Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-05-07
A TRAGIC EyENE.
A Fuihor's Despil,r lInW SUI Inflicted Death
.ilis. SOUS Final Rescue, too Late TO Save
His Parent.

| A Fp,her's Dsspa,r icni ,70,i- Inflicted Death
MI; seu'. Final Rescue, too Late to save
III, graphic cccurren tNat Is doc lie
Glow i mo Of the most rcmarka lc opsote3
| II thu doi estic history OF America II s
Gbeo ute truth which can 70 Oily be verlil
| The inhabit nti Of t. pic SAINT town o
| Cort'an !, N. Y, were shocked one morning
by the anno ncemtnt that MIR Cl nton
| lindse, one OF their II ost prominent citiz rs,
had committed suicide. The lews spread
| raj idly and aroused tie entire neighb rho d
where Mr.. Rindge W. so we and lavCrab y
known. At frat it seemed iup ssib!e that
any one so quiet and domestic coull 90 so
rash deed, and the inlriry was heard On
evory side rs b. tho cGu @. The facts Us de-
ve'opcd on Investigation proved to be as
| follows:
Mr. Rinlge was domestic in his tastes and
took the greatest enjoyment in the society OF
Hi children and pride in thor de elopment.
And indeed he had good reason to be proud
for they gave promise Of long lives Of success
and useCu ness. Blu an evil day came. His
Youngest son. William, b;gan to show signs
OF an early decay. He felt unusually Ii cd
| ca h day, and would soinetin es sleep t c Ell
tire afternoon ii permi ted to do so. Hi'Leld
panied hin, not acutey, but with a dllI,
| ltaYy fec inc. There was sinking son alton
at the pit O.. his stoma h. He lost all rcli h
for fool an much of his interest for thing
about him. He tried manu- ly to over
como these fee ings, but they SCENE
ttronger than his will. He began to
lose flesh rapidly. Tie father Iecame
alarmed and consulted phys i'n' as TO III
lle TO expll n. FIJI ally sc o soro tr Ike
o.t o his aims an he WIS take to BlHa,o,
wher1 a q nful operation wa r'or ed re-
sutng in tho loss OF much blood Lut at ri.
ing liitlc reGcc, The yong ran r,tirIcd
hone ana toJni oil physi' ianS wa ca ed,
After an eSha 1stv9 eSanil i'm t.ey d..
cared tn re was no hope o. flna recol cry and
that e m lst die W nm II very lew days, 10
describe tn, agony which this announc ,ment
caused the father would be imp ssiblc. His
mi d failed t. grasp it, full M aning at FIR t !;
tie fin1llyse me- 10 o pre-. g ID it, ut III
load was to, great. In an oly o. lie ~
iferrlng death r.ther al to sur i've
his idol ell son. At that time
William Rindgr was too weak to know
what was transpiring His face had
turned bla k, his breath ceased entirely at
times, and his friends waited for his death,
believing that the fend Fri hts di ease of
the Kidneys from which he "a; q suffer l.,
could moi be r moved, IN this suprem, mo-
m"nt W ill!ams sister came forward and de.
her brother. he docto inter- o5ei ass r
| ing her it WAS Il elcss an TIL t she would only
hasten the end BY tn, m ans she propo @ |
to on poy. Eut She was firm and uttins
al baci, approached her brothers sid, and
ndminstel OF ar5mdey viii h Ii fortunat | 4,
had on and V thin an hour he scene
more casY, and before re day va o,,r he
showed signs OF &c le impro EN- mt III
ta' olable signs. continued and to-day vii
liam Il. Rindge is vel La in~be n virtual V
raised from the dead thro Oh III mar clous
power Of Warmers Safe lure, as can be rea
Oily eric by any Citi en OF Cortland.
Any one who reject; upon the ia Is above
dos ribbed must have a fcel'ns of sa mess
The ia her, dead by his own hand, suppo,ing
his sons recovery to be impossible; the son
restored to health to noun the loss of hi
father and the agoniled relatives with mem.
Dry of sadness to forever darkel Their lives
Had Clinton Rindgc known that his son could
recover he would today be alive and happy,
but the facts which turned his brain and
oalsel him to commit sui le We're su3h as
any ore would &C 'eptas true.
Iioweve' sad this case may be, the truth
remains thai tho sands o. people are at is
MON mt in as G eat act lol pc il as Wi linn
I'm !Se and in as great danle' of causing
misery ii MT death 10 her friend. liver
and ii lney dsea es ar become the IN ST
ComToa and m s. dangerous OF any or all
mo Tern com Limits They are he m st dc
c'ptivo in their bcginning IS and Horrible IN
their final stages. They are far moro dec; p.
| tive tn consumption, and can rarely be d.
te tel even by Skillfll physiaians unless n
| microscopic analysis be rcsorted to, aid Few
d C ors understand how to do this Their
| slightest approach, or possibility OF
app olch should strike terror to Ito one
who is threatened as well es &c
all his or her friends. These diseases have n
distnt symptoms, but come in the form Of
lassioude, loss of APP elite aching muscles and
| joints, dull hea aches, pains IN the BIC,
stomach and chest, sour stomach, racurin
| signs O. cold, irregular III SIT ons Of til
heat and fire iucnt diaincs'. ii neglect ID
tic G SYM TONS are certain to ran into c'ron
ic Ii n,i an liver o. Brights lis ase, from
which there is S ire 10 he q great amount OF
| agony AMI tn'y one means of cs ale, viii /
| is by tie usc o. Warmers SAFE CuIc ThC
| inportan Of Ia ing this great re nclyrpor
| the Slightest appearance of any OF the al owe
symptoms cannot be too strongly impress G.
upol tire m nds of all readers who dtsre t
e. dea h and pain and prOlong life will
nj its plea ures and bles ings.