The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-25
A MINISTER'S WARNING,
DIR. TalimaRs Graphically Describes the
Mnd struggle for Success.

Mad struggle for Success.
Mon and women are being driven to do
struction, he says. through excess in work
and living. Fearful picture OF a midnight
scene in a millionaire's household. -IRichss
unable to brighten u wretched life.
There arc few men In America who arc go
we'll known as DR.. Talmnge. of the BROOK
Ign tabernacle. He weekly addresses,
through tho newspapers. neatly 10000, 600
people who arc impressed by what no says
because il il the result of continuous obser-
vation and deep study.
DR.. TalmnRe has again and again called
attention to the danger that menaces every
man and woman in this country. In n re-
cent sermon he once moro roy eats thoao
words of warning. In speaking of over
work in business or social duties, he says:
"Oh. what an altar. what a ~sscifce of
body, mind and soul! The physical health
of u great multitude is flung on this sacri-
fcial altar. They cannot sleep. and they
take chloral and morphine and intoxicants.
Some of them struggle in n nightmare
OF stocks, and at one O'clock in the morn
ing. suddenly rise up shouting. "A Thousand
shares OF railroad stock-one hundred and
eight and a half; take it, until the whole
family is affrighted. and the speoulators
fall back on their pillows and sleep until
they. are awakened again by a conner or Il
sudden rise In something else. Their
nerves gone. their digestion Rone. their
brain gone. they die"
AT first thought this description seems
ovsrdrawn. But is it? Are we not too act
i've, too Intense? Do we not exhaust too
rapidly? Do we get tho pleasure out of life
that We should? Ia there not some means
by which We can mako 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 interest. Mr..
f. w. Whiting, we'll known in connection
with telephones. when told of the remark
made by TalmaRe. said:
"YeG, we do live too rapidly. We sue
coed and accumulate wealth, but we exhaust
ourselves in doing it. The average Ameri-
can spends the first half OF his life in &C.
airing wealth and losing health. and In the
last half he spends his wealth to regain his
health. l know this from my own e1-
psrience. The pace at which l did business
nearly killed me. A few years ago was
nervous, irritable. run down. l0nRed for
life yet did not care for it. ! dreaded death
but living was unbearable. What! In per
feet health now? Yes, l am. l save my
strength. use good Judgment. and take
Warner's Safe Cure regularly. l am not
ashamed Of this but rather proud of it.
l have found 1t to be indispensable to my
health and happiness. Do l work? Yes.
hard every day. and believe all Americans
can do the same thing, regardless of the
climate. competition or social demands, il
they act upon my suggestion"
Mr.. q. Il. Lawrence. the banker and
member of the New York stock exchange.
when approached upon the subject, said:
Amy one who has ever been in the New
York stock exchange, or has witnessed the
amount of mental pressure which it in
wolves, does not need to be told that Amsri-
cans live rapidly, and yet many of our men
and women live to as green an old age aa
Europeans, but in addition to working hard
they recreate and use proper tonics. |
think, by experience. that Warmers Safe
Cure is an excellent tonic"
r.. G. A: Harvey, D. d.. Washington, d.
o., oheerfully made the following state
ment: II 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
change wrought by this remedy seemed but
little less than miraculous"
An interesting experience was related by
Mrs. Neatie, No. 245 East Eiehty-second
street. Five years ago." she said, II be
came run down by sickness which fnall,
ended in kidney disease. | was daily place.
under Il steam apparatus for hours at q
time without effect, several physicians at
tended me and used all known methods tc
cause me to perspire. l had heard consid.
cradle 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 without it for any
money. Personally ! feel that / owe it tc
humanity to publicly mention that it il to
Warmers Safe Cure that l owe my rscov-
cry"
With these plain truths in mind will you
neglect the ministers warning?"