The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-20

insisted on my showing it to him, which
I did. He then asked me to 20 to a
.plotogra piers, where he had the wound
photographed, and he then wrote an ar
ticle about it for the Medical Journal
From that time to his death he was
my friend and physician, and no man
ever had a truer and more devoted
friend. and no family ever had a more
devoted, attentive and slsillful physician,
than he has been to me and to mine.
LOYAL MD TRUE.
More than a third of a century has
rolled by since then, each and every
year bringing its sorrows and its cares.
Through all of these, DR.. Mcclure has
been my trusted, tried and true friend,
strengthen the ties that bound us, until
The severins of those ties infict q sorrow
that ! have no words to express.
DR. Mcclure Was not only loyal and
true friend, but he was indeed a most
remarkable man. He was a sreat genius
in his peculiar line. and a great man in
almost esygry clement that constitutes
real grea tness He had one of the bright
est inteIlects that L ever came in contact
with. and could understand and aoore-
ciaje the meaning and motives of others
quicker and more accurately than any
nlan ever knew. This was due. in my
| opinion. both to the strength, aud clear
ness of his own mind and to the purity
and sirgleness of purpose of his own mo-
tires Nothing sordid, base or mean ever
for an instant found a, Judgment i'll
his noble heart. He had less 81 what
the world terms policy than almost any
man / ever knew, and yet. despite this,
few men We're more successful in the
lines in which he sought success, and
none ever made friends more readily. or
attached them to himself more firmly
7 - 4 ,Jr1e-
too, but this was to be expected Of a
positive. straightforward character, such
as he was. He was almost the only man
that [ ever saw who, it seemed to me,
always said exactly what he thought,
regardless of the consequences to him
| self.
| FRANK AND sTRATGaTFCRW-ARD
| He was as far removed from the trim
+: 1ner and 'timeserycr as are the coles
from each other His frank. straishtfor-
ward way Of speaking often gave those
! who did not know him the IMPRESSION
| that he was brusque and unfeelillg, when
nothing was further from the truth. He
| was, on the contrary, one of the most
i genial warn-lle0rted, .affectionate men in
! the world Ny children would Chamber
| ..bout him, when he came to my house,
/. as if he were their mott er, and in his
! own home he was indulgence and af-
! fection personified.
! And yet, withal, what a strong charac-
| ter he was. So honest, SO manly, so
| brave, SO self-reliant: SO comforting and
| satisfactory. especially in sickness. II
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| description of Or. MacLure: The siSht
/ Of him put courage in sinking hearts
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