Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-12
AT THE CAPITAL
POLITICAL EXCITEMENT LARGELY
oyERSHAOowfD.
A Most Interesting Iaiersis. with Number
Of Prominent 0fSeials-tOw the Strains
of Pubic Life are Overcome.

HASNttHf0Ns aEth ~ eOs~t " - N&N~'~
meat Of Ceagrrss aad the istsrvss caused By
varying sshemes ana various measures have
been esefshAaowed of lstetn Washington ~
the revelations Of the aarmiEg aesta rate
among public msa. and the additional tact
that Ia nearly esery case the Cause of the sssth
can be traced TO one source. Congressman
springcrs dangerous aad long-eoatinaea III
n,.ss the sudden death Of Senator Plumb. ana
Mr.. Blsine,s constant III health have mus
tered from the grave the memory OF an army
OF public men whe have died In tue barness.
Senator Beck dropped insensible in the Pc
temae Depot on the exact spot where Presi-
dent Garfield MAS shot.
Secretary Folges worked 10 the last. az ;
etsd without warning.
Secretary windom died while speaking a.
banquet
Secretary Chandler was found dead in his
bed at the Graad Pacific Hotel.
Senator Tom corwln expired % . receptie
while taking with salmon p. Chase. Bea Wade
- nstor Sehcnek ana John sherman.
Tae Hon. Hannibal Hamlin died al the ciul
while chatting with his friends
Minister Penaleton passed AWAY while seat
ed In = railroad train.
Senator Charles sumner. MASSACHUSETTS
pride d ed suddenly. working faithfully 10 the
hour OF his death.
Senator Simon Cam eron feels the myster-
ious creep ings OF paralysis. and falls IL the
arms of his friends.
Salmon =. Chase passed away peacefully
while seated at his desk with his pen In l.
hand.
Ii has dawned upon the public men OF the
country. the theads of departments in Wash
ingIon. and discerning people generi ly. that
there must b some one great reason for a Il OF
these untim-Iy deaths. Ii WIS with yisw. II
possible OF solving this que ton that called
upon n number o prominent men. the results
OF which are given herewith. liz iswe known
that one of the nations greatest men Is Gen.
b. T. Tracy. Secretary of the Navy. aud that
no man in Washington has worked harder
more persistentiy. o. more ciiectiNe y. His
timely and efficient work Ia buildiag up our
national q lenses when the question OF Wal
with Chill WAS being agitat d. must necessaf-
lily have brought a reat strain upon his sys-
TEN. lie was foun /. however al the head o.
the Navy Department. AID in very good hu-
NOR. Referring to the subject Gen. Tracy
said:
Il am in good health and spirits at present.
Several years ago. however. / WAS So fully I'm
pressed with III, idea that | had uric acid in
my blood that took coed care and 20 med
| icine to prevent its Increase or continuance.
| adoptcd?"
II had heard OF many til e. but determ
I led TO try one especially. 1 loGnd IL all tina;
| 4 desired. aud. although that was some time
since. L am. AS you see. well today, although
am still taking the same medicine. which ],
Wan rs Safe Cure
Co Oh Daniel Grosvenor. the G ,ief of tht
First Division OF the Comptrollers Once
| the United States Treasury, sad;
Il have had III unusual opportunity &c
watch the condition OF pubic men ald IN
| stratus whica public life ings. Many prom
inent men break down suddenly. and. whilt
| til may also be true of other walks in life. II
| seems especially true of Washington. NJ *
perience has shown that one remedy has pro
ven more beneficial for the strains of Lille Ia
| the case of public men than any other knows
discovery. That remedy is Warmers SAFE
Cure. The most remarkable Instance Of its
power Is that Of Mr.. j. IL. Henderson Wilkin
son. well known pension attorney. His re
storatan to heal through It's use was Simply
marvellous. / myself believe in IL implicitly
Congressman j. C. Deden of New York.
! wlen approached upon the subject. satd
Ex-Governor Alvord of Syracuse. y. Y. an
| also ex-Speaker OF the House. furnished th
most wonderful instance OF tn. fact that
public mon could withstand the strains
public life aud yet live { q green old age. Fes
men have ever been sicker than Senator Al
vorJ was. hut he is nov hale and hearty. Iii
reco,e is due entirely TO Warmers Safe Cure.
who is certainly all the c. m nenda.ion of
| any discovery that ,u,d be required"
Mr.. l.. III. Eglestun. Judiciary Division.
| Conn trol.er's ONCE. uLited States Treasury
sad:
Ten years ago / was iIl-very Ill with
| disease pronounced by my attendant phys.
| cans TO be incp emf Bdght's disease. tn
| treatment failed To beneit me. and ir ~
| steadily and aIgrningiy worse. Under tn
advice OF friends began TO use Warmers SAT
| Cure. and have been In perfect health eve
| snc,. i am glad to state tuis. te.ause 1t ma
save the e OF others"
Sen:t b. X. Bruce cordilly answered II
| quirics;
=. gratitude Is due 70 Hon. ii. II. Warner
| ma Gfacturer OF the Warner Sifc Cure. I,
| the wonderful &C ~ which have expei
| fenced through the s OF his me lieinc. ! ar
| well thday. aud believe many pub 10 NE
| IN ght preserve their health ana prolonc thel
| liv, by the use ~ n great enedy."
| The same Sc lent can be found all owe
Washington. and there Is scarcely "a eess in
| tina Treasury or other d partn e {, W lere n
| bottle OF the ,medy cannot be 'uRd. Ii
| popularity here 10 due wholly to what 10 has
| accomplish,