The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-03-25

me NORTHWESTERN frontier Of Grim Tar.
tAry." Oh. there could NOT b anything in
II; Of course. IL was q swindie. II it were
only genuine. felt that ! would not hest
fete for single instant. At that moment
the door opened and Bumstead-I mean
Mr.. Wyatt-entered.
"Weli. my young friend" be said, with .
good humored smile. what 10 your deter
WiDationp
"Mr. Wyatt" said. and assumed INV
very best professional manner, 'sif I could
only believe ia the genuineness Of these
testimonials; IL could only think that the
Infailible Tincture does all that IL II said
TO do: II could only honestly believe 10 Il.
would cast principle and pride and preiu,
dice to the winds and instantly Jump se
your most liberal offer"
"You don't mean TO say that you doubt
the geDuineness OF the testimonialsi' cried
Mr.. Wyatt. in evident indignation. Then
be read Lord Addlepate's testimonial very
slowly and very softly. "Dr. Sprigge," he
said. at its conclusion. Lord Addlepate 10
peer OF the realm, one Of our hereditary
Legislators. Would you presume to doubt
the word of an hereditary leg,slatorf Call
on his lordship. you are a physician; you
can form your own opinion. The whole
OF these testimonials, sir. are absolutely
genuine" cried Mr.. Wyatt, and be
thumped the table with his fist. II be
iieve in Bumstead. sir. and I've never had
days illness 10 my life" did not tbink
much Of that argument.
Look here" said Mr.. Wyatt; ..I'Ii make
you a present of b gross of it, Take IL 70
st. skinfint's aud try it on your pa-
tients." The horrible suggestion caused
me TO shudder in spite of myself.
"Do you care 81 little for my daughter
DIR. Sprigge," said Bumstead-I mean Mr..
Wyatt-yery solennly, that you actually
decline to investigate the maiterp Didn't
the whole world believe the earth to be fat
till IL was proved TO be round, Wasn't
Columbus looked upon as a fool and an
impostor, Let me tell you, sir, the day is
coming when all the world will revere the
name Of Bumstead.
When | looked round upon the evident
signs of wealth, when / looked into that
old mans face, and remembered that be
was Laura's father, could not doubt the
honesty of his convictions. I seized his
hand; there were tears in NV eyes AZ I
babe him an affeetionate farewell.
II will investigate il, kirr' 1 cried. land
I will cou,pupics,. m. ,asul, On -, d,
for,ni,b, -
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e""oA Ianus
'no' ,ne near y, res' enenntA RISK
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'eiie'i! si1' saio
nue' =, ou' cusooihen nno
=, -.
.,..;aa e.nnse' Tour true
Pn!sioiosist never hesltates TO make
Sruciai experiment upon his own person.
nisnI ~ u'u nov have the slightest effect
apoh ine: ! hhiAaed 'hs bottle the next
ua;' aiu no' even make me ieei III
u'a ho' 'hihk much OF bumstead" as a
"os' 'siuaoie remedies make
sou ''e. .u' .ii' lnose Is hy expert
eh@, iheh called on SIX OF the tesii-
lnohiA. ei'ers- Inc! All s"ore by Bum
s"eAa' - mar must take medicine OF
s !. sr' one remarked 70 me- when
"'' out % eor's JUST mes 10 Bum
"hu ~ uots me power OF good
"a! heA' ~. WAS 70 insert an advertise
men III me agony ,oinnn OF The llnles-
"a" as 'o''""s'
10 me iat who recommended Bum
-. % 70 an AGED noble
,n.r ,r.I, ,,,.,,,,.s % - =. =" nv
noon Of TUESDAY. lie ran EjnSly se,,s .sd,sss
and greatly oblise Lord Y
Then followed an address in Mayfair
got s37 answers TO that adyer,iseynsn,
Over 300 Of them Sang the praises of .Burn-
stead" Thirty incIosed prosnectnses az
rival medicines One WAS a very ,nSa Lot
ter. IL ran AS fotlov-s.
Dr.n prxs7, :. n IN ,-,,s ,o, ,.s,,,,.,,.,
with pleasure on rcceip, Of a postal order Tor
ono pound
The xix remaining letters were all from
medical men. Each Of them declared that
they remember, the incident ner-far,lr