Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-09-18
DEATHS SHAFTS.
Heart Disease is Causing Them to Fly Thick and
Fast.
Illustrative Instances of Daily Telegraph Dis
patches.
[From he CleyeIand nerald !

Abeotf Atttt fftStHHCcs OF Ouity lfffQIUllR ms
patches.
From the Cleveland Herald
New York: The editor of the World
was notified by Prescott that Gen. Hurl-
burt, late United States Minister to
Peru, died suddenly of disease of the
heart at Lima. Sandusky, o.: Peter
Zerba, aged %, was'found dead in bed this
morning; he retired at 10 O'Clock last
night apparently in perfect health.
The wife of Peter Fraze, of Chippewa
died very suddenly last night; she was
in apparent good health and ate a
hearty supper before retiring, Kenton,
o.: A man named Brown, while un-
loading ties at the G.. d A. railroad
yesterday, suddenly dropped dead.
Mount Vernon, o., Mrs. John Crowl
dropped dead this morning in Tudors
grocery; heart disease the cause of her
sudden demise. Falmouth, Ky., Mr.
w. w. Williams, a farmer living near
here, fell dead at his plow He was
90 years OF age; heart disease was the
cause. Mr.. Niece, of Kinsman, Ohio,
came in the house from doing chores.
lay down on lounge, and Immediate
ly expired, it is supposed from heart
disease. Erie, Pa: A farmer living
near here, named John Hershey, dropped
dead this morning as he arose from the
breakfast table. Rev. l.. Hamilton.
pastor of the Independent church
Oakland Cal, died suddenly yesterday
morning in the pulpit while delivering
his discourse. Intense excitement has
been caused by the article headed
| ''Sudden Deaths" in last SATURDAYS
issue. Probably there never was an
article published in our columns that
has awakened the interest and set even
the most indifferent persons to thinking
as the one mentioned, for it is mat
ter of vital Importance, not only to those
suffering with some form of liver, kid
ney or stomach trouble, but to those
apparently in perfect. health. rs while the
former are in great danger, the latter
are very liable, rs it oftens attacks
them without the slightest premonition.
Those of our readers who neglected
giving the article careful reading should
not fail to read it again. The terrible
facts are before us, and are proven in
| every days paper, that the people are
dying rapidly and suddenly with heart
disease, and it goes without saying that
physicians as well as the people through
out the country are more seriously al
armed concerning this disease than that
of any other, and we'll it might be
dreaded, for who is there that may not
be affected at any moment, without
previous knowledge Consequently
the slightest indications we have at the
time that our system is not in perfect
condition should be Il solemn warning
to prompt us at once to seek that which
will not only cure but prevent the &C.
curance of this terrible complaint.
Our interest has became greatly awak-
ened on this subject, because it is
sorrowful thought to know that so
many are afflicted with this disease.
and it should be brought out wildly
before the people. We have taken the
trouble of again interviewing Mr.. White
and MIR. Austin personally for our bene-
flt as well as others in reference to their
remarkable statements and to satisfy
ourselves whether our first report had
not to some extent, been exaggerated
regarding their sickness, but on the
contrary we found that they were even
in more critical condition than had
been stated, and they most emphatic
ally declared that the remedy known
as Won Tagans Alaxine cured them.
Now reliable testimony publised of this
character from two such gentleman of
candor and veracity as these, must, it
seems to us, convince the most pre-
JUDGED that Won Tagan's Alaxne has
great remedial virtue and power, and
that it will do all that is claimed for it,
Therefore we ask your serious consid-
alton when we advise the immediate
use of the great German remedy. Ajax
inc, for the liver, kidneys, stomach and
heart affections. We make this broad
assertion based upon the best evidences
of its curative properties. that we believe
within the space of few months Won |
Tagan's AlaXine will be adopted and
considered by every family in the land
as the best remedy science has vet or
iginated, both for old and young, to
keep the system in health, the people
having always needed such remedy. |
That remedy they now have. The fol-
lowing is important information con-
concerning Won Tagan's Alaxine Ii
is an elegant German pharmaceutical
preparation, composed of costly roots,
herbs and finest French brandy, and
while it is remedy of great power
yet 1T can be given with impunity to
the most delicate child. Patients suf-
fering with sick headache will find it
specific for this complaint. As a
laxative and catharic for the treatment
OF recent or chronic constipation the
remedy is absolutely perfect Its efiic-
acy for indigestion and all such stomach
troubles, as tonic and for promoting
the appetite, also for dispelling the
lassitude incidental to the spring and
summer seasons remarkable. Alaxine
ie very economical remedy to use, as
each bottle contains one hundred doses,
and to enjoy good health its use is ad-
vised in teaspoonful doses three or four
times al week, just before dinner or
before retiring. This will keep the
system healthy by assisting digestion
and keeping the bowls regular Pat
tents afflicted with complaints mention
ed on the label of each bottle of the
remedy are requested to use it in tea
spoonful doses three times daily before
eating and occasionally just before re-
firing and like all sterling remedies, it
should be given systematic and pro-
tracted trial if not at once remedial
We feel that this great remedy will
save many of our readers money, sick
ness, perhaps life, by preventing the
occurrence of heart disease and by the
cure of all diseases for which it is rec
commended. Therefore we urge you to
procure a bottle Alaxine and at once on
the guarantee every druggist gives us
as authorized by the proprietors, until
further notice that you may taste and
see for yourselves, without money and
without price, if you do not receive
positive benefit.
FRED W. BRYAN, special agent for
this important remedy.
Democratic State Ticket.