Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-05
FRIENDS on THE PUBLIC,
Men Of Mark Who Gather and
Transmit the News.
AND HOW THEY EXHAUST.
Some Personal Sketches and Incidepts Of
ain-Workcrs In the Highest
Walks Of Life.

The reader OF the daily paper WIN sta
IN MS cosy home. and Is Informed of
what IL transp!rng In every quarter OF
the globe. seldom realizes the amount az
actual labor necessary to ascertain, COL
lect, write. transmit. and print this won.
derful mass Of news.
Mr. William Henry Smith. formerly
manager Of the Associated Press, IL In
the prime OF life. and possesses a mind
clear as 10 the requirements OF the public.
Mr.. Smith has always been an anluous
worker, and IL IL by no means surprising
that his health should. In the past haV,
suffered more or less thereby. To- mem
tai strain necessary To the performance
of his duties caused difficulties of digps-
tion which are not easily pvcrcon.. aul
also uremic cOiic. both painful 4bl *
hausting. All attempts 10 overcom, thes.
tendencies by force of will power failed,
and he consulted eminent phydcanA
among them DR.. Barthol, OF Philadelphia.
In spite however. Of the care and skin
of these practitioners. he grew worse con.
stantly. The result can best BE- described
In his own words. He said:
MY brother. G. ". smith. manager ot
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. came
20 visit me. and. seeing my condition.
TOOK upon himself TO conduct my cise,
and 50 secured preparation which. I
have since learned, he had usel success
fully himself and I'm his family. ] b.
gan its use. and commenced improving
at once. This Improvement contlnus4.
until now | am w+l. and wholly through
the influence OF Warmers Safe Cure. [
have since then used the remedy with
good results i'm my family. and keep IL
on hand constantly. L consider II 4 re-
markable medicine
Mr. George Alfred Townsend. the Ia
nous newspaper correspondent. who's let
ters. written over the nom dc plume ot
Cath" have attracted such wid9 st.
tention. said TO the writer: while IN
England | had a pleasant visit with eN-
Governor $ T.. Packard. our Consul at
LIVERPOOL We were remarking on Tho
death OF q number OF distinguished Amrri-
cans. when the Governor said: Townsend.
| can't see why 50 many or our public
men are passing away, victims of one
dread scuurge There ~ no ne"d nt their
DYING. X they VIII consent C. aVail thtir-
selves OF what has been provid ~ Tor
them. as | have Governor Packard went
on to describe his experience, aud found
his symptoms correspOnded almost a.
actly to my own. | soon attcrwlri le-
turned to America, began tho sam,
treatment and when I had taken n NUM-
Der OF bottles of Warner > safe turc-ih'
remedy Governor Packard used, ard COM
mendei To me- so STRONGLY too. WAS
rid of backachc, bad fluids. tired feelings.
nervous prostration. Irregular arprti'.
thick head and to-day am as sound hs
nut. 1t Indicated my disorder, aai re-
/ moved it entirely. | regard u a. Hui-
send tO this country. where lrght hls-
| ease and all other kidney disorders ate -
prevalent"
The above statements are not from oh
scure sources. but from gentlemen in the
/ most exalted stations Of tuSt lni r"-
] sponsibility anl the Affirmation m y
/ make are the 4, suits Of artut. obs 'rN -
ltion. Does 1t not stand - reason. t.fr,-
! fore. that the article of which they Ar.hN
IS a most valuable one. ani Such fs may
! b. used with great bcnrit 10y All VINO are
/ uitering?