The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-06-14
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/, MYSTERIOUS FATALITIES.
What 10 IL That II killing 80 many
Prominent Men?


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The death Of Kaiser wilhelm, ex-
Gov. Hoffman. Banker j. w. Drexel,
Lient. Gov. Dorsheimer, DR.. Car
penter, Claief-Justice Waite and Genl.
Z. II. Brewster, in quick succession,
and all from the same cause, al
though having different names, is
startling.
March and April are fatal months,
not only for consumptives but also for
many diseases more disguised but
none the less fatal.
Gov. Hoffman had heart disease,
Gov. Dorsheimer, apparently strong,
well, robust man, over six feet high,
sickens and dies in four days, Of
pneumonia.
Chief-J ustice Waite meets the same
fate and he was apparently the
pc sonification Of vigor.
Drexel, the Philadelphia banker.
and Brewster. Ex-Atty. Genl.. we're
suddenly cut off in the midst Of great
usefulness. by Bright's disease, and
DIR. Carpenter, the well-known New
York physician, suddenly died OF
Kidney disease, nercr having suspected
that he was at all troubled Herewith
THIS reminds us Of the case Of DR..
Frank Hawthorn, OF New Orleans.
lie was lecturing before the Louisiana
university on the peculiarly deceptive
character OF Kidney disease and the
methods Of microscopical and chem
ical tests.
After having shown specimen after
specimen OF diseased fluids, and made
very clear the point that kidney dis
eease may exist without the know
le,ige or suspicion OF the patient or
practitioner, with gracious self-con-
fidence he remarked, "Now, gentle
men, let me show you the healthy
water Of a strong, we'll man."
He applies the test!
lie staggers.
"Gentle,nen, have made a terrible
discovery he gasps, 81 myself
have the fatal Bright's disease''
In less than a year this specialist
Of the commonest and most fatal Of
diseases was dead. lie was victim
Of advanced Kidney disease the pre-
sance of which in himself he had
never suspected!
L. d PRICE, NJ. D.. = gent 'eman and
physician # the highest standing Of
Hanover c. H., Va, four years sgo.
alter trying every other remedy for
brehts diseose, including fam rs
mineral waters. cured himself by
Warmers Safe Cure. and March "a.
| 1S3S. wrote: II have never had the
slightest symptoms Of my old and fearful
trnuhe."
Nh JOHN DOHERTY, If Concord,
" H., was given mp with Bigat's dis-
ease bv the best ph, sicians in 1879. He
was in q dreadful state. After rs ng
aul b+ing cured in 1881 by Warmers
Safe Cure. in 1885,, hs wrote: 81 am
| b.t'er than ever"
JOHN COLEMAN, ESQ. 100 Gregory
! st, New Haven, Conn, was first taken
sick 10 1873, gradually ran down until
| Re had pronounced Brights disease.
rhsnustism and ali the other deceptive
sims Il kidney diseas. The best ply
sioisns in New Haven could do nothing
| for him. He then began using Warmers
Safe Cure, 2 o BOTTLES Of which he and
his family have used and he il cured
w r. CRAWFORD, proprietor 81.
Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va. aud
WILL known all through the South,
several wears ago was in the death-agony
fr.sm kidney disease, convnlsions and
bri,h,'s dissasr. The best Philadelphis
specislists 10 such diseases pronounced
| hia practically dead aud incurahle.
Everything elsa failing, he took War
ncr's Safe Cure abundsntly and re-
gnlarly. until fully restored to health.
aud now he says, After n lapse of many
ye.rs l ain n sound "a a dollar, with
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