Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-04-13

Nest Interesting and Valuable Fsc'l
Brought Out In an Interview By Oul
Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 12.-The
interviews with various prominent
uent men which l recently sent you
as to the apparently mysterious cause
of the unti,nely and sudden deaths
among them has aroused . 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, it has be.
como fully apparent that there is one
great cause Tor it oil, and that cause
is the wearing strains upon certain
organs Of the body which cause their
tissues to give way, aud hence bring
about sickness or sudden death. l
continued the investigation, which
was reported day before yesterday, by
calling upon a number Of leading
public men.
Hon. Daniel Lockwood, genial and
whole. souled, has an extensive knowl.
edge of the public men of the country.
He was we'll aware of the strains to
which they are subjected. and the
sudden deaths which have been SO
prevalent. "It would SEEM" he said,
las though there should be some way
of preventing these things. Our
grandfathers had family remedies that
seemed to preserve health aud prolong
life, and it would appear as though
some modern discovery should be
found which would answer the same
purpose for the added strains of mod.
ern life. l think if any one has such
q discovery it is certainly my friend
Warner with his famous Safe Cure. ]
know of great many people who use
it constantly, and l have IN mind enc
gentleman connected with the Gov.
eminent Printing Office here who,
together with his wife, has occasion to
be exceedingly grateful for the re
stored health and strength which
Warmers Safe Cure has inn ted"
Hon. Fl S. Greeneaf VAS found in
the House of Representatives. He
said: "rhe exhaustions of public life
are certain y very great, but so also
are the strains of business life, Of pro-
fessional life, of social life. have
personal acquaintance with Mr..
Warner, the discoverer of the cele-
brated Safe Cure, and consider it far
to any or all other preparations.
Certainly any article as popular as
that and selling as extensively as it
does, must have unusual merit"
Probably the most remarkable case
Of government official brought to
deaths door and then rescued is that
of Mr.. j. Henderson Wilkinson, a
prominent attorney of this city. In
with me, he said: "Ten
years ago | was seized with an alta *
Of Bright's disease. was then at
work in the Treasury, here. l know
it vas Bright's disease for several
In early life, ] studied med>
lcine some little time. knew from
my symptoms what my trouble was,
but l was also in the hands of nv
physicians. How badly l became,
you can understand when l say that
my hands became bloated and actu-
ally cracked open. My limbs and
body would alternately swell and |
collapse. | could only creep across
The floor. Finally my physician said
Y GU are at deaths door with Bright's
disease. You may live a few weeks,
but there is absolutely no hope of
your recovery Although l was so
very sick my friends did not deser.
me. Numbers Of them called to ex-
press She" sympathy. Col. Daniel A.
Grosvenor. Judge Tarbel, Rev. DR..
Col. Robert NJ. Douglas
more than hundred promine Mt men
extended to me their sympathy. None
supposed for . moment | could ever
recover. Upon the advice of the
Rev. DR.. Rankin, now Presi.
dent of the Howard University, Il
began the use OF a preparation of
which / had but little knowledge. Il
began to improve at once. con,in>
ued its use. nothing else, and state
to you to-day that owe my life solely
to Warmers Safe Cure, which rescued
me from the grave after the doctors had
abandoned all hope. l am certain
that it men and women generally fully
realized the wonderful mower NJ mi.