Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-09
AT TIE CAPITAL.
Political Exeitements Largely Over.
.- Swallowed.

A Most Interesting Interview With .
Number of Prominent ON sfAis-HoyS
the Strains of Public Life are Overcome
WASHINGTON, April She sbsorbtpg excite
ment Of CoRgress and the interest caused by
varying schemes and various measures have been
evershadowed Of late in Washington by the
revelation Of the alarming oea,n rate aueng
public neu. and the ADDITIONAL fact that il NJ ariy
every case tue cause Of the death can ee traced
to one source. Congressman sp,irse.'s da3ser.
Gus and long continued ilness, the sudden death
OF Senator Plumb, and Mt Biaiae's constant id
health have mustered from he grave tAe memory
OF an army Of publi; men who have died in the
harness.
Senator Beck dropped iasensib,e in the Poo
nag Depot on the exact SPIT where P-esidt mt
Gal held was shot.
Secretary rosler worked to the last, and died
without warning
Secretary Window died while speaking a,
banquet.
Secretary Chsntler was found dead in his bed
at the Grand Pacific hotel.
Senator Tom Corwin expired at a reception
willie talking with Salmon P. Chase, Ben Wade,
Senator schenok aud John Sherman.
The Hon. Hannibal Hsmlin died at the club
while chatting with his friends.
Minister Peudieton passed away while seated
in a railroad train.
Senator Charles Sumner. MASSACHUSETTS, pride
died suddenly, working faithfully TO the hour OF
biz des,h.
senator simon Cameron feels the mysterious
ereepipgs Of paralysis. and falls in the arms OF
his friends
salnon P. Chase passed away peacefully while
seated at his desk with his pen in his hand
1t hassdswned upon the public men OF the
cluntry Nhe heads q departments il " ASKING on
spd DISCERNING peeple generally, that there
untinely deaths 1t was with view il possible.
OF solving this question that 1 called upon a
number of prominent men the results OF which
are given herewith. II Is well known that one
OF tue nations greatest men is Gen. B. F. Tracy,
secre'ary of The Navy, and that no msu in Wash
iugton has worked harder, more Der, lists ntly. or
more effectively. His timely and efficient work
in building up our national defeuee when he
ques ion OF war with Chilli was bling agitated.
must necessarily have orousht Il great strsiu
upon his system. He WAS found, however at the
head Of the Navy Department. and in very god
humor. Referring to the subject Gen. Tracy
said
81 sm in good health and spirits at present.
Several wears ago, however. / was so FULLY i'm
Tessed with the idea that had uric acid in my
blood that took good care and COED medicine
10 prevent its increase or continuance
ASA otAttaip Nhat SOuloS ttt auut'
ted :"
II had heard of many things. but .termined
TO Try one especially found it all that de-
sired, and, althou Oh that was some line Tin e.
am. YOU see. well TO day, although | am still
tsking the same medicine, which is Warmers
Safe Cure -
Colonel Daniel Grosyenor, the Chief OF THE
First Division of the Comptroller's Office OF the
United States Treasury, said
81 have had an UNI sual opportunity TO watch
the condition Of public men and the strains
: Et "a hrtr Man nuap mar
break own suddenly. and, while this may also be
true OF other walks In life, II seems especially true
of Washington. My experience has shown that
one tmedY has proven more beneficial for the
strains OF life in the case OF pub ic men than any
other known discovery. That remedy l. srner :
Safe Cure. The most remarkable instance o. its
pow n is that OF Or. j. Henderson Wilkinson.
The well known pension attorney. His restoration
10 health through its use was simply marvellous.
| myself ha eve 10 it implicitly.
Congressman j. c. Belden Of New York, when
spproa he'd upon the subject. sold
"Ex Governor Alvord of syracuse, N Y, and
also ex.Speaker Of the House, furnished the
most wonderful instance Of the fact that public
man could withstand the strains OF rublc life and
vet live to green old age. Few men have ever
been sicter than Senator Alvord was, but he is
new hale and hearty. Hisrerov nv Is due en'ir ly
to Warmers safe Cure, which il certainly all the
commentator Of any discovery hat could be
required "
sir. l., II Eglss'on. Judlcisry Division. Comp
ttoller Office U1ited States treasury. said:
"Ten years a o was ill very in v ith disease
prom uucnd by my attendant physicians TO be
inGipiy,t BrighIs disease The treatment failed
to benof' me, aud grew steadily nd alarming
worse. Under the advice OF friends b. gan t.
nse Wsrn,r's safe Cure, and have betu IN pr
feet Heath ever since. 1 am glad to state this,
bt.ars 1t NAV save the life If Others"
senator Is. X. Bruce cordially answered in
guiras
MY prstitnie is due 10 Hon. H. IT. Warner,
manufacturer OF The Warner Safe Cure for the
wonderful cover which have experienced
through tho use OF his medicine | am well 10
day and believ. many public meu might preserve
their health and prolope their lives by the OF
this great remedy
The same sentiment can be found all ever
Washington. and th' re j. scarcalv desk in the
Treasury or other departments waere bottle OF
this remedy cannot be und. Its popularity here
Is due wholly to what it has accomplished.