Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-23
/ MINISTER'S Warming
DIR. Talmags Graphically Describes the Mad
Struggle for Success.

Men and women are being driven to de-
struction, he says. through excuses IN
| work and living. Fearful picture of mid
night scene in a millionaire's household
! Riches unable 10 brighten wretched lie.
There are few men in America who are
so well known as Dr. Talmage OF the
Brooklyn Tabernacle. He weekly al
dresses. through the newspapers, nearly
80, 900 600 people, who are impressed by
what he says, because il is the result OF
continuous observation and deep study.
Dr. Talmage has again and again called
attention TO a danger that mensces every
man and woman in this country. In re-
cent 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 sacrifice Of
body, mind and soul The physical health
OF a great multitude is-fiung on this sacri-
fetal altar. They cannot sleep, and they
take choral and morphine and iutoxicants.
'Some of them struggle IN nightmare
of stocks, and al one o'clock N the morn
ing, suddenly rise up shouting, A thous-
and shares of railroad stock-one hundred
and eight and half; take it, until the
whole family is affriRhted, and the specu-
lators fall back on their pillows and sleep
until they are awakened again by
conner or a sudden rise in something
elae. Their nerves gone, their digestion
gone, their brain gone, they die
At first thought this description seems
overdrawn. But is il! Are we not too
active, too intense. Do we not exhaust
too rapidlyl De we get the pleasure out
of life we shouldl Is there not some means
by which we can make life easier. Think
ing that the statements made by DR.. Tai
mage merited investigation, a reliable re-
porter has collected the following live
facts, which will be found Of great inter
est Mr.. +. W. Whiting, well known IN
connection with telephones, when told OF
the remark made by DR.. Talmags, said:
eyes, we do live too rapidly. We sue
coed and accumulate wealth, but we eX-
haUst ourselves in doing 1t. The average
American spends the trst half of his life in
acquiring wealth and losing health and IN
the last half ne spends his wealth to regain
his health. | know this from my own eX-
perience. The pace AZ which | did bust
ness nearly killed me. a few years ago
was nervous. irritable, run down. / longed
for life vet did not care for II. l dreaded
death but living was unbearable. What!
in perfect health now. Yes, / am. ! save
my strength, use good Judgment and take
Warmers safe Cure regularly. l am not
ashamed Of this, but rather proud OF II. L
have found il 10 be Indispensable TO my
health and happiness. Do | work. Yes,
hard every day, and believe all Ameri-
cans can do the same thing, regardless OF
the climate, competition or social demands,
if they will act upon my suggestion
Mr.. G. +. Lawrence, the banker and
mem> - of the n. Y. Stock Exchange,
when approached upon this subject, said.
ANY one who mas evor heen in the New
York Stock Exchange, or has witnessed
the amount Of mental pressure which II in
wolves, does not need to be told that Ameri-
cans 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 recreate and use proper tonics.
think, by experience, that Warmers sale
Cure is an excellent tonic
r. c. A. Harvey, D. d.. Washington,
d. c., cheerfully made the following state
ment: ~ take pleasure in stating that
have for many years been acquainted with
the we'll known Warmers Safe Cure, and
with its remarkable curative effects In
some cases of sickness which seem to be In
the last stages. and which had been given
up by practitioners OF both schools, the
speedy changes wrought by this remedy
seemed but little less than miraculous"
An interesting experience was related by
Mrs. Neafie. No. 245 East Eighty-second
Street. Five years ago. she said, Il be-
came run down by sickness which finally
ended in kidney disease. 1 was daily placed
under a steam apparatus for hours at
time without effect, several physicians at
tended me and used all known methods to
cause me to perspire. had heard consid-
cradle about remedy that had been rec
commended to me, and finally began TO use
il. 1t really did work wonders in my case,
and | would not be without 1t for any
money. Personally feel owe it to hu
mainly to politically mention that it is TO
Warmers Safe Cure that owe my recov-
ery."
With these plain truths in mind will you
neglect the ,Iministers warning.1