New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-29
At the CAPITAL,
POLITICAL EXCITEMENT LARGELY OVER
sHADOWRD.


PROMINENT pihCiuIs-uOW " A""'''
Life Are Overcome.
Washington, March 2s-The absorbing excitement OF
and the interest caused bv VARYING schemes aud
various have been ovefssdowed Of late In Wah-
ngton BY revelation Of the alarming death rate among
public men and the additional fact that In nearly every
OF the death be traced 10 one sourca
Congressman Spngers dangerous and long continued H.
ne. he sudden death Of Plumb and Mr. Bsines
constant III health have mustered from the grave the
memory Of Of public who have died in the
harness.
Senator Beck dropped nsensibe n tho Potomac Depot
on tho exact spot where President Garfield WAS shot
Secretary Foger worked the last and died without
wsrninG.
Secretary Window died while spanking at q banquet.
Secretary Chandler found dead his bed at the
Grand Pacific Hotel.
Senator Tom Corwn expired at reception while talking
with Salmon p. Chase Ben Wade. Senator Schenck and
John Sherman
The Hon. Hannibal Hamlin died at the club while
chatting with his friends.
Minister Pendlean passed away while seated in g roll
road train.
Senator Charles Sumner. Massachusetts pride. died sud
denly working faithfully to the hour Of his death
Senator Simon Cameron feels the mysterious crespnRs
OF PARALYSIS and falls IN the arms Of his friends.
salmon p Chase passed away peacefully whhe seated
at his desk with his In his hand
10 IL has dawned upon the public Of tho county, the
heads OF departments 10 Washington and discerning people
generally that some great reason for
all OF these untimely deaths II with visw. II pos
sibe OF solving this question that called upon number
OF prominent men. ehe results OF which given herewith
IL Is well known that OF tho Natfons greatest men b
General B. E. Trucy Secretary Of the Navy, and that no
man In Washington has worked harder persstenty or
more effectively His timely and efficient work in building
up our Nstonal defence when the question OF war With
Chill was being sgtsted necessarily have brought
great strain upon his system. He found. however.
at the head OF the Navy Department. and in very good
hunOr. Referring 20 the subject General Tracy said
II am in good health and spirits at present Seward
years AGO. however / fully impressed with the idea
that had uric acid my blood that took good care and
good medicine prevent IT. Increase continuance"
MAY / ask. General what course you ahopei :"
IL had heard Of things. but determined 70 Sy
especially ! found It all that desired, and al
though that time since as you see, vel DO
day, although stil taking hc same medicine. which Is
Warmers Safe Cure"
Colonel Daniel the chief of the First Division
Comptroer's Once Of The rpted States Treasury,
said:
II had unusual opportunity 10 watch The con-
dition OF pubic man and the strains which public lie
brings. Many prominent men break down suddenly ana
while this may b. Of other walks In life. " seems
especially OF Washington. Ny experience hns shown
remedy hns more beneficial Tor the serhs
Of life in tho case of public than any Other known
discovery. That remedy Is Warmers safe Cur Inc
most remarkable OF its power Is that OF hf
Henderson wilkinson the wel.known pension attorney
HIS restoration n health through it, use wa simply mar
yeous 1 myself believe In It implicitly"
CONGRESSMAN J. c. Delden. Of New-iork. when ap
preached upon the subject sid
"Ex.Cioyernor AlVord. H Syracuse y. ana ALSO eA'
SPEAKER OF the House furnished the most "pnder1w IN
stance OF the fact public could WITHSTAND He
strains public fc and yet live 10 green old age
men have ever been sckcr than Senator AVord was "'
ne is now hale and hearty. His recovery Que en'''S
10 Warmers Safe Cure which IA GRANNY al ,he COM
mendotion Of any discovery tiot could be- rquird
Mr. l.. w. Feeston. Judiciary Division Oonp'fo''r
once United States Treasury, said;
Ten years ago nl-v"ry H. win dsea'
pronounced by my attendant phySicians 10 b. ihe'I''h
Rights disease. Tht trotmcnt failed y b"neht me gu"
grew steadily and aNrmingly worse. Under the ao''''
Of friends ! began wsrnsrs sAfe Cure ana nave
been in perfect heah since an glad " sN' sS
hecause Il NAV say the lives Of others"
Senator B. X. Bruce cordially answered inquiries
my gratitude I, due to Hon. II. II. Warner manu-
opctycr Of TIE Safe Cure for The Wohoer' -
coverv whioh experienced through ne IN" o. n
madeleine | am well oo-dsv and believe many p"hi'
men MIA. preserve their health ard p'@ons @eF u' o'
the use Of this great remedy"
THO zane sentiment can found an over W~n'ns'oi
and bora is scarcely desk In the Treasury or o0ef ~
,u,,meo,s where bottle 81 mis- remedy onnnot be ionhu
H. ootr,la-ty here f. due wholly 70 what IL 10 s'-
coInpished.