Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-09

The Cause and Increase Of These Mys-
terious Valuations Accounted for.
Every careful reader aud observer must have NO.
ced the large numt of sudden deaths which have
the past Every few Days the telegraph announces
that some prominent man. Whose name Is household
word in the community, has been Instantly called upon
TO die.
A short time ago the Hon. Horace MAYNARD. EXP.
N. General and Ex Minister 10 Turkey while in the
fun prime Of manhood. WAS stricken suddenly and
died.
Henry W. Longfellow Yas TAKEN suddenly III, and in
few hours the world in tears over the distin-
guished poets grave.
On the 9th Of April. Ralph Waldo Emerson exposed
himself to IN unusually Indictment day. and In Q few
hours he Was dead. -
in Brooklyn. hailed friend on the street during the
early part of July before he could complete the half
uttered sentences dropped dead.
On Sunday. April I'd. while the Rev. John P. New
man. DID,, the famous ''court preacher" Of Gen.
Grants term Of Office was preaching at the Madison
Avenue Congregational church. New York he was sud-
denly with intense pain was carried home
in an insensible condition.
A few months ago the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
while lecturng before large audience in Chicago was
Unexpectedly attacked with mysterious Illness and
his body Quvered with passing anguish the large audi
esea was filed with fear that the end of the great
preacher HAD Cc.ae.
The list could be continued aim ost indefinitely and
includes such prominent names as Hon. Oarkson N.
Potter Hon. Thomas Allen, and many other eminent
Americana to nothing of leading Europeans. among
whom Is the amented Professor Darwin, Thomas Car
lyle. the renowned Russian General Skobelof and
others.
These events happening within few weeks Of each
other ana occurring to persons who conspicuous
In public life. naturally arouse the attention of the
public and raise the query a. to the cause Of these sud-
den deaths.
Heart disease, vertigo, apoplexy, paralysis and SINH
lar complaints all effects, causes. The real
cause is to he found in weakened condition Of the sys-
tenn. brought about the neglect Of vital organ
Professor William Roberts of the Royal college ply
sicians. London. England recognized authority of
the highest character tre&ng the condition of the
human system which causes sudden Deaths and which
state had evidently boen reached by the persons named
above, says: This condition s not local affair."
but Is part Of wide spread tissue degeneration in
volving the entire body" It seems therefore that the
diseases which eliminate suddenly and bring death
instantly are slight In their origin, slow in their deve
opment and can be traced to minor causes, which. IT.
taken in time, would wholly avoid these sad conse-
0uences and final sudden end.
Some Of the minor symptoms which indicate the be-
ginnings of the troubles are Twitching and convu-
sOns OF the muscles headache drowsiness defects of
sight and hearing persistent hot and dry skn
peculiar transparent appearance Of the skim disturb
ance Of the digestive functions and sourness stom-
ach. alternate hlarity and depression Of spirts SWELL
parts OF the body, mysterious nervous rritaby, fire.
Quent attacks Of pleurisy, vertigo dizziness, oppres
sion In the Chest shortness of BREATH painful uneas
ness IN the loins with frequent and distressing back
ache watery condition Of the blood, etc.. etc. Any
one OF these symptoms or more may be manifested
until the human system will by slow degrees become
prepared for sudden attack of disease tn when 1t
comes there is rapid and sometimes instantaneous, de-
yelopment of terrible malades Then relief is ont of
the question. restoration to health impossible, and the
patient succumbs to quick and dreaded de eth.
But the highest scientific and medical authorities who
have carefully examined these symptoms and traced
them to their source with accord agree that
they are due In the majority Of to dsordered
condition Of the kidneys which disorders although
common, are often unrecogniZea. The for this
can be readily explained It is the Office of the kidneys
to remove the surplus water and decomposed matter
from the blood This waste matter Is virulen poison
and is especially injurious to the nerves and
centers, producing tumors Of the kind aneursm
OF the heart and general weakening Of the
and muscular system. Any sudden congestion such as
overlook the poets Longfelow and Emerson or the
other prominent names mentioned above is amost
tain to sudden death. such threatened Revs
Beecher Newman and many other men similarly con-
stituted
These are facts Of science and day experience
and they conclusvely what has been often said
that the kidneys the regulators and of
the system and that there be freedom from sick
ness nor hope Of continued escape from sudden DEATH
when these great the least deranged There
and which doctors hesitatngy attempt to treat the
Kidneys. Indeed. many Of the most reputable physi
clans in the world have declared that organic sea of
the kidneys cannot be cured and many physicians still
90 declare. admitting that only remedy has ever
been found which is known to completely control these
great organs. restore them they have once
come deranged Thatremedy is known to entire
world as Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and it
has won its way into public favor solely its merits
and by the remarkable 1t has been the OF
performing. Heart disease vertigo apoplexy paraly
Sis all being effects. not causes and the cause being
located deeper in the human frame has proven
be the Kidneys 1t is evident therefore, thatby
trolling them and in that manner only the
Of these sudden deaths be escaped.
In view of these serious truths it of the greatest
portance that everyone should carefully observe and
guard against the slightest symptoms of physical
trouble. Sudden strains and emergencies calling for
the outlay of all faculties certain to come some
time the history Of everyone To prepare the system
for meeting these unusual calls Is the part wisdom
and only by guarding the great organs which control
the life, can this be ACCOMPLISHED. IT