The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-08
WHAT DQESIT MEAN
Justice Lamar, Philips Brooks
and James 9. Blaine.
AN LIST OF GREAT PUB
Lie MEN.

Many Of Them Have Passed Away Sud-
denly and without wnrnins-what
Is Heart Disease or Apopiexyf-Is Il
not Caused by Over work or Overindui-
aenco.
The recent sudden deaths OF proml.
nent men musters from the grave the
memory OF an army OF great men who
who have died in the harness. Note
them as they slowly file In review be-
fore you
Senator Zach Chandler was found
dead in his bed at the Grand Pacific
Hotel. &.
Secretary Window died while speak.
Ing at banquet.
Senator Book dropped insensible In
tho Potomac Depot OH the exact spot
where President Garfield was shot.
Secretary Folger worked to the last
and died without warning.
Senator Tom Corwln expired at
reception while talking with Salmon
z. Chase, Ben Wade, Senator Schenck
and John Sherman,
| Tho Hon, Hannibal Ha lin died at
the club while chatting with his
friends.
Minister Pendleton passed away
while seated In a railroad train.
Senator Charles Sumner. Massachu-
sets pride. died suddenly, working
faithfully to tho hour of his death.
Senator Simon Cameron feels the
mysterious creeplngs OF paralysis
and falls in the arms OF his friends.
Salmon p. Chase passed away peace
fully while seated at his desk with his
pen in his hand.
Vice. President Wilson died after
emerging from the senate bathroom.
John Qalncy Adams dropped in his
chair In the House of Representatives
And so tho list might be prolonged
II would Include such brilliant names
as Senator Matt Carpenter, Secretary
of tho Treasury Daniel :AIannlng, Ex-
President Arthur, the Hon. Thomas
Ii. Benton, senator Ferry and others.
/, These men died suddenly and with
out warning but a significant fact In
connection with their deaths is that
, the cause In each case was the same.
i may have been called heart dis
ease" or 'apoplexy,' but what Is heart
disease or apoplexy2 Simply result,
not II cause, Overwork and overln.
diligence weaken certain great organs.
! From tho weakness of these organs
the blood becomes poisoned, clots the
! heart and clogs the brain. Do you ask
what these organs are2 The kidneys
and liver. None OF these great men
would have died as they did had their
; kidneys and liver been In order
f; Physicians realize this truth, but they
; have found out the way OF preventing
this gradual undermining OF the life
and the coming on of sudden death.
Read what they say;
DIR. Hoesch, Of Berlin, Germany,
asserts; Il have been tho victim OF
pal pitation OF the heart, and upon
taking the least cold the SYMPTOMS
would become alarming. This has
entirely disappeared under the uae of
, Warmers Safe Cure, and | am perfectly
+ we'll and strong"
DIR. II. A. Gum, dean of the United
, States Medical College, New York,
declares: II am Independent enough
and frank enough to commend most
heartily that great remedy, Warmers
Safe euro"
The Roy. J. L. Rankin, d. D., of
Washington, ID. c., atiirms: II know
physicians OF the highest character
and standing who prescribe and use
Warmers Safe Cure Tor diseases OF the
kidneys tnu urinary organs. | desire
In the interest oil humanity to recon.
mend this medicine"
Great men may pass away suddenly
and leave warning to others who are
, overworking or overindulging. The
slender thread of life uay he strained.
} but II need not be snapped IL care and
! the right preventive remedy arc used.
| Modern lie has its strains, but it also
has Its discoveries Which preserve the
health and lengthen the life And
} foremost umoGg the discoveries for
( tho benefit Of humanity Is the great
I ono OF which these scientific men
} speak.