The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-16
ARE YOU SAFE /?
An important. Question for Any
Man or Woman
WHO PRIZES, HAPPINESS
"A Correct Report Of Conversation
Between Some Prom inent Men la
New York Club.

New York CluD.
"What is to become of the American
people?"
II was not . politician, but clear
minded, level headed bank president who
made this remark yesterday, at one OF the
leading clubs OF New York. The subject
of discussion had been the enormous
number OF sudden deaths from heart dis
ease, and a number OF prominent gentle
men were. discussing it. Among the com-
pany was a doctor, a railroad supsrinten-
dent, and a minister of the Gospel.
"I tell you, II is enough to make any
man or woman shudder. Joseph Z. Will
son, the receiver OF the Atchison, Tope-
ka, and Santa Fs Railroad, died at the
Holland House, New York, before he
had chance TO bid his wife and daugh-
tiers farewell. George +. Root, the sweet
singer and composer, passes away in q
similar manner Indeed, we none OF us
can tell what momement we may be
called, and il ought to make anyone stop
and think"
The company all looked at the doctor.
He said:
"Your remarks are well timed. The
strains, the pressure, the competition In
business, professional and social life, OF
| ten tend TO shorten life and bring IL to q
| quick close, but no man ever died sud
denly who did not have warnings-d :
| ger signals, il you please-ln advance. III
| he did not have pains around the heart,
which Is quite probable, he had pains In
| other parts of the body, especially In the
muscles. joints, and front or base OF the
| brain. In many cases he or she has hao Q
! swelling Of the wrists, ankles. or about
the waist, indicating bloating with dropsy
tendency. Such people have uric acid In
| the blood, and a weakened action OF the
| heart, and they know, IL they stop to
think, that the breaking down entirely
of the heart is liable ct any time 7"
The banker who had first spoken, and
appeared greatly interested, said:
"But, Doctor, what can one dot Re-
frain entirely from the pleasures, the du-
ties and the activities OF life?''
"Not at all, " replied the eminent physi-
cian; "regulste the life-use care and
some good regulating, life-prolonging
remedy, and there need be but little
doubt OF good old age. / know OF one
thing which for very many years has
shown itself able to accomplish this, and
there are thousands of people who prolong
their lives and preserve their health by
its use. y =.
al think / know to what you refer, 4"
said the minister.
"what is it?" asked the doctor.
"If am not mistaken, ii is Warmers Safe
| Cure, OF which have seen much, and 10
whose influence owe great deal.
"You are correct" replied the doctor,
"and there are many other advanced peo-
pc who realize its great value as you do.
, 1t is, perhaps. the misfortune OF this age
that people will shorten their lives, but
believe that heart disease, apoplexy, heart
failure and all the many troubles which so
suddenly remove men and women might
be avoided il the warnings which Nature
gives were needed and the right remedy
used in time"
There can be no question as to the
soundhess of the views expressed by these
gentlemen, nor Of their value TO those
who desire tc take advantage OF them.
Certain IT ia, that sudden death need not
be feared If proper precaution and care
are used.