The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-23
A Fathers Despair ana Sclf-Innictsd
Dosth His Sons Final Rescue, too Late
30 save His Parent,

A Father. Despair and ScIf-Innictsd
Doath Ills Sons Final Rescue, too Late
10 Save His Parent,
The graphic occurrence that 10 described
below Is one OF the most remarkable cpl
sodss In the domestic history OF America.
IL Is absolute trutk which csn readily tie
verified.
The Inhabitants Of the pleasant town of
Cortland, New York, were shocked one
morning by the announcement that Mr..
linton Rindge, one OF their mos prominent
citi2sns, had committed suicide. The news
spread rapidly and aroused the entire
mel hbsrhood. where Mr.. Rindge was 90 well
and iavorsbly known. AZ frat IL seemed
inn possible that any one 30 quiet and do
msstio could do W rash dsed, and the in.
| quiry WAS heerd on every aide as 10 the
cause. The facts ss developed on inves,i-
| cation proved to bs rs foilowG
Mr. Ripdge wss domestic in his tastes
and took the greateet eri1yment in the
socisty of his children and bride in their
development. And indeed he had good
reason TO be proud for they gave promise
of long lives OF success and usefulness. Bus
an evil day came. HE youngest son. vii.
Ii .m, began 10 show sigas OF an early decay.
He felt unusually tired each day, aud
would sometimes sleep the entire afternoon
If permitted to do so. III head panied him,
no, acutely, but with dull, heavy feeling.
There was n sinking sensation at the pit OF
hia stomach. He lost all relish for food
aud much of his interest for thisgs about
him. He tried msnfully 20 over
come these feelings, but they seemed
stronger than his will. He began
TO lose nesh rapidly. The father
became alarmed and consulted physicians
as to the cause OF his sons illness, bat they
were unable TO explain. Finally severe
sores broke out on his arms and he was
tai en- to Buffalo where a painful operation
was performed resulting In the loss OF much
blood but atfording little relief. This young
clans was called. After an exhaustive ex-
animation they declared there was no hope
OF final recovery ard that he must die with
in a very few days. To describe the agony
which this announcement caused the fsther
would De impossible. His mind failed TO
grasp It's full meaning at hrst; then finally
sseiDed 10 com rrehend 1t, but the load was
too great. In M agony OF frenzy he seix d
knife and took his own life, preferrng
death rather thep to survive his idolised SOD.
Al that time William Rindge was too
weak 10 know what WAS TRANSPORTING. His
face turned black, his breath ceased entire
ly ut times, aud his friends waited for MS
death, believing that the fiesd Brighps dis.
ease Of the kidneys, from which he was
suffering, could not be removed. In this
supreme moment Williams sister came for.
ward aud declared she would make final
attempt to save her brother. The doctors
interposed, assuring her IL was useless and
that she would only hasten the end by the
means she proposed to employ. But she
was firm, and putting all back, approached
her brotner's side and sd minstered a rem.
edy which she fortunately had
on hand. Within an hour he
seemed more easy. and before the day was
over he showed signs OF do sided improve.
ment. These favorable signs continued, and
William n Rind0n IL we'll having
besn virtually raised from the dead through
the marvellous power OF Warmers Safe Cure,
AS can be readily verified BY any citizen OF
Cor tland.
Any one who reflects upon the facts
above described must have feeling OF
hand, supposing his sons recovery 70 be
mpossible; the son restored TO health to
mourn the loss OF his father and the sgon.
issd relatives with memory oil sadness to
forever darken their lives, Had Clinton
Rindgs known that bis son could recover
be would to-day be alive and happy, but
the facts which turned his brain and |
,sused him to commit suicide we're such |
% any one would accept ~ true. |
However sad this case may be, the truth |
e m aims that Thousands OF people are at
lhis moment in ~ great actual psril as
william Rindge and 10 a. great danger OF
,susina misery ifnot death to their friends.
n Oh, common and most dangerous OF any
" oil modern complaints. They are the
most deceptive IN their beginnings and
horrible 10 their anal stages. They are far
nora deceptive than consumption, ana can
arely be detected even by sklllful physi.
ians, unless . microscopic analysis De re-
or,ed to, and few doctors understand how
o do this. Their slightest approach, or
20 ssibiity OF approach should strike terror
0 The one who IL Threatened,
Q we'll as 10 oil his or
er friends. These disesees have no dis.
Incl syaptons, but como IN the form OF
}. silude, loss Of appetite, aching muscles
nd Joints, dull besdsches. pains In the
sck, stonsc AMI cheat, sour stomach, re-
urring signs OF cold, irregular pulsstions
/ the heart. and frequent dlssiuese. IL
egleoted, these symptoms are certain TO
"a into chronic kidney and liver or
RIGHTS disease, from which there 10 sure !
be great amount Of agony and only one /.
sans Of sscape, which IL by The use Of
Tsrner's 6afs Cure. The importance OF
King this great remedy upon the slieht-
1 appearances Of any ofths above symptoms
nno1 BE- TOO strongly imprssssd upon the
iuds OF al roade1 who desire 70 escape
sth and palm and proloDe liIs With ell
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