Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-05
FRIENDS OF THH PUBLIC.
Men Of Mark Who Gather and
Transmit The News.
AND HOW THEY EXHAUST.
some Personal Sketches and Inca-
dents Of Brain Workers IN The
Hishest walks Of IAf~

me reader Of the daily paper who sits In -
coy home and IL informed Of what 10 tranzplrlng
70 every quarter Of the globe, seldom rsalises the
sount OF SEXUAL labor necessary to ascertain col
isct' write. transmit and print thia voodsrfl
nass OF news.
ma William Henry Smith, formerly manager Of
The Associated Press. Ia In the prime Of LIE. and
possssses mind clear as TO the Requirements Of
tAs public. Mr.. Smith has always been srdnous
worker, and &c Is by no means surprising that his
health should. IN the past have suffered more O.
les thereby. The mental strain necessary 70 the
performance OF bis duties caused difficulties Of
digestion which are not easily overcome and also
. uremic collie. both painful and sxhaustinx. An
attempts to overcoms these tendencies by force Of
WIZ power fAneo. aud he consulted eminent ply
Gcians, among them DR.. Bartho Of Philadelphia
In spite, however. OF thu and skin Of thess
practitioners. he grew worse constantly. The
suit can best be described in his words he
said:
My brother, C W. Smith, manager Of The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. to visit me.
and seeing my condition took upon himself TO
eorduct my case, and 10 secured q preparation
which 1 have since learned. be had used
eessfuiiy himself and IN his family. began its
use, and commenced improving az once. This I'm
provement continued. untn now I an we'll ana
wholly through the influence OF Warmers safe
Sore have rnce then used the remedy with
GOOD results In my family, and keep IL hand
constantly. / consider Il o remarkable medicine"
-. NeoAbe 1oNLseno, Tue 1ar1oQs news
paper correspondent, whose letters. written over
the nom de plume OF Cath" have attracted
sech wide attention. said the writer: 'Whne
In England I had q pleasant visit with e1-Gov. b.
y. Packard, our consul at Liverpool We were re-
marking on the death Of q number OF distinguish
"a Americans. when the governor said: Town
senn- can't see why many Of our public men
are passing away. victims OF one dread scourge.
Ihere Is no need Of their dying II they VIII
70 Avail themselves Of what has been provided for
them. as have Gov. Packard went on TO de-
scribe his experience. and I found his symptoms
correspondsd almost exactly to my own I coon
afferward returned to America, begin the sane
treatment, and when I had taken q number Of
bottles OF Warmers Safe Cure-the remedy Gov.
Packard used and commended TO me % strongly
l. too. was rid Of backache. bad nuics tired feel
inss, Ferrous prostraton, irregular Appetite thick
head and today sound es q nut Il iDdi-
Gated my disorder and removed Il entirely. !
regard II as a godsend TO this country, where
Brisht's disease and all other kidney disorders are
% prevalent"
The above statements are not from obscure
scurces but from gentlemen in the most exalted
stations of trust and responsibility and the afr-
nations they make the results OF actual obser-
Walton Does Il not stand reason Therefore that
the article Of which they speak Is most valuable
one, and such as may be used with great benent
BY all who are surerinsi