News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-06-12
A TRAGIC Event.

Oaxu.-- -. -. inflicted Death
A Eaiss Cons Final Rescue, too Late to Save
HIS Hha f gnrranhic occurren~ that is describel
below e one of the most remarkal lie ep-sodei
in tbe domestic history OF america, IL IS
abso ute truth which can re3ally pe teLI LLL
c,r+IonJ n Y. were shocked one morning
- +ba annoy ncement that Mr. u nton
Rindge one of their most pro -nlhellC clIlzells;
6od Committed suicide ne Ie"s ePLea9
where MIR, Rindge wGs so we ana Ia 1NIa az
I,,oIyn At first it seemed mp sslpie tilaC
on one so uuiet and domestic coulI W ~
rash deed, and the inquiry was Let'1u d Ia
every side as to the eau e. Inc I0'C 70 60 10 &c
veIoDed on Investigation proven " oe %
NJ Rindge was domestic in his tastes any
took the greatest enjoyment IN tile s I-t ~
his children and pride in their 'o,,j
And indeed he had good reason W &c ,I pooo
for thev gave promise of long nVes VI SUITE 4is
and nsefT ness. But an evil day came. MS
Vnungest son. William, began to show signs
of an early decay. he felG ulluS u'Iiy -
each dav. and would sometimes steep :liI III
tire afternoon if permitted 70 Ito 81 q Ali
pained him. not acute!y, but WIN d .o -,
heavy feeling There was a SINKING sTh. az; II
at the pit OF his stoma h. He lost ail iGLon
for food and much of his interest 1or CnI llG.
about him. He tried manruly " $500 80
come these fee ngS' iii put He 4pe' began to
1 1oso aasb ranid " The father became
| alarmed and consulted physi 1an5 as W ln'
car, e of his MS line S, but they were uli IA
| lie to expla n. FiEally Sc e. sore " 80 no
o Oh his arms an ne YVES CaAei nod re-
wher9 pa nful operation wa P r-or et ~
sulting in the loss of much blood puO aLolu
| ing little relief The young man reCur ne
ho1 ana CoInci of physl' lans was ca g Gu
| After an exhaustive eHam1T aaon Uuey uo
| CARED thare was no hope OF fina recovery anu
| 4, 10 Il w I'm a L
| desert le the agony which this announcement
| caused the father would be imp JsSlble HIS
MUD failed to grasp its full M ann3 at IlI3C;
tiel finally Sc med to o nprenead IT,, Lu6 III
| load was to- great. In an agony OF HeAzy
he seized a kni e and took his own Ii e, pre-
ferring death rather an to survive
his idolized son. At that time
\ William Rindge was too weak to know
what was Transporting. His face mad
turned black, his breath ceased entirely at
times and his friends waited for his death,
believing that the fiend Bright's dieas OF
the kidneys, from which he as sufferer,
could not be r5 moved. In this supreme mo-
ment Williams sister came forward and de-
clared she o Id make final attempt to save
her brother. The docto S interToSed, ass +
ing her it was eless and that she would only
hasten the end by the means she proposed
to oy. But she was firm. and Iuttng
all back, approached her brothers side and
administered remdey viii h she fortunately
had on hand. W thin an hour he seemed
more easy, and before the day was oier he
showed signs of deciled impro vemznt Ihese
favorable signs continued and to-day Viii
liam B. Rindge is well, having been virtually
raised from the dead through the marvellous
power of W arner's Safe Cure, as can be rea-
div verifel by any citizen of Cortland
ANY one who reflects upon the facts above
= described must have a feeling of sadness.
c The father dead by his own hand, supposing
his sons recovery to be impossible; the son
> restored to health to mourn the loss of his
father and the agonized relatives with mem
| orv of sadness to forever darken their lives.
| Had Clinton Rindge known that his son could
:. recover he would to-day be alive and happy
but the facts which turned his brain anC
s ca,lsei him to commit suicide were such as
I | any one would acceptas true.
However sad this case may be, the truth
:; remains that thousands OF peOple-are at tli
moment in as great actual pc il as William
o kindge and in as great dancer of causing
. misery if not death to their friends. Live
3 and kidney d sea es are become the m S
- common and m st dangerous OF any or al
mo lern com 7laints. They are the most de
d captive in their beginnings and horrible i
d their final stages. They are far more deceE
# tive than consumption, and can rarely be d5
! tected even by skillful physicians unless
- microscopic analysis be reSorted 10, alG o.. lie!
II dec ors understand how to do this The
n slightest approach, or poss blllty
Z appI zach should strike terror to the OF
y who is threatened as well as
,. all his or her friends. These diseases have L
g distinct symptoms, but come in the form
I'd lassi5ude, loss of appetite aching muscles an
ID joints, dull headaches, pains in the BAG
" stomach and chest, sour stomach, recurrlI
= signs OF cold, irregular Iu sat ons OF II
heart and fire Juent dizziness. If neglect9
IS these symptoms are certain to run into chro
lie ic XII ,ney AMI liver or Bright dis ase, fro
e. which there is sure to be a great amount
agony and only one means of escape, VIM
- is by the use of Warmers Safe Cure. L
u Importance Of taking this great remedy up
I'd the slightest appearance of any Of the al o
r, symptoms cannot be too strongly impress
TX upon the m nds of all readers who desire
10 es a )e dea, h and pain and prJlong life WI
~ all its plea ures and bles ings.