Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-27
PUBLIC MEN SPEAK.
Opinions of Importance Freely
Expressed.
MOST interesting and Valuable Facts
Brought Out in an Interview by Our
Corresgondsnt

| DousAt Gut IN an interview by Our
| Correspondent
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 26-The interviews
VIII Win various Prominent men which l recen ly
sem you as TO the apparently mysterious cause Of
| tne untlmt ly and sudden deaths among them has
| aroused great deal of excitement
m representatives and heads of depart
nSnts al declare that unless some steps can be
taken TO avoid the killing strains OF Dnblic life
lew prominent meu would care to run for office
h 70 its source, 1t has become fully apparent
.at tnere IL one great cause for ii ALL and that
cause Is the wearing strains upon certain ORGANS
OF the BODY hch cause their tissues 10 Owe sysv
an no nence bring abJut sickness or sudden death
continued the Investigation which was renorfed
yeste rday, by Calling upon a numDer Of leading
public men e
Hon Daniel skwood. genial and whole souled,
nas an extensive knowledge of the pub ic men of
tne country. He was well aware OF the strains 10
Mhich they are subjected, and the sudden deaths
he said. las though there should be sooe wav Of
preven ting rhese things. Our grandfathers had
damlIy remedies that seemed to preserve health
ana proiong life, and it would appear as though
| some modern discovery should be found which
| would answe the same purpose for the add
strains OF modern life think if anyone has such
| p,ulscoVefy u certainly my lend Warner with
| MS famous Safe Cure. / know Of great MANY
people who use it constantly and have in mind
Orv sein'lem I connected with the government
pruning once mere who, together with his wife,
| mas occasion to be exceedingly grateful for the
restored health and strength which Warmers
sale cure has imparted."
Hon. Ii. Greenleaf was found in the bouse Of
| representatives. He said: THE exhaustious of
PUBIC ne are certainly very great but so also are
tne Ifalns OF business life of profess ona life of
! social life. l have personal acquaintance with
MI "arner, the dlscOver er of he celebrated safe
NE, ana consider 1t far superior TO any or all
o,her preparations. Certainly any article as on
uar as that ana selling as exten-!vely IS IL does
nu' have unusual merit"
Fioos, ly the most remarkable case OF a govern
| meht oHclal brought to deaths door and then
rescued Is tina of Mr.. j. Henderson wilkinson, a
i me attorney OF this city. In conversation
win nn ne salu' ZEN y, airs sgo was seized
| WIN an attack OF Bright's disease. was then at
| wotE Ia the treasury, ht re | SNOW it was
| pFights disease for vtral reasons. In early
fron, studied o medicine some lutte time. knew
| rom my SYM toms what my trouble was but |
| was aso IN hands OF my ply sicians How
| uauy became you cal unders a. d when I saw
onac ny h1h's be anne bloated and actually
| ClecSeu ops n. My limbs and body would alter
naIeS swell and collapse l could only creep
across the hoor Email, my physician said to me
You are at d. aIh's door with Irigbt's disease Won
! m Ii e Il few weeks, but there is absolutely mo
nope OF yolr recovery -ltho ugh was so very
SICK my friends did not desert me- Nun bers OF
| Ihem called to expr, IS their sympathy Col
| PANEL A Grosv nor, Judge Tarbel Rev Or
| RANKIN, Col. Robert NJ. Douglas-more han a
nunared prominent men-extended to me their
! sympathy. None supp osed for a moment 1 could
| ever recover. Uro1 the advice OF the Rev DR.
| RANKIN, now preslc ent of the Howard University
UeS Fan Ine use o, preparation of which had
| out li.lie knowledge. began 10 improve at once
| continued lis use, no hing else and | state 10
yon today that o , my Ii c solely 10 Wnrrer,s
SHA0 Suies WHICH re- cued me from the grave after
| the doctors had abandoned all hope | am c rtain
| mat II men and wemen morally fully real Zed
| tlle wonderful poWet of tn great discovery, and
| used II faithfull', the would be less sickness
.wer deaths, longer life and more happiness than
| at present." -"
was greatly impressed with Mr.. Wnkin. on's
earnestness OF N amer Certain il is that his
,tatement Il true, and that he is today in perfect
health.
| Sena o. Blackburn not only knows what w ar
ing strains OF litical Ii are. but also of the
power which the 9, eat discovery above mentioned
| has shown both in Washington and thror ghouI
| the I'D Indeed. he is a living example of 1t.
| efficiency
saw SenatorW. c. Squire, Mr.. IL, c. Clark O,
the nrst audi OF : Office, Captain J. G. Ball and
many others, and their statements amply confirmed
| all had previously learned.
| Mr.. Abrham l. Hahn, well known in newspaper
| and army circles, said: Personally, have u SEE
| warmers safe Cure, and consider il the be st ned
lclne IN the world for the diseases il is recon-
mended to cure. member OF nv family h.
also been cured sfte several physical hsG failec
to do any good
Mr.: II Mcneil, a highly educa ed man, a gradu
ate OF medical college, aid Il have freQuentl,
| heard Mrs Hahn men1on Warmers Safe Cure ant
its highly beneficial feet
Wherever went ] found the testimony the same
IL was sc orally admitted that the strains Of put
Tic NE In was lngton were Wei ring and shorten.
| ing 10 the life but ii univer> ally Concedt {
that Tor overcoming ths sc tendenc for strength
eninS the vitality, toning the health and prolOng
ing the life nothing had ever been known equal L
the great remeoy have above described.