The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1892-10-07
PUBLIC MEN SPEAK.
OPINIONS OF IMPORTANCE FREELY
EXPRESSED.
Most Interesting and Valuable Facts
Brought Out in an Interview by Our
Correspondent.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. April 9.-The in.
terviews with various prominent men
which | recently sent you as to the APP
parently mysterious cause of the UNI
timely 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 it's source, it has become fully appar-
emit that there is one great cause for it
ALL and that cause is the wearing strains
upon certain organs of the body which
cause their tissues to give way, and
hence bring about sickness or sudden
death. l continued the investigation,
which was reported 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 well aware of the strains to
which they are subjected, and the sudden
deaths which have been so prevalent.
sit would SEEM" he said, 'as though
there should be some way of preventing
these things. Our grandfathers had
family remedies that seemed to preserve
appear as though some modern discov-
cry should be found which would answer
the same purpose for the added strains
of modern life. | think if anyone has
such discovery it is certainly my friend
Warner with his famous Safe Cure. |
know of a great many people who use
it constantly; and | have in mind one
gentleman connected with the Govern
ment Printing Office here who, together
with his wife, has occasion to be exceed
ingly grateful for the restored health
and strength which Warmers Safe Cure
has impaired"
Hon. H. S. Greenleaf was found in the
House of Representatives. He said:
"The exhaustions of public life are GER
tainly very great, but so also are the
strains of business life, of professional
life, of social life. 1 have personal ac-
quaintance with Mr.. Warner, the dis
coverer OF the celebrated Safe Cure, and
l consider it lar superior to any or all
other preparations. Certainly any arti-
Gle as popular as that and selling as ex-
tensiyely as it does, must have unusual
merit"
Probably the most remarkable case of
government official brought to death
door and then rescued is that of Mr.. j.
Henderson Wilkinson, q prominent at
torney of this city. In conversation
with me, he said ''Ten years ago / was
seized with an attack of Bright disease.
| was then at work in the Treasury,
here. | know it was Brights disease
for several reasons. In early life studied
medicine 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
limb and body would alternately swell
and collapse. | 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 few
weeks, but there is absolutely no hope
of your recovery Although / 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 M. Douglas-mOre than hun
dred prominent men-exteuded to me
their sympathy. None supposed for a
moment | could ever recover. Upon the
advice of the Rev. DR.. Rankin, now
President of the Howard University, l
began the use of preparation of which
had but little knowledge. l began to
improve at once. l continued its use,
nothing else, and / state to you to-day
that l owe my life solely to Warner S
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 won
derful power of this great discovery, and
used it faithfully, there would be less
sipkppSs fpwar dpatbS lOuORr life and
more happiness than at present"
was greatly impressed with Mr.. Will
kinson's earnestness of manner. Ger
tain 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 lie
are, but also of the power which the
great discovery above mentioned has
shown both in Washington and through.
out the land. Indeed, he is living ex'
ample of its efficiency.
: | saw Senator w. G. Squire, Mr.. HI. G
! Clark of the First Auditors Cffice, Cap
tain ]. g. Ball, and many others, and
their statements amply confirmed all
had previously learned.
: Mr.. Abraham |. Hahn, we'll known in
newspaper and army circles, said: "Per
sonally, have used Warmers Safe Cure
and consider it the best medicine in the
world for the diseases it is recommended
to cure. A member of my family h a
; also been cured after several physicians
had failed to do any good.
Mr.. H. Mcneil a highly educated
man, a graduate of medical college
said: 81 have frequently heard Mrs
Hahn mention Warmers Safe Cure, anC
: its highly beneficial effect"