The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14
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brought Out IN an Intcrvicw by Our
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brought Out III nm lntorvicw by Our
Correspondent.
WAsntSoroS, D. c., April 13.-Tlie in.
tervicws with various prominent men
which recently sent you as to tho ap.
parcntly mysterious cause Of the IN.
timely and sudden deaths among them,
has aroused u great deal Of excitement.
Senators, representatives and heads
OF departments all declare that unless
some steps can DO taken to avoid tho
killing strains Of public lie. few promi.
nent mon would caro- to run Tor office.
Traced TO Its source, it has become fully
apparent that there is one great cause
for 1t all, and that cause Is the wearing
strains upon certain organs Of tho body
which cause their tissues to give way,
and hence bring about sickness or sud.
den death. | continued tho invostiga.
ton, which was reported yesterday, b.
calling upon q number Of leading public
mon. t.
Hon. Daniel Lockwood, genial and
whole souled, has an extensive knowl-
edge OF the public men OF tho country.
lie was vol aware OF thG: strains. to
which they arc subjected, and tho sl,d.
On deaths which have been so preva.
lent. at would seem," no said, "as
though thore should DO some way OF
preventing these things. Our grand
fathers had family remedies that seemed
to preserve health and prolong life, and
It would appear as though some" modern.
discovery should be found which would
answer tho same purpose for the added
strains Of modern life. I think il any
one has such q discovery it is certainly
my friend Warner with his famous Safe
Cure. | know Of q great many people
who use 1t constantly, and l. have in
mind mi gentleman connected with the
Government Printing Office here, who,
together with his vito, has occasion to
be exceedingly grateful for the restored
health and strength which Warmers
Safe Cure has impaired"
Hon. HIS Grceloat was found in the
house OF Representatives. he, said:
"Thc exhaustions OF public life arc GER
tainly very.greut, but so also arc the
strains OF business life, OF professional
life, OF social life. I have personal &C.
quaintance with Mr.. Warner, the dis.
coverer OF the celebrated Safe Cure, and
| consider it iar. superior to any or all
other preparations. Certainly any arti-
Gle as popular as that and selling as ex-
tenslvely us it does must have unusual
merit"
Probably the most remarkable-case
OF 4 government official brought to
deaths door and then rescued is that Of
Mr.. J.. Henderson Wilkinson, a promi-
nent attorney OF this city. In CONVEX
sation with me, he said: "Ten years
ago ! was seized with san attack OF
bright's disease. l wass the1i at work
in the treasury, here. Il know 1t was
Brights disease for several reasons. In
early life l studied medicine for some
little time. ] knew from my symptoms
what my trouble was, but | was also in
the hands Of my physicians. How badly
| became YOU can understand when |
say that my, hands became bloated and
actually cracked open. My limbs and
body would alternately swell and col
lapse. | could only creep across the
floor. Finally my physician said to me:
You are at deaths door with Bright's
disease. You may live,a fow weeks, but
there is absolutely no hope-for your
recovery Although 1 was so very
sick my friends did not desert
me. Numbers OF them called to
express their sympathy. Col. Daniel
A. Grosvenor, Judge Tarbel, Rev. DR..
Rankin, Col. Robert NJ. Douglas-morc
than a hundred prominent men-cx-
tended to me their sympathy. None
supposed for q N IN ant l couid ever re-
cover. Upon the ad rice OF the Rev. DR..
Rankin, now president OF tho Howard
University, ! began the use OF 4 prepa-
ration OF which l had but little knowl-
edge. l began to improve at once. I
continued its use. nothing else, and !
state to you to-day that I owe my life
solely to Warmers Safe Cure, which res
cued me from the grave after the doc
tors had abandoned all hope. Lam GER
tain that il men and women generally
fully realized the wonderful power OF
this great discovery, and used it faith
fully, there would be less sickness, fewer
deaths, longer life and more happiness
than at present.
was greatly impressed with Mr..
Wilkinson'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 discovery above mentioned has
shown both in Washington andtlirough-
out the land. Indeed, he is 4 living ex-
ample OF its efficiency. s
saw Senator W. G. Squire, Mr.. Fl. @.
Clark, OF the First Auditors office, Cap.
tain j.. G. Ball, and many Others, and
their statements amply confirmed all |
had previously learned. f'e
Mr.. Abraham l. Hahn, we'll known in
newspaper and army circles, said: "Pcr-
sonally, l have used Warmers Safe Cure,
and consider it the best medicine in
the world for the diseases it is recon-
mcnded to cure. \ member OF myfam-
lily has also been cured after several
physicians had failed to do any good,"n"
Mr.. H.. Mcneil, q highly educated
nun, Siauiale VI Il nculCal ,COileSe,
said: VI have frequently heard Mrs.
Hahn mention Warmers Safe Cure and
its highly beneficial effect"
Wherever l went I found the testi-
mony the anne 1t was generally adj
mitted that the strains OF public life in
Washington were wearing and shorten
ing to the life, but it was universally
conceded that for overcoming these
tendencies ior strengthening tile vital.