The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-13
A MINISTER'S WARNING.


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Men and women nre being driven to /
destruction. he says. through OK.
cesses in work and living.-Fearful
picture OF midnight scene in mil.
lionalres household. Riches unable to
brighten wretehed life.
There are few men in America who
are 80 well.known as DR.. Talmage of
the Brooklyn Tabernacle. He weekly
addresses, through the newspapers,
nearly $4,000. 900 people. who are i'm
pressed by what he says, because 1t is
the result of continuous observation
and deep study.
DR.. Talmage has again and again
called attention to a danger that me-
naces every man and woman In this
country. In a recent sermon he once
more repeats those words of warning.
In speaking OF the OWLS OF over work
in business or social duties. he says:h /
"Oh, what an altar, what a sacrifice
of body, mind aud SOUL The ply aical
health OF a great multitude Is flung on
this sacriiieial altar. They cannot
sleep, and they take chloral. and NOR
phine and intoStcants
Some of them struggle In 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 aud eight and
half; TAX it, until the whole family is
alfrighted and the spectators fall
back on their pillows and sleep until
they are awakened again by n conner
or n sudden rise in something else.
Their nerves gone their digestion gone,
their brain gone, they die"
At first thought this description
seems overdrawn. !. But is it? Are we
not too active, too intense? Do we not
exhaust too rapidiyg DO We get the
pleasure out OF life that We sh9uld2 Is
there not some means by which wo can
make life easter? Thinking that tine
statements made by Dr. Talmage
merited investigation, II reliable re-.
porter has collected the following live
facts which will De found OF great In
! terast. Mr.. L. W. Whiting, well known
in connection with telephones, when
: told OF the remark made by DR.. Tai
: mage, said:
Yes we do live too rapidly. We
succeed and accumulate wealth. but
we exhaust ourselves in doing t The
n average American spends the first half
! of his life In acquiring wealth and
a losing health ana in the last half lie
spends his wealth to regain his health.
know this from my own experience.
:, The pace ut which | dill business near
. ly killed me- A few years ago | WAS
: nervous, irritable, run down. | longeI
: for life yet lid not care for 1t. | dread
, cd death but living was unbeardble.
What In perfect health now Yes.
a am ! save my strength. use good
:, judgment, and take Warmers Safo cure
i regularly. am not ashamed of this
. but rather proud of it. | have found
1t to be Indispensable to my health and
q, happiness. DO work? Yes hard every
!, day, and believe all Americans can dc
Il tho same thing regardless Of the eli
- mate, competition or social demands
. ii they vii! act upon my suggestion
- Mr.. C. Il, Lawrence, the banker and
10 member of the ~ Y. Stock Exchange,
p when approached upon this subject
~ said: ANY one who has ever been il
~ the New York Stock Exchange, or has
~ "a Witnessed the amount OF mental pres
:" sure which il Involves does not meet
:, to Ds told that Americans live rapidly
=, and yet many al our men aud womeT
live to as green an old age as Euro
az peans, but in addition to working llart
a. they recrelte and use proper tones.
y, lhink, by experience, that Warner
-, Safe Cure Is an excellent tonic"
~ :, r. g. A. Harvey D. D.. Washington
20 D. G., chemfully made the following
statement: II take pleasure In stating
:, that have for many years been &c
!" luainted with the well known Wal
I ncr's SAFE Cure, and with its remarha
u, bic curGtivo effects. In some cases o
~ sickness which stem to be In the las
- stages, and which had teen given vi
by practitioners of both schools. til
speedy change wrought by thslemcd
3, seemed but little less than miracu
luuS.'
lis An interesting experience was re
We lated by .irs. NoAiie, No, 24j l3us
lis Etghty-secund street: Five years ago.
la she said. 81 became run down by sick
II ness which finally ended in iiiriue
~ disease. 1 was aatly plgced undrr
rel steam apparatus fur hOars at Il tim
us without effect several physicians al
ht tended me and used all known metl
10 odS to cause me to perspire hu
iiH heard considerable about II rnmed
IL that had been recommended to me, au
! finally began to use it. IL really eli
w work wonders In my case, and woul
he not tts Without it for any money. Pc
s. sonally feel that | owe it to humanit
ri TO publicly mention that it Is
We Warmers Sate Cure that | owe nay Il
nd eOYery.'
H. With these plain truths in mind vi
d. you neglect the minister's warming
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