Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-25

But while the causes Of these sudden deaths are
thus simple, there are great numbers of persons
In Imminent danger from them, and they can be
remedies. ~
The indigestion spoken OF is not one Of IN. ~
binary forms of dyspepsia 80 called. II is pecu-
liar, and requires a peculiar treatment The
persons most liable to II are those Of full habit,
particularly elderly persons Of full habit, good
livers, sedentary people who take not much e..
ercise. while perhaps their mental labors are Sc
we're; those who eat their meals At irregular
hours, etc; all who are subject to exhsusting Sc
cretions or discharges Of any kind also females
suffering from any female complaint. Its symp-
toms usually are feeling Of great fulness AZ
the stomach, with a languor and dullness, par
ticularly after eating even a moderate meal sluy-
gish circulation Of the blood often an unpleasant
dull, dead feeling in the left breast and side
sometimes severe pain perhaps severe palpita-
tion or nnttering or threbbing at the pit Of the
stomach tendency Of blood to the head, slug
gish condition of the bowels, ETC. Sometimes
the appetite Is poor, sometimes even too good
Persons affected In this way are. oftener than
suuy suPpose, on tue very verge Of extreme dan
be attacked with paralysis and apoplery They
should not permit the hazardous condition 10
Commune day, Among many cases Of the char
actel described, which have come und r NV treat
ment, and with very satisfactory results is a very
marked one OF a prominent aud well known ven
tleman in this city. Believing that = statement
he has written me the following letter win ner
mission to make il public
Letter from the Hon. John KeIlyesr,mb., Of
Congress from Nep York CIV
NEw YORK. Nov. "a, 1.57
others, afflicted as have been, may be benefited
by the knowledge and use Of your remedies and
treatment, L am induced 10 write you this com
nunication You mag make any use of IL you
afflicted with what ] supposed to be a disease of
the heart; at times ] have had great distress in
the region Of the heart and left side-occasionally
violent palpitation and futtering of the heart (;
the circulation Of the blood seemed to be slow
and obstructrd in some way nv dige -tion was
very imperfect; was nervous and despondent-
was troubled with headache very much, and had
turns o. sinking faint, prostr ate feeling who
were distressing and alarmed me HAVING TIED
numerous remedies as recommended nv physi-
Grams; ana without any apparent benefit, I gave
up all nope OF obtaining relief, when was adj
sed by friend Of mine to call upon YOU a. he
re confident that YOU would be able TO relieve
me am glad 20 Inform YOU that his ID ed G. ions
have been fully verified. The medicines and
treatment you prescribed for my case have had
weii-nigh mil aculous effect upon nv system.
am now nearly restored to my former usual
good health, and, bv the aid of your remed les
and the be Of a kind Providence. 1 hope finally
10 oe completely so. i would most certainly
recommend vour treatment to any who NAV be
afflicted as have been. Very truly yours.
JOHN KELLY, NJ C.
Permit me to add that prefer to receive a visit
Irom my patients, and have the opportunity of a
personal examination, IL possible But this is
not absolutely necessary. | have so arranged my
practice and remedies that can tr.at patients at
distance, sending the remedies by express. and
conducting the treatment by letters on receint of
tuil statement of the condition of the patient
with all the symptoms. Address
: =. FITCH, NJ d.
No. 7l4 Broadway, New York
II desire TO say that | will supply 10 in
vthds or others, for - cents-the bare co.t-my
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