Richland beacon., 1888-04-28
MYSTERIOUS FATALITIES.
What Is IL That IL n Hing SO NJ any Promi
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The death Of Kaiser Wilhelm. Ex-Governor
Hoffman. Banker j. w. Drexel, Lieut.. Gov.
norsheimer, DIR. Carpenter, Chief Justice
Waite and Gen. b. II. Brewster, In quick
succession. and all from the same cause,
although having different names, Il start
ling.
March and April are fatal months. not
only for consumptives, but also for many
diseases more dsgu sed but mono tho less
fatal.
,oy Hoffman had heart disease, Gov.
pcrsheimer. apparently strong. well, robust
man. over six feet high. sickcns AM dios III
four DAYS of pneumonia
Chief Justice Waite meets tho same fate
and he was apparently tho personii',ati"n "f
vigor.
brewster, ex- Atty. Gcni., were suddenly cut
of in the midst of great usefulness hy
Brisht's dis ase, aud DIR. Carpenter. tho well
known New York physician. suddenly died
OF Kidney disease, ne err hdring suspected
that he was at Il troubled thcrcwith'
This reminds us IT the case vt DR. Frank
| Hawthorn of New Orleans, lie was lcriur-
| ing before the Louisiana university ON tho
peculiarly deceptive character or Kidney
dis, ase and the methods Of mscrosropical and
] chemical tests
/ After havi ing shown specimen after speci
/ men of diseased fluids and made very = ear
/ the point that kidney disen~e may exist with
out the knowledge or suspicion OF the patient
or practitioner with gracious clfconiidenre
he remarked: "Now, gentlemen let mo show
You the healthy water OF u strong, well man
| He applies the test
! He StaggerS!
"Gentlemen, have made n terrible dis
covery!" he easps, 81 myself have the fatal
Br gifts di-ease.'
In less than wear this specialist Of the
common st and most fatal of diseases was
| dead. He was victim Of advanced Kidney
| disease, the presen e of which in himself he
had never suspected!
l. B. PRICE. NJ. d., q gen'leran and physician OF
! the highest Standing Of ans.er e. H., Va. four
years ago, after trying every other remedy for
br pht's disease includ ng famous mineral waters
cured himself by Warmers SAFE Cure, and March
a. 1855, wrote: 81 have n.ver had the slightest
| symptoms of INV old and fearful trouble"
MIR JOHN DOmERTY, Of Concord, n. H., was
give up with Bright'- di- a-e by III. best pnysi-
| clans in 1879. He was in dreadful state After
using and being cured IN ISL oy Ma,ne, svs a'.
JOHN COLEMAN, ESQ. 100 Gregory ST. New
Haven, Conn, wae first taken eck IN 1873. grad
uaiy ran down until he ID pronounced bright
Of kidney dlrease. The best phys clans in New
Haven could do nothing for m. lie then hegar
using Warner. >aie Cure zoo bottles OF when III
and his family have used, and he 10 cured.
W. T. CRAWFORD, proprietor st. Charles Hotel
Richmond. Va, and well known all through th'
South several years ago WAS IN the uehtu Aeoh,
f,om kidney disease, commissions and bright
dis, ase The best Philadelphia specialists !,
ruch diseases pronounced him practically dcat
and incuraD.e. Everything elre failing. he TOO!
Warmers safe Cure sbundantiy ard regularly
until fully restored 10 hea tn. aud now he says
",fter lapse Il many years nm as eonnd As
dollar with no SYMPTOMS OF my old trouble.
owe my life to Warmers Safe Cure.
Kidney disease is the most deceptive, tn
most universal, the most fatal disease.
II the most learned men cannot know with
out the use OF microscopical and chemica
tests that they have kidney disease, hpU nue.
more liable IS the lauman 10 be, uakno,cn 4
himself, in the rery ',os of death, who doe
not feel as we'll as formerly, tut who doe
not think anything specially ails him, an,
whose physi ian may assure him that he will
soon be 'all right"
In these days people recognize that it i
wiser to prevent disease than tn await it
arrival to cure it. When YOU know tina
YOU may be in the greatest peril and not hav
any idea of the fact from any defined Set O
, i'll feelings, the wisest course to pursue is I
follow the counsel and experience above out
lined. and thoroughly renovate the system
cleanse the blood, tone the nerves and iIsur
your own lie against these common, mys
terious fatalities.