Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09
MYSTERIOUS FATALITIES
What fl. it That is Killing SO many Pro
 minent Menf

The death of Kaiser Wilhelm, ex-Gov- Hoffman. Banker J. W. Drexel, Lieut. Gov. Dorsheimer, Dr. Carpenter, Chief Justice Waite and Genl. B. H. Brewster, in quick succession, and all from the same cause. although having different names, is startling.
 March and April are fatal months, mol only for consumptives but also for many diseases moro disguised but none the less fatal.
 Gov. Hoffman had heart disease, Gov. Dorsbeimer, apparently a 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 personi- fcatiOn of vigor.
 Drexel, the Philadelphia banker, and Brewster, Ex-Atty. Genl., were suddenly eut of in the midst of great usefulness, by Bright's disease, and Dr. Carpenter, inc well-knOwn New York physician, suddenly died of kidney disease RsUsr boriRg suspected that he was at all troubled herewith!
 This reminds us of the case of Dr. Frank Hawthorn, of New Orleans. He was lecturing before the Louisiana uni yersity on the peculiarly deceptive char acter of Kidney disease and the methods of micrOscopical and chemical tests.
 Alter having shown specimen after snecimen of diseased fluids, and made Fery clear the point that kidney disease nav exist without the knowledge or suspicion of the patient or practitioner, with gracious self-confidence he re- marked, "Now, gentlemen, let me show You he healthy water of a strong, well
 He applies the testl
 He stsggersl
 s...Gentlemen, l have made terrible djscoveryl" he gasps, "f myself have Ge fatal Brisht's disease !"
 In,iess than a year this sPeeialistS4 she commonest and most t2tal of diseased was dead. He was victim of advanced Kjdney diseasetkex9Hsgreckwfebsh hspselihe had hegsssnpseesdl LB PRICE, M. D., sSssntl.nsn aa1 phy- : dsisn Of the hghss. fxsding of Hanover : Q. H., Va, four ysArs sSs, sftsr trying
 every other remedy far bhgAst hsease. in
 eluding famsus mineral waters, cured him | self by Wsrnere Safe Cure, and March 24,
 1888. wrsts:,"I have Bsvsr had the slightest
 symptoms of my old and fearful trouble. MIR. JOHN DOHERTY, of Concord. N. H., s VA gwen up Ntt6 DrAEIIh u41t&1r by Nho | best physicians in 1879. He wAs in a dread
 ful stSts. After using and being cured In
 1851 by Warnsr's Safe Cure. in 1887, he
 wrote: II am better than ever"
 JOHN COLEMAN, Esq, 100 Gregory St,
 New Haven. Conn, was frst taken sick Tn
 1873, gradually ran down until he had pro i nouneed Bn.hrs tisesse, rheumatism and
 all the other deceptive siEns of kidney dis ease. The best physicians in New Haven | could do nothing for him. He then began
 using Warner's Safe Cure, 200 bottles of which be and his family have used and he
 is cured.
 ". T. CRAWFORD, proprietor St Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va. and well known all . through the South, several years ago was ' in the death-agOny from kidney disease, l, convulsions and brght's disease. The best Philadelphia specialists in such diseases ' pronounced him practically dead and in- | curable. Everything else falling, he took | Warmers Safe Cure Abundantly and re- gulArly, until fully restored tO health, and now be says, After a lApse of many years l am as sound as dollar, with no symptoms of my old trouble. I owe my life Co War
 ner's Safe Cure"
 Kidney disease is the most deceptive, the most universal, the most fatal dis ease.
 If the most learned men cannot know nANAAOAA AAlN AoC AA n44EInN(OHAEdA hAlu chemical tests that they have kidney disease, ko,c much mors liGble is the ldy- man to O., uHknOtr1l 70 himself. in the rsrv idirs of de1th, who does not feel as well as formerly, but who does not think any thing specially sils him, and whose phy- sician may assure him that he will soon be Fall right"
 In these days, people recognize that it is wiser to prevent disease than to await | it's arrival to cure 1t. When you know | that you may he in the greatest peril and | not have any idea of the fact from any defined set of ill-feelings, the wisest | course 10 pursue is to follow the counsel | and experience above outlined, and l Thoroughly renoyate the system, cleanse The blood, tone the nerves and insure | your own life against these common. mysterious fatalities.