Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-04-20
MYSTERIOUS FATALITIES.
what is 1, That ia Knlings SO many Prom

whnt is IL That IA Ki1iing so many Promi-
nont MenS
The death OF Kaiser Wilhelm, ex-Gov.
| Hoffman, Bnnltcr j. W. Drexei, Liout. Gov.
Dorsheimer, Dr. Carpenter, Chief-Justicc
waito md Gen. d. II. Brewster, In quick
succossion, and nll from tho sam cause, al
though having different names, is startling,
March and April arc fatal months, not
only for consumphvos but also for many
diseases moro disguised but mono tho less
fatal.
Gov. Hoffman had heart disease, Gov.
Dorshcimer, apparently strong ,woll, robust
man, over six feet high, siclsens and dios IN
four days Of pneumonia.
ChIef-Justico Waito meets tho sauo fate
and ho was apparently tho persorincation
of vigor.
Drexel, tho Philadelphia banker, and
Brewster, Ex-Atty. Genl, were suddenly
cut on in tho midst OF great usefulness, by
Bright's disoase, and DR.. Carpenter, tho
wellknown Now York physician, sudden
ly died of Kidney disease, nevor rving
suspected that he was at nn troubled there
With
This reminds us of tho case Of DIR. Frank
Hawthorn, OF New Orleans. He was lectur-
ing before the Louisiana university on the
peculiarly deceptive character Of Kidney
and chemical tests.
After having shown specimen after spcci-
monof diseased fluids, and made very clear
the point that kidney disease may exist
without the knowledge or suspicion Of the
patient or practitioner, with gracious self
confidence he remarked: snow, gentlemen,
let me show you tho healthy water Of n
strong, well man" r-
He applies the testl
He staggersi t'
Gentlemen, have made terrible dis
covery |" he gasps, al myself have the fatal
Brights diseased" #att
In less than q year this specialist of the
commonest and most fatal Of diseases was
dead. He was q victim Of advanced Kidney
disease tho presence Of which in hi mself he
had never suspected ..
L. u. PRICE, NJ. D., q gentleman and phys
clan OF the highest standing Of Hanover, G
H., Va, four years ngo, after trying evory
other remedy for Brighrs disease, including
famous mineral waters, cured himself by
Warmers Safo CurS and March "a, 1885
wrote: IT havo never had tho sl ghtesi
symptoms OF my old anl fearful trouble"
MIR. JOHN DonERTY, OF Concord, N. a., was
given up with Brights disease by tho bes
phys clans in 1879. He was In drendfu
state. After using md be NJ curod In 1881 by
Warmers Safe Cure, In 1881, he wrote: al
am better than ever"
JOHN COLEMAN, ESQ, 100 Gregory St, Nev
IL ven, Conn, was first taken sick in 1879
gradually ran down until he hld pronounced
Brght's disease, rheumatism mi oil the
other deceptive s.gns OF kidney disease. The
best physicians in New Haven could do
nothing for him. He then began using Warn
or's Safe Cure, 900 bottles of which he and his
fam ly have used and he is cured
w. T. CRAWFORD proprietor St Charles Hotel
Richmond, Va, and well known oil through
the South, several years ago was In Ne
death agony from dney disease, convuls:ons
nnd Brighi's disease. Ths best Philadelphia
specialists tl such diseases pronounced him
practically dead nni iucurablo. Every thing
else falling he took Warmers Safe Cure nbun-
dainty and regularly, until fully restored TO
health, and now he says: after n lapse OF
muny years an ns sound as dollar, W tn ne
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.
III the most learned men can not know
without the uSe of microscopical and chemi-
cal tests that they have kidney disease, hor
much more liable Is the ldymdn 10 oe, sn-
k.iopa 10 himself, IN The very JdlSs 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 "nll right"
In these davs, people recognize that 1t is
wiser to prevent disease than to await its
arrival 10 cure it. When you know that you
may be in the greatest peril and not have
any idea of tho fact from any defined set
of ill-fcelings, the wiscst course to pursue Is
to follow tho counsel and experience above
outlined, and thoroughly renovate the sys-
TEN, cleanse the blood, tone tho nerves
and insure your own life against these
common, mysterious fatalities.
IP there is any thing in a name we sup
pose that an up.own apartment house IL
called the Crescent because it is never full.
Puck.
THE railway officials now oall 1t per
mit- instead of a pass, and it's Just about
as hard to get
I'VE take no note of time-when we oan
get cash Pluck.
Far Cure uF l.
G1RRlBls &SrRA1kS