The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-05-28
TRAGIC FyENT.

A Fnfh6r's Despnir und -etl-Innictod Ueatn
.His sons final Rescue TOO Late 10 save
TEe graphic occurren'e that Is describe
telow Is one Of the most remarkable episodes
in the domestic history OF America II 4
abso ute truth which can readily be Verified.
The inhabitlnt, Of the PLEASANT town o.
Cortanl, n. y, were shocked one morning
by the announcement that Mr.. Clinton
Rindge one OF their most prominent citizens,
had Committed suicide The rews spread
ralidiy and aroused the entire neighb RHO d
where Mr Rindge WIS so wo and favorab'y
known AT first 1t seemed imp Jssible that
any one SO 1uiet and dome tic could do 50
rash decd and the inquiry was heardion
every side IS t. the eau 0. The facts as de-
yeloped on investigation proved TO be as
follows: ..FE. slim,
Mr.. Rindge was domestic in HE tastes ind
took the greatest enjoyment in the society oil
hN6btldren and pride in their Development;
And indeed he had good reason to be proud
Tor they. gave promise of long lives OF success
and usefulness. Blu. on evil day came. his
Youngest son, William, began to show sign,
OF an early decay. He felt unusually tired
each day, and would sometimes sleep tho en-,
tire afternoon II permitted to do So Hishead
may feeling. There was sinking sensation
atthe pit OF his stomar h. lie lost MI reli h
for fool and much of his interest for thing
about him. He tried manfully to over.
come these fee ings, but they SCENE
stronger than his will. Ho began II
lose flesh rapidly Tho father tCcam,
alarmed and consulted physi iani as to thu
cnre Of his 5 MS limo $, but they were una
BILE to expla n. Firally se"o:e sorel bra h
out OF his arms an he was take to Buffalo,
whcre a. ra,nf! operation wa prior rcd re-
sulting in the loss OF much blood but Afford.
ing little relief. Tho young man returned
horr ana council OF physi ians wai en- led.
After an eXhh istive cSamira ion they de,
that le m st die wtun n very few days. 10
desert tn agony which this announcement
caused the father would be imp ssible. His
mird failed t. grasp it, full IN apiny Ut first,
thea finally re mel 10 o npro Odd it, tut tn,
load was to- great. In an a .oly Of ircnzy
he 'eized kni G and took his own II c, pro
ierrlng death Either taa to sur Two
his dolizei son At that time
William Rindge was too weak to know
what was transpiring. His face had
turned ba H. his breath ceased entirely at
times, and his friends waited for bis death,
believing that the fiend Flights di ease Of
the kidneys from which no vas sufferer,
Gould not be removed. In this s,iprerna mo
n1ent Williams sister came forward and de.
'tlared she 80 Id make ilnal attempt tosnvc
her brother. The docto $ intcrr osed, ass r
Ing her it was eless an that she would only
hasten the end by til, means she propo oil
to empoy. Tut Sha was finn. and Tutting
all baci, approached her brothers side and
administered a rcmdey viii h sh fortunately
had on and. Within an hour he seemed
more easy, and before TIE day was o;cr he
showed signs Of de;i lie improvement I hes,
favorable signs Continued and to-day VIII
liam Is. Rindge Is well, having be virtually
raised from the dead through tn, marvellous
power OF Warmers Shfc { trc, as can bc rea
Oily yeriGel by any ,iti en- OF Cortland.
Any one who reflects upon the ia is above
describe INST In, o q feelin OF so ness.
The ia her, d. d by his own hand, supposing
his sons recovery TO be impossible; the soti
restored tc 7 alth to mourn the loss of III,
fathcrard The agoniled relatives with mem.
DRY of sadness L, forever darken their lives
Had Clinton Rindge known that his son could
recover he would to-day DO alive and happy,
but the facts which tirned his brain and
causel him to commit sui 10 were such as
any ons would acccptas true.
However sad this clSo may be, the truth
remains that thousands OF people are at tEis
NON in rs great actual pc il as William
Kin lge and in as great dancer OF causing
misery IL not death 10 thor friends. Liver
and kidney dsea es aro become the m st
common and m s. danger ous OF any or all
moiern com laints, Thcy are the most dc
captive in their BEGINNINGS and horrible in
their final stages They arc far moro decep-
tive than consumption and can rarely be de-
teetei even by skillful physi ,ians Unless a
microscopic analysis be rcsorted to, and few
doctors understand how to do this. Their
slightest approach, or possibility OF
appioich should strike terror 10 tho one
who is threatened ai well as 10
all his or her friends. These diseases have no
distinct symptom but come in the form of
lassitude, los, of apI cite aching muscles and
joints, dull headaches, pains in the back,
stomach and chest, sour stomach, recurring
signs OF cold, irregular Iu'sations of tho
heart and reluent diDines' If neglected,
those symptoms are certain to run into cbron.
ic kidney and liver o. Bright's dis ase, from
which there is sIro 10 be great amount Of
agony and only one means Of es,are, which
lis by tho use OF Warmers Safe Cure Tho
Importance Of taking this great remedy upon
the slightest appearance Of any Of the al owe
symptoms cannot be too strongly impressed
upon tho minds Of all readers who desire tn
o., a 70 dea h and pain and prJong life with
all it, Dlca urc and hl's in1S