The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-04 00:00:00

AN ALARMING DISEASI LYSLIOTIIIe •
NUMEROUS MISS.

The diesel commences with a slight derangement el the
stomach, but, if neglected, it in tiros involves the whole frame
embracing the kidneys, liver, pancres, and, in fact, the entire
glandular system; and the *Metal drags cut a miserable ex-
istence until death gives relief from suffering. The deems
is often mistaken for other complaints; but it the reader will
ask himself the following questions, he will be able to
ad..terrnine whether he himself Is one of the Mete :—lfave I
distress, pen, or difffeulty in breathing after sating? Is there
&dull, heavy feeling speeded by risw.iness? Hare the eyes
• yellow tinge? Does • thick, sticky mucous gather about
the gums end teeth in the mornings accompareied by a
disagreeable taste ? Is the tongue coated? It there path in
Ithe -ides eel back le there a fulness shout the right side
Ma if the liver were enlarging Is there canteens.' ? Is there
vertigo or dizziness when rising suddenly from • horizontal
position? Are the secretions from the kidneys highly
eoloureel, with • deto.it after eta ding? Does food ferment
soon after eating, accompanied by flatulence or • belching of
gas from he stomach Is there frequent palpita-
tion of the heart ? These venous symptoms may not
be present at one time, but they tor i ens the sufferer
in turn as the dreadful d seam progreises. If the
case he one of ion: standing, there will be a dry, hacking
cough attend° I after a time by expectoration. In very ad•
rancid Moses the skin sesames a dirty brownish appearance,
and the home an I feet are cevere I by a cold stock) per-
spiration. As the liver and kidneys become more wild more
11W:seed, rheumatic pains appear, and the noel treauneet
pr eves entirely unavailing eraingt this latter agonising dit-
osder. The origin of this malady is induestion or dyspepsia,
and a small quantity of the proper medicine will remove the
disease if taken in ite incipiency. It is most Important that the
disesseshould be promptly and properly treated in Regret stage
wen a little medicine will effect a cure, and eves when it has
obtained • strong boll the correct remaly should be persevered
en until every netse of the dim tie is eradicated, until the
appetite has returned, and the digest co organs are restored to
• healthy condition. The surest and mast effectual remedy for
this dismissing complaint is "Seigel'. Curative Syrup,' •
vegetable preparation, sold bo• all chemists and micine
von Pore throng pout the we Id, ard by the Proprietors, A. .I,
White, Lulli.', 21, Farrinedon-road, London, EC, This
Syrup strike+ at the very foundation of the di 4021 C, and drives
it. root and branch, opt of the system.
Market-ulace, Pxklingto.n, York.
October 2, ISM.
ffir,—Being s sufferer for years with dispemia In ell ite
wont forms, and after spending pounds in medicines, I was
at a t perneaded to try Mother seigol's Curative Syrup, ard
am thankful to sty have derive I more benefit from it than
any other medicine I ever t ok, awl w natal advice a ey one
suffermg from the same compei et to give It a tried, the
rerulta they would soon end eut fr themselves. If you like
to make any use of thi I teat ivlOn al you are quite at let erty to
do so. Yours respectful y, (-itned) It. TCrotee.
limoct's Dreamer Pitts, unlike many Mods of catharUe
teed, closes, do not make you feel wone before you feel better.
Their operation I. gentle but thorough, end unatteoded with
disagreeaba effects such as nausea, griping pairs. Sc , arc_
39, Aireatreet, Goole, March Mtn, 1832
Dear Sire—l can testify to having had an Immense sale for
Seigel's Syrup end Pt and to the fact that m any have borne
wales tons, of great benefit roes-ref from the use I these
medicines. Some have declare' they have bawl made over
again, and their health completely restorer by thew means.
i rem Lin, dear sirs, yours truly,
Messrs. A. J. White, Lim teL IS. W. ROIllaT)11.
N • one but those who have suffered con describe the symp-
toms of mama, but it is pie Leant to know that "The Meson-
weed Tar Mixture' always gives iMMa Alto raid. .ad
dna' ly die :14 a permanent cure of this dreadful Meese
Post-OMeo, Ore, September 7, ISSI.
Sir,—l shell have much pleasure in circulai Mg a good
number of your Almanac. for the reeling yen:; those I had
I set year were the mesas of bringing the medicine before •
great numbered leers ns who fled n t heard of it b fore. In
this part Mother tiegel "Is quite ah • esehold word. Now
I always r commend it, al I have personally found it the
ffeest thing for Imligesti m that I h ate tried, and it hoe
effected remarkable curet In pen ells Ileinj neat ins. I 1103
glad rosy our eons are steadily increasing.
loon sincerely,
Ono. 511, DIX.

Mr A . J.Whlta.