Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1886-01-29
A WONDERFUL ARRAY
L &C Epidemic Of Sudden Deaths
in New England.
What Many Prominent Citizens Of
Boston Have to Say Upon
the Subject. -.-
lBostou Advertiserl


Tho recent sad aud sudden death OF
Hon. Emery \. StOrrs, anti many other
prominent men, of supposed heart dis
ease, brings the subject Of sudden deaths
very forcibly before the community.
When any man or woman dies without
warning, it has commonly been called
heart disease. Such thing is absurd
More men die from Sudden breaking
down of life force in one week lhan die
from heart disease i'll Il Year. Ana the
army of those who dV not die, hut,Who
suffer on and to whom life is Il burden. Is
still greater. To show our rcWlcrs how
true this is, we have collected the follow
ing facts:
Mr. a. p. Hathaway, of the firm Of
Hathaway 4. Woods, - Commerce street,
one Of the best known firms IN Boston,
said: Il have iet IL terrinle depression
of spirits during the past summer, due,
possibly, to the very hot weather Ne
have had. At times it seemed niTnost MS
though | must give up altogether Know
ing that the most sudden deaths come
when the body is in this condition, / be-
came sOmew at alarmed. and sought Il
means of relief ] used HOptouic, about
which we are hearing so mnCh OF late,
and | must say it did wonders. ann NOT
only in perfect hcall h, Int more Vigorous
imam utllIH. VI W nc tlt~O AiiCNi ~ elttN -
was equally valuable 10 her. She says OF
all the medicines she ever tried for gen
eral or special troubles, none, were SO
helpful us liuptOnic."
Mr. Thomas Kcleher, proprietor Of the
Hotel Winthrop has hcen making some
radical repairs on his attractive hotel the
IaSt summer, and now has one of the
finest and most homelike hotels I'M New
England. The poet Whittier always
makes the Winthrop his home when i'll
Boston, and all his mails conc there. Nh.
keleher said. .....
Tine care and labor incident TO re.
modelling Il hotel told heavily Oh me his
summer, and al one time | WAS afraid |
should he compelled to give up. Indeed,
] WIS at times nearly crazy. | was also
Very fortunate. | commenced terrifying
myself with Hoptonic, and the change
was wonderful That medicine was bet
ter To me than a sen voyage. | took no
vacation, worked all the time, am in per
trct health to day, and propose To keep SO,
now that have found the way"
It, was fOuud that num- Der Ofthe guest s
ut the Winthrop had also met with Il sim
lar experience in the use OF the remedy.
Among the number being.a prominent
and popular officer, who has used Hop
tonic himself and in his family, and with
most gratifying results.
Mir. James f. Gay, tic well-known and
popular freight agent of the Boston anG
Albany Railroad, has experienced the
same feelings of physical depression which
are becoming SO alarmingly common. lii
speaking of his experience he s1id: - .
" cor slider the Introduction Of IToptOn-
&c one of the greatest blessings New En-
gland has had. buy it by the case, aud
would not bo without il Il 1t cost SIS 81 bot
tie. My sister, who has been an invalid
Tor years, and was given up by the doc
tors, has been restored by its use, and
takes It as regularly as cl,e docs her food.
] wish every man. woman and child could
know of the valuable und hcalth-glving
properties of IIoptonic."
Mr.. Thomas J. Barry, cOUusellor-a t-lGW,
42 Congress street, who is vice president
of tie city Democratic committee, in an
swer to an inquiry, said : The cares OF
business aud overWOrE greatly reduced
Inc, ami found it necessary TO assist ma
ture with something r"liablr am happy
TO say that. attera faithful trial. have
lcen wonderfully assisted hv using Hop
tonic. Its properties are certainly most
valuable for ovrrWorked men or WOMEN -
Every careful observer and thinker
must have been overwhelmed by the in
crease of Sudden sickness and death which,
is going on in our midst. 1t is frightful.
TO successfully meet this has been the
aim of physicians. the solicitudp OF friends.
The statements which appear above ars
not from unknown sources, but from orr
best citizens, and nnqUestionuhly SHOW
the power of the great remedy of which
they speak. Suffering and death will
continue, tits true but both may be post
poued, and the wise ones are those who
inrelligcntly use the lest and most ap
proved means for avoiding their AZ.
prOach.,