Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-14
MYSTERIOUS FATALITIES.
What is 1T THAT Is killing so many
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The death Of Kaiser Wilhelm, ex-
/ Gov. Hoffman, Banker j. w. DreNel,
Lieut.-Gov. DoUSheimer, Or. Carpen-
ter, 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,
not o.ly for Consumptives hutalso for
many diseases more disguised but
none the less fatal.
GOV Hoffman had heart disease,
Gov. DorSheimer, apparently a
strong, well, robust man, over six
feet high, sickens and dies in four
days, OF pneumonia.
Chief Justice Waite meets the
same fate and ne was apparently the
perSonitiCation Of vigor.
DreNel, the Philadelphia banker,
and Brewster, EX-Atty. Genl., were
suddenly cut off in the midst Of great
usefulness, by Brights disease, and
DIR. Carpenter, the well-known New
York physician, suddenly died OF
Kidney disease, aercr hdriRg suspected
that he was ut all troubled herewith /!
This reminds us of the case OF
DR.. Frank Hawthorn, of New Orleans.
He was lecturing before the Louisiana
university on the peculiarly deceptive
character of Kidney disease aud the
methods of microscopical and chemi-
cal tests.
After having shown specimen after
specimen of 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, "Now, gem
tlemen, let me show you the healthy
water OF strong, we'll man."
He applies the testl
lie staggers
Gentlemen, have made a terrible
discovery !" he gaeps, Il myself
have the fatal Brights disease !'
In less than a 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
L. b. PRICE, NJ. D., a gentleman and
physician Of ths highest standing OF
Hanover G. H., Va, four years ago,
after trying every other remedy for
hright's disease, including famous mineral
waters, cured himself by Warmers Safe
Cure, and March "a, 1888, wrote; II
have never had the slightest symptoms Of
my Old and fearful trouble."
MR.. JOHN DOHEREY, Of Concord, n.
H., was given up with BriahJ's disease
by the best physicians IN 1879. He was
in a dreadful state. After using and
being cured in 1881 by Waluer's Stfe
Cure, in 1887, he wrote: 81 AM beGJ,r
than ever
JOHN COLEMAN. ESQ.,. 100 Gregory
ST., New III ven, Conn, WAS iirsy taken
sick inlS73, gradually ron down ur5li no
had pronounced BiyhJ'> disease, rhru.
maSism aud AL the other deceptive signs
OF kidney disease The best physicians
in New Haven cou'd do nothing Tor
him. He then began using Warmers
Safe Cure, 20) boz tlas Of which b. and
his FANNY have used and he is cure
w. II. CRAWFORD, proprietor Ht
Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va and "" |
known all through the South. B'v"'u
years ago was in the deAth-agrny n IA
kidney disease. commissions and bi-hts
disease. The best Philadelphia speu.'-
lists in such diseases pronounced him
practically Oead and ncurab'a. Every
thing else failing. he tngk Warmers
Safe Cure abundantly and regularly
until fully restored Co health, and nov
he says, "After lap.e of many years !
am as sound as u dollar, with no syuG-
toms uf my old trouble owe ny lite
to Warmers Safe Cure"
Kidney disease is the most decep-
tive. the most universal, the most
fatal disease.
If the most learned men cannot
know without the use of microscope
cal and chemical tests that they have
kidney disease, bOW much more hdLie
Is the ldymdn TO be, uRkROWH to hjmSeL
IN the Ucry Jars Of dedth 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
rigat."
In these days, people recognize
that il is wiser to prevent disease |
than 70 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
10 pursue is to follow the counsel and |
above outlined, and |
thoroughly renovate the system,
cleanse the blood, tone the nerves
and insure your own life against these
common. mVsteriOus fatalities,