Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-04-18

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The deAtA Of Kaiser wilislm. sx-Gox.
Holman. Banker J. ". Drsxslk Ilsut Gov
waits md Gen. b II. Brewstss, = Quick
succeesion, and oil from the sane cause,
although having different NAMED. y start
ling
for c~onsumpt.veA. bat also for many dissssss
moro d egulsed bat mono the l0sa fatai
Gov. Hoffman had heart diseaso, Gov. Dor
sheimer, apparently . strong. well, robust
man, over six feot high, sickens md d,es N
four days Of pneumonia.
Chief Justice Waite meets the lane fste,
and no WAS apparently the p-orsoniacaston OF
Drezel, tho Philadslphia banker, and
Brewster, ex-Atty. Gem, wers .uddenly
r. ~ IN a a.s @'a. .n q Be- brs's c sssss1ss.'' i. q
we'll known New Yorx physician, suddenly
dled OF kidney disease, aeper hGtfng
stspefed That no was ~ al troublsd there
wlini
This reminds Us Of the cass OF Dr.. Frank
Hawthorn, OF New Orleans. He was lectur-
ing before tho Louistana Univorsity ON the
peculiarly deceptive character OF Kidney dit
ea.e and the methods OF microscopicai and
| chemical tests.
After having shown specimen after speci-
men OF diseased hnids. and made very clear
the pom I that kidney discs . may exist with
out tho knowledge or suspioion OF the patient
or practitionsr, with gracious self-c0nhdeDce
he remarked: Nov, gentlemen, lot me show
you the healthy water OF 1 strong, well man.
H. applies the test!
He staggers!
.Gentlemen, l have made . terrible dis
covsry!s he ga.ps. 4 myself haye tho fatal
In less than : year this specialist Of the
commoncsta and III Mt fatal Of diseases was
deal. He was . victim Of advanced Kidney
dis A,e the presence Of which IN himself he
| had never snspoctois
Z i. PRICE, N. Is, : gentleman md physi-
eantf The hishest standing, Of Hanover \.
IL. Va, four ysars aGo. after trying every
Other remedy for Dr. .sns.s a,ssa:si h hnclasip e
wrote i have never had the slightest symp..
Mo iSn 1o Fl IL Bo iii sHH !'s q co sn 9 N. H was
given up WITH 1,riahts disease by the best
physicians in 1879. He xaa in . dreadful
state. After us ny and bong cured in 1881
by Warmers safe Cure. in issfhe wrote: Il
ain bcttor than ever
JOHN COLEMAN, ESQ. 100 Gregory st.. New
Haven, Conn, was FIRST taken sick in 1879.
gradually ran Gown until he had pronounced
Ir sht u disease, rheumatism and slt the
otner deceptive signs Of kidney disease. The
ine for him. lie then began using Warmers
FATE Cure. 30 bot les Of wh'c oh he and his
Ia Dily have used and he IL cured.
| w !. CRAWFORD, proprietor st. Charles ho-
tel, hmon Va, and we'll known all
through the South. several years ago was In
the de a.h.s; Gny from l.ansy , disc Ease, sss' r son.
aieirhia specialists in such diseases pro
nounced him practically dead and incurable.
Everything else failing. no TOOK Warner:
fut y restored TO health, and now he says,
After Q lapse OF many years am rs sound
as u dollar, with no symptoms Of my cd
I fr .f,bla nWo nv iiIA To Wnfu0rA Eaf0
Cure"
kplney disease Is tie most deceptive, tho
most universal, the mo, 1t fatal disease.
l. the most learned men caanot know with
out the use of m;croscopicll and chemical
tests that they have kidney disease, ho'c much
more liable is the lay8aah to be, Mnknoscn 10
himself, IN The cery 3acs Of death. who does
not feel as we'll ~ formerly, but who does
not think anything specially ais him, aud
whose physician may assure him that he will
Soon he 4ali right"
In these days, people recognize that il is
wiser TO prevent disease than TO await it's
arrival TO cure II. When You know that You
may be in the greatest peril and not have
any idea Of the fact from any defined set OF
iIl-fceiings, the wisest course 10 pur sue 10
to follow the counsel and experience above
outlined, and thoroughly r~enovats the system,
cleanse the blood, tome the nerves and insure
your own life against these common mys-
terious fatalities.
ASnowbound Bridal Couple.
A very affectionate couple with a newly
married air were among the passengers on
one of the s~nowbound, Central Hudson
trains the other day. They seemed to be
rather pleased when the trainman told
them there WAS little prospect OF their
reaching a station for fifteen or twenty
hours, and they settled down for q nice
quiet chat on the sofa in one end Of the
drnwing-room. IT was all very we'll for .
time, but even love is not q preventive to
hunger, and after five or six hour they be-
gan to lose interest in everything except
the problem Of bread distribution. They
they sat in gloomy silence for two or three
hours more, when q kind hearted pasSen-
ger informed them that they would prob
ably have to remain where they were two
or three days without prospect of eating.
Then the pretty bride cried Just enough to
to make her eyes and nose red, and she
wished she was home with mother"
The wedding our might have ended with
a scene in the divorce CONT had not a forag-
ing party just then brought in a limited
supply Of edibles. The groom gave his
better half the larger half of a small piece
of cranberry pie which they obtained, and
she was SO ~overpowered by The generosity
that she forgave him with a hearty kiss
without so much as first glancing round to
see if anybody was looking, a pratice both
had s~crupulously observed during the early
part OF the trip.-AlbdRy Journal
Housed from Inaction.
The precursor of their disease and destruction,
tbs Kidneys and bladder BEAUTIFULLY stimu-
lated and toned with Hoststtsr's Stomach Bit.
tsrs. actively resume their functions. Thus
Prieht's diseass. diabetes. catarrh Of the blad-