The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
Justice Lamar, Phillips Brooks
and James G.. Blaine.
AN APPALLING LIST OF GREAT
PUBLIC MEN.

Many OF Them Have Passed Away Sud-
denly and without warning-what Is
Heart Disease or Apopiexy: :-Is t Not
Caused by Overwork or Over Indu'-
gence?
The recent sudden deaths Of promi-
ent men musters from the grave the
memory OF an army of great men VINO
have died in the harness. Note them
as they slowly file in review before you.
Senator Zach Chandler was found
dead in his bed at the Grand Pacific
Hotel
Secretary Window died while speak
ing at banquet.
Senator Beck dropped insensible In the
Potomac Depot on tue exact spot where
President Garfield was shot.
Secretary Folger worked to the last
and died without warning.
Senator Tom Corwin expired at a re-
ception while talking with Salmon Z.
Chase, Ben Wade, Senator Schenck and
John Sherman.
The Hon. Hannibal Hamlin died
at the club while chatting with his
friends.
Minister Pendleton passed away while
seated in railroad train.
Senator Charles Sumner, Massachu-
settss pride, died suddenly, working
faithfully to the hour of his death.
Senator Simon Cameron feels the mys-
terious creepings of paralysis and falls
in the arms of his friends.
Salmon p. Chase passed away peace
pen in his hand.
Uica uy.1.a- J;aI affar
emerging from the Senate bathroom.
John Quincy Adams dropped IN his
chair in the House of Representatives.
| And so the list might be prolonged.
1t would include such brilliant names as
Senator Matt Carpenter, Secretary OF
the Treasury Daniel Manning, EXPIRES
! ident Arthur, the Hon. Thomas IL. Ben
ton, Senator Ferry and others.
These men died suddenly and with
out warning, but significant fact in
connection with their deaths is that the
cause in each case was the same. II
may have been called heart disease OF
apoplexy," but what is heart disease oi
| apoplexyI Simply result, not cause
| Overwork and overindulgence weaken
certain great organs. From the weak.
ness of these organs the blood becomes
poisoned, clots the heart and clogs the
brain. Do you ask what these organ:
| are! The kidneys and liver. None o
these great men would have died a:
they did had their kidneys and livei
been in order. Physicians realize thi,
truth, and the more intelligent men ant
women are beginning TO find it out. No
only this, but they have found out tn,
way of preventing this gradual under
mining of the life and the coming on o.
sudden death. Re I'd what they say:
DIR. Hoesch OF Berlin, Germany. as
serts: have been the victim of pal
pitation of he heart, and upon takinJ
the least cold the symptoms would be
come alarming. This mas entirely dis
appeared under the use of Warmers Saf
Cure, and am perfectly we'll an
strong"
DR.. r.. A. Gum, dean of the Unite
States Medical College, New York
declares Il am independent enoug
and frank enough to commend mos
heartily that great remedy, Warner
Safe Cure"
The Rev. j. E. Rankin, d. d., {
Washington, ID. c., atfirms: II lno'
physicians Of the highest character an
standing who prescribe and use Wa
ner's Safe Cure for diseases of the kit
neys and urinary organs. desire
the interest of humanity to recommen
this medicine"
Great men may pass away suddenl
and leave warning 10 others who n
overworking or overindulging. The sic
der thread of life may be strained, bl
it need not be snapped if care and Il
right preventive remedy are used. Mo
ern lire has its strains, but it also III
its discoveries which preserve the heal
and lengthen the life. And foremo
among the discoveries for the benefit
humanity is the great one Of whic
these scientific men speak.