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MYSTERIOUS FATALITIES.
What IL 1t That IL Killing so Many Promf
nenr MenS

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The death of Kaiser Wilhelm, Ex-Governor
Hoffman, Banker ]. W. Dre1el, Lieut. Gov.
Dorsheinier, DR.. Carpenter, Chief Justice
succession, and all from the same cause,
although having different names, is start
March and April are fatal months, not
only for consumptives, but also for many
diseases more disguised but none the less
fatal.
| Dorsheimer, apparently strong, we'll, robust
man, over six feet high, sickens and dies IN
four days Of pneumonia.
Chief Justice Waite meets the same fate
and he was apparently the personifcation OF
vigor.
Brewster, ex-Atty. Genl., were suddenly cut
off in the midst Of great usefulness, by
Brieht's dis :ase and Dr.. Carpenter the we'll
known New York physician, suddenly died
Of Kidney disease, nerer hacing suspected
that he was at all troubled herewith
This reminds us of the case Of DR.. Frank
Hawthorn, Of New Orleans. He was lectur-
| ing before the Louisiana university on the
peculiarly deceptive character Of Kidney
disease and the methods Of miscroscopical and
chemical tests
After having shown specimen after speci-
men Of diseased fluids, and made very s;ear
the point that kidney disease may exist with
out the knowledge or suspicion OF the patient
or practitioner, with gracious self-confdence
he remarked: "Now, gentlemen, let me show
you the healthy water of strong, well man. "
He applies the test!
"Gentlemen, l have made terrible dis
covery" he gasps, II myself have the fatal
Bright's diseaser'
In less than year this specialist Of the
commonest and most fatal Of diseases was
dead. He was victim Of advanced Kidney
disease, the presence OF which In himself he
had never suspected!
the highest standing OF Hanover c. e., Va. four
years ago, after trying every other remedy for
brlght's disease, including famous mineral waters.
cured hmsei by safe cdFe ba ana da,sa
symptoms OF my old and fearful trouble"
NIX. JOHN DOliERTY, OF Concord, n. H., wae
given up with Bright's disease by The best phys-
clans In 1872 He was IN ore dseadfu ar state After
Cure iu 1851 he wrote: ~ am better than ever"
JOHN COLEMAN, ESQ, 100 Gregory 81, New
Haven, Conn. was first taken sick In 1873, grad
uaily ran down until he had pronounced Brlght's
disease, rheumatism and all her deceptive signs
OF kidney deease. The best physicians In New
Haven could do nothing for him. He then began
using Warner'sSafe Cure. 200 bottles Of which he
and 6is family have used, and be is cured.
". T. CRAWFORD, proprietor St. Charles Hotel,
Richmond, Va, and we'll known all through the
South, several years ago was In the death agony
from kidney disease, convulsions and bright's
disease. The best Philadelphia specialists In
such diseases pronounced him practically dead
and iucurable. Everything else falling. he took
Warmers Safe Cure abundantly and regularly,
until fully restored To- health. and now he says:
"After lapse Of many years Am as sound as
dollar, with no symptoms Of my old trouble.
owe my life to Warmers Safe Cure.
Kidney disease Is the most deceptive, the
most universal, the most fatal disease.
II the most learned men cannot know with
out the use OF microscopical and chemical
tests that they have kidney disease, ho,U much
more liable is the laymun TO be, unsn o,ol to
himself, in the rery jaUs Of death, who does
not feel as well as formerly, but who does
not think anything specially ails him, and
whose physician may assure him that he will
soon be "all right"
In these days people recognize that 1t is
wiser to prevent disease than TO- await its
arrival to cure it. When you know that
you may be in the greatest peril and not have
any idea of the fact from any defined set Of
ill feelings, the wisest course to pursue is to
follow the counsel and experience above out
lined, and thoroughly renovate the system,
cleanse the blood, tone the nerves and insure
your own lie against these common, mys-
forioua fatalities