New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-09
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I'm every quarter OF the globe, seldom reanz.s ~.
anount Of actual labor necessary TO ascertain:
Collect write transmit and print this WONDERFUL
mass OF news. go -..~..
Mr.. William Henry Smith. formerly manager ,e1
NJ the Associated Press, Is in the prime OF NE
orJ nossesses a mind clear 10 the require
ments of the public. Mr.. Smith mas always pc"
an arduous worker, and 1t Is by no means sur.
prising that his health should, IN the pas. ndse
suffered more or less thereby The mental STRAIN
necessary to the performance OF his duties CAUSED
difficulties Of digestion which are nol ea s;, nd
come and also a uremic collie, both palniui anu
axhans,inp All attempts to overcome these ten-
denotes by force Of will power faied, ana ne no,
suited eminent physicians, among tnem III. D o..
tho! Of Phlade lphia In spite however, vi ~
care and skill of these practitioners. ne grew
worse constantly. The result can best De oe-
scrbed in his own words. He SAID 49,.
INV brother c. w. Smith, manager OF ths
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad came TO Visit me,
and seeing my condition, took upon himseii 10
conduct my case and so secured d piepaio'o'
which I have since learned, he had USED success
fully himself and In his family. began us use
and commenced improving at once. This improve
ment continued. until now am well. ana wnony
through the influence OF Warmers SAFE cure.
have since then used the remedy with good re-
suits in my family, and keep II on hand con-
stantly I consider 1t a remarkable medicine.
Mr. George Alfred Townsend the famous news.
manor correspondent whose letters. written over
the nom de plume Of Cath" have attracted
such wide attention. said to the writer: Wnia
& Il Packard our Consul at Liverpool. we
were remarlting on the death OF number OF ais
tnguished Americans, when the Governor sala'
Townsend / can't see why 50 many OF our pun.
lie men are passing away. victims OF one dreao
scourge There is no need of their dying IL tney
will consent to avail themselves Of what has
been provided for them. have Gov Pack
ard went on 10 describe his experience, ana
found his symptoms corresponded almost exact
w to my own. | soon afterward returned 10
America began the same treatment. ana wnen
had taken a number Of bottles OF Warmers Safe
Cure-the remedy Gov. Packard used and com.
mendeI to me SO strongly-I. too. was rio Of
hackache bad fluids tired feelings. nervous pros
tration. irregular appetite thick head, ana 10
day am as sound nut 1t indicated my ais
order and removed II entirely regard II as
godsend to this country, where Bilgnts disease
and all other kidney disorders are so prevalent"
The above statements are not from OBSCURE
sources but from gentlemen In the most exalted
stations OF trust and responsibility, ana the
affirmations they make are the results OF actual
| observation. Does 1t not stand 10 reason, there
fore. that the article Of which they speak Is
most valuable one. and such as may be used
with great benefit by all who are suffering?