The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-13
THE MORNING NEWS: "WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1892.
PUBLIC MEN SPEAK.
OPINIONS oFIMpORTANCE FREELY
EXPaEs SAD.

Most interesting and Valuable Facts
Brought Out III an Interview Ey Our
Correspondent
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 12.-The in
terview with various prominent men which
| recently sent you as to the apparently
mysterious cause of the uDtimey and sud-
den deaths among them, has aroused a
great deal Of excitement.
Senators, representatives and heads Of
departments all declare that unless some
steps can be- taken to avoid the killing
strains Of public life, few prominent men
would care TO run for office. Traced to its
source, 1t has become fully apparent that
there is one great cause for it all, aid that
cause is the wearing strains upon certain
organs Of the body, which cause their it's
sues to give way, and hence, bring about
sickness or sudden death. | continued the
Investigation, which was reported Yester-
day, 10y calling upon a number OF leading
public mon,
Hon. Daniel Lockwood, genial aud whole
souled, has an extensive knowledge of the
| public men OF the country lie was we'll
aware Of the strains to which they are sub-
iected, aud the sudden deaths which have
been SO prevalent 1T would SEEM he
said. "as though there should be some way
Of preventing these things, Our grand
fathers had family remedies that seemed TO
preserve health and proloug life, and il
would appear as though some modern dis
covery should be found which would answer
the same purpose for the added strains of
modern life. | think if any one has such a
discovery IL Is CO tainly my friend Warner
with his famous Safe Cure. | know Of a
great mauy people who use it constantly,
ana have IN mind ouegentieman connected
With the Roverument printing Office here
| who, { gether with his wife, has occasion
to be exceedingly grateful for the restored
health and strength which Warmers Safe
Cure has impaired
Hon. II. s. Greenleaf was found In the
| House of Representatives H. said: 1.-THE
exhaustions Of public life are certainly very
great, but so also are the strains of business
life, of professional life, of social life.
have personal acquaintance with Mr. War
ner, the dlscoverer of the celebrated Sale
Cure, and consider IL far superior to any
or oil other preparations. Certainly any
article as popular as that and selling as ex-
tenslvely as it does must have unusual
merit"
Probably the most remarkable case of a
government official brought to DEATHS door
and then rescued is that of MIR. J. Hender-
son Wilkinson, a prominent attorney Of this
city. In conversation with me he said:
Ten years ago was seized with an attack
OF Brights disease. | was then at work in
the treasury here. | know 1t was Bright's
disease for several reasons In early life
studied medicine some little time. I knew
from my symptoms what my trouble was
but was also in the hands Of my physi-
clans. How badly l became, you
can understand when | say that
my hands became bloated and act
uslly cracked open. My limbs and body
would alternately swell and collapse l
could only creep across the floor. Finally
my physician said to me: You are at
deaths door with B'ight's disease You
may live few weeks, but there Is absolutely
no hope of your recovery Although / was
so very sick my friends did not
desert me. Many Of them called
70 express their sympathy. Col.
Daniel A. Grusvenor. judge Tarbel.
Rev. DR.. Rankin, Col. Robert NJ. Douglas
more than hundred prominent men
extended to me their sympathy. None sup
posed for a moment | could ever recover.
Upon the advice of the Rev. Or. Rankin,
now president Of the Howard University
| began the use OF a preparation OF which
had but little knowledge. began to inn
prove at once. | continued its use, nothing
else, and state to you to-day that l owe
my life solely to Warmers Safe
Cure, which rescued me from the
grave after the doctors had abandoned
all hope. | am certain that If men and
women generally fully realized the wonder
full power OF this great discovery, and used
it faithfully, there would be less sickness.
fewer deaths, longer life and more happi-
ness than at present.
was greatly impressed with Mr.. Will
kinson's earnestness OF manner. Certain it
is that his statement is true, and that he is
to-day In perfect health.
Senator Blackburn not only knows what
wearing strains Of political life are, but
also Of the power which the great dis ,overy
above mentioned has shown both in Wash.
ington and throughout the land Indeed,
he is a living example Of its efficiency.
| saw Senator w. G. Squire, Mr. H. O.
Clark of the first auditors office, Capt. J.
q. Ball and many others and their state-
ments amply confirmed oil had previously
learned.
Mr. Abraham l. Hahn, we'll known in
newspaper and army circles, said: Person
ally l have used Warmers Safe Cure, and
consider it the best medicine in the world
for the diseases 1t is recommended to cure.
A member of my family has also bean
cured after several physician had failed to
do any good"
Mr.. Ii. Mcneil. highly educated man, q
graduate OF a medical college, said: 81 have
frequently heard Mrs. Hahn mention War;
ner's Safe Cure, and its highly beneficial
| effect"
Wherever | went I found the testimony
I he same. 1t was generally admitted that
the strains of public life i'll Washington wore
wearing and shortening TO the life. but it
Yves universally conceded that for overcom-
ing these tendencies for strengthening the
vitality, toning the health and prulonging
tue life nothing had ever been known equal
TO the great remedy have above described.
| OFFICE OF s. CHERRY q Drayton Street
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec, &c. 1891.
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