The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-11
PUBLIC MEN SPEAK.
OPINIONS OF IMPORTANCE
FREELY EXPRESSED.
Most Interesting and Valuable
Facts Brought Out in an Inter
view by Our Correspondent.

he apparently mysterious cause Of
he unlimely and sudden deaths among
hem, has aroused a great deal of ex-
element.
Senators, representatives and heads
Of departments all declare that unless
,ome steps can be taken to avoid the
killing strains of public life, few pron-
mel men would care to run for Office.
Traced to its source, it has become
ully apparent that there Is one great
cause for it all, and that cause is the
wearing strains upon certain organs D.
he body which causes their tissues To-
give way, and hence bring about
ickness or sudden death. | con-
inued the investigation. which was
| reported yesterday, by calling upon a
number Of leading public men.
Hon. Daniel Lockwood, genial and
whole sJuled, has au extensive Bnow!-
| edge of the public men of the country.
He was well aware of the strains to
| which they are subjected, and the sud.
den deaths which have been so pre-
valent. 1T would SEEM" he said, las
hough there should he some way OF
! preventing these things. Oar grand
fathers bad family remedies that
| SCENE to preserve health and pro
! ong life, and it would appear as
| though some modern discovery should
| be found which would answer the
same purpose for the added strains Of
mOdern life. | think if ally one has
-uch a discovery it is certainly my
| friend Warner with his famous Safe
| cure. | know Of "A great many people
Vho use it constantly. and i have IN
mind one gentleman connected with
tue Government Printing Office here
who, together with his wife, has Oc-
cason to be exceedingly grateful for
the rts ored health and strength which
| Warner's Safe Cure has impaired"
Hon II. S. Greenleaf wa found in
t e House of Representatives. He said:
The exhaustions of public life are
| certainly very great, but so also are
! the strains of business life, of pro-
fessional life, of social life. l have
| personal acquaintance with Mr.. War
uer, the discoverer of the celebrated
| Safe Cure, and | consider it far superior
10 any or all other preparations.
| Q rtainly any article as popular as
That and selling as extensively as it
does, must have unusual merit"
Probably the most remai kable case
Of government official brought to
deaths door aud then rescued is that
Of Mr.. j Henderson Wilkinson, a
prominent attorney of this city. In
conversation with nle, he said "Ten
years ago | was seized with an attack
of Bright's disease. / was then at
work in the Treasury, here. | know
it was Bright's disease for several
reasons. In early life, studied medi-
cine some little time. | knew from
my symptoms what my trouble was
but l was also in the hands of my
nhysicians. How badly / became,
YOU can understand when / say that
my hands became bloated and actually
cracked open, Ny 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 Brights
disense. You may live a few weeks,
out there is absolutely no hope of your
recovery Although / was 80 very
Sick my friends did not desert me.
Numbers Of them called to express
their sympathy. Col. Daniel A. Gros
venor, Judge Tarbel, Rev. DIR. Rankin
Col. Robert NJ. Douglas-more than Q
hundred prominent men-eXtended tC
me their sympathy. None supposed
for moment l could ever recover
Upon the advice of the Rev. DR.
Rankin, now Presidentof the Howard
University, began the use of a prep
aration of which ] had but littl'
knowledge. / began to improve a
once. I continued its use, nothing
else, and / state to you to day that
owe my life solely to Warmers Slf
Cure, which rescues me from thu
grave after the doctors had abandoned
all hope. l sm certain that if mel
and women generally fully realized
The wonderful power of this great dis
! oOvery, and used it faithfully, ther
. would be less sickness, fewer deathf
longer life and more happiness thai
at present"
/ was greatly impressed with Mr.
, WilkinsOn's earnestness OF manner
, Certain it is, that his statement /
, true, and that he IS to-day in perfec
/ health.
Senator Blackburn not only know
what wearing strains Of political lif
are, but also of the power which tn
great discovery above mentioned ha
shown both in Washington an,
- throughout the land. Indeed, he is
t living example of its efficiency.
/ saw Senator w. g. Squire, M II
z @. Clark of the First Auditors Office
$ Captain J. G Ball, and many Others
i aud their statements amply cOnfirme,
l all had previously learned.
MIR. A Abraham l. Hahn, well know
in newspaper and army circles, said
personally, have used Warner
Safe Cure, and consider it the be:
9 medicine in the world for the diseas,
u it is recommended to cure. A membC
y of my family has also been cured aftC
: !, several physicians had failed to d
!, any good"
- :. Mr.. IL. Mcneil, a highly educate
- man, a graduate of a medical c0lleg
= said: ~ have frequently heard Mr.
Hahn mention Warmers Safe Cur
ard its highly beneficial effect"
Wherever / went l found III
/, testimony the same. 1t was general
s. admitted that the strains of public Iii
3 in Washington were wearing an
It shortening to the life, but II WI
Is universally conceded that for owe
r coming these tendencies for strength