Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-04-20
At THs CAPITAL.
Political Excitement Largely
Overshadowed.

A Most Interesting Interview with a
Number of Prominent ofhcials-H
the Strains of Public Life are Over
come.
WASHINGTON April 10 The absorbing excite
ment OF congress and the interest eansed by vary
ing schem:s and various measures have been
overshsdowed Of late in Washington by the ,e-
velation o tn alarming death rate among public
men, and the addition al fac taat in nea ly every
case the cause OF the death can be trac, d to one
source Congressman Springer's dangerous and
orgconiinued illness, the sudden ,eath of Sen
ator Plumb. and Mr. latne's 'onstant iii heal h
have musteredf ON the grave the memory Of an
army OF bic men who nave died in the harness
Senstor Be TX dropped insensible in the Potomac
depot on the exact spot wis re President Garfield
was shot
Secretary Folger wor. ed to the lsst. and died
withC ut warning.
Secretary Window died whilA soeakipe AT "a
banquet,
Secretary Chandler wac found dead in his bed
at the Grand Pacific hotel.
Senator Tom Corwin expired at a reception
while talking with Salmon p. Cha.e Ben Wade,
Senator Schenek and John sherman
The Hon. Hannibal Ha Min died at the CHM
while chatting with his friends.
Minister Pendieton assed away while seated
in railroad train
Senator Charl, Sumner, Massachusetts, pride.
died suddenly, working faithfully 10 the hour Of
his death
senator Simon Camelon feels the mys erious
creepngs OF paralysis, and falls in the of his
finds.
Salmon Chase passe d away peacefully while
| seated at his desk with his pen in his hand
II has daWned upon the public men of the
country, Inc heads OF departments in Washing
ton, aud Discerning people generally, that there
must De 81 me one great re ason for all, tn Sc an
timely deaths. II wa with view, if possib e, II
t1l'lns thls quS siio1 that called upon numb T
OF prominent men, he results of which are given
here vi h Ii Is well known that one OF The ma
tons greatest men is Gen b. F. Tracy, secretary
| hal no In -
worked harder, more persisienty, or more etfec-
lively. His timely and efficient work in building
up Sur national defence wheL the que tioa of war
WIN Z IL was teng agitated, must necessariI v
| have brought great strain upon his system He
was fou q, howev, 7, at the head Of the lazy de
1artme !. and In very good humor Referring to
the subject Gen. Tracy said:
! II am in good health and spirits at present.
SeVe al years ago, however, | was SO fully i'm
pressed with the idea that h I'D uric acid in my
b ood u al took good care ana goot medicine to
prevent Increase o. continuance"
| May ask, Gen raj, what Cou you adopted -
mad heard OF ma thiugs, bu determined
| 10 try one especially. Ifound 1t all tina. | de-
| sired, and, although that was some time since, 1
am, as ou see, well dav. l.. hough an still tai
rug tne same edicne, which is Warmers sat
Colonel Daniel Gre sveror, the chi ( of n. fr-t
division OF The cOmptroleT's office of the United
SIst-s treasury, said:
| Il We had an unusual opportunity IN ratch
TIE condition OF bic men ami the strains which
public life bi,ngs Many prominent men break
| wn sudden y, and. while IN may also be true
OF her wal In life it seems especially true of
| Wss ington. Nv experience has shown tuat one
remedy has proven more eneficial for the strains
| OF LIE u he case OF public men than auy o.hpr
1 Gown discovery. That remedy is Warnei : Safe
Care. II most rema' kable instance of its DOW er
: Is that OF Mr.. J. Henderson wilkinson the well.
4 knoAn pension attorney His restoration 10
/ health hr ugh its use was simply ulsrycl-us
/ myself believe in II implicitly
tongrrssm"1 j. c Bel Ter, of New York " hen
, approached upon the .ubjeci, said:
l a ~ SVra "
/ also ex-speak- Of the house, iura shed he most
wonderful insts zee OF the ia that u public man
could Withstand he stra ms Of public hfc ami Vet
| i've 10 a green old age. Few men have ever been
sIcker man Senator word wa. but he is now
hale snd hearty. His r covery il due entirely 10
Warnei : Ssfe Cure. which is certainly ell the
commendaiion Of any discovery that uld b. re-
CURED"
Mr.. l. 'EglcstDn, Judiciary d'vision comp
| troIlers Office, United Sia es lrea ury, laid:
Ten yesrS ago / was il-vcry ~ with a disease
prone dnce by nv ATTENDS II ply sIcians To be in
cipient E.igh:'s d. Fse. Inc treatment fai ed 10
verse under the aiS. .ce OF friends I began 10
use Warmers safe Cnre, sTd have been in perfect
heaIth ever : nee. I'm glad 10 state this. ctrse
IL NAV save the lines OF othe,s."
Sel 'pr d. X. Brace cordially answered in
: Or ries:
MY gratitude is due % Bon H II. Warner.
msnufs -tdrer Il Warmers Safe Care for thu. won
derful reco cry which have pei; enced thronn
tEe use of his medicine. am vel today, and be-
lieve many public men might pre- serve their
health and p. oong Their lives by the use Of tn :
great remedy"
The same sentiment can be foupd all over
| Washington, tud there is scarcely desk ia the
treasury or other departments where q bottle of
thl- remedy c0DHot BE- found. It's o N aritv h re
:. due wholly TO what it has accomplished.