectady. y. " ant Brock|ine.
ont aud sold in boNe, never la loose form by the
dozen or hundred and the public cautioned againss
numerous limitations sold In this sha@ at 90 cents box
or six boxes for ~ 30, ana b. had Of all druggists
or direct by mail from Dr. Williams, Medicine company
from either address The price at which these pills are
sold MAKE "A treatment comparatively inexpensive
r,si wit other e,