Daily Republican., 1884-01-18
HYPOCHON DRIA.


what Actually Caused
IL.
The narrative below by a prom inent
scientist touches subject Of universal
importance. Few people are free from
the distressing evils which hypochon.
dria brings. They come at al times
and are fed by the very flame which
they themselves start. They are a
dread Of coming arrangement caused
by present disorders and bring about
more suicides than any other one thing.
Their first approach should be carefully
guarded.
Editors Herald
1t is seldom appear in print and I
should not do no now did l not believe
myself IN possession Of truths, the re-.
velation Of which will prove of ines.
tina BILE value TO many who may rec
these lines. Mine has been trying ex.
perience. For many years | was con.
scious Of q want OF nerve tone. Ny
mind seemed sluggish and l felt q Ger.
tain falling of In my natural condition
Of intellectual acuteness, activity and
vigor. presume this IL the same way
In which an innnmerable number of
other people feel, who like myself are
physically below par, but like thou,
sands OF others | paid no attention TO
these annoying troubles, attributing
them 70 oyerwOrk, and resOrting 10 a
glass of beer or n milk punch, which
would for the time inyig0rate and r.
leve my WEAKNESS.
Amer awhile the stim ulanu commenced to
Disagree with my stomach, my weariness In
creased, and | was compelled to resort to
other means to md relief II q physician
rs suiiering he invariably calls another ply.
stefan to yretcribe for him, AZ no cannot
SEQ himself as he secs others 70 | called q
physician and he advised me To try q little
chemical food. or bottle Of hypophosphstes
took two or three bottles Of the chemical
food with no sppaIcnt beneht. MY lassitude
and indispOritiUn seemed 10 increase. my
food distressed me. ] suffered from neuralgia
pains In different parts Of my body, my mus
cles became sore, my bowels were cOnstipated
and my prospects for recovery we're not very
fAttering. stated my case TO another ply
sician, and he advised me " take hve 10 ten
drops Of Magende's solution Of morphine, two
OF three times a day, for the weakness and
distress In my stomach, and blue bill every
other night 10 relieve the constipation. The
morphine produced such deathly nausea
that could not take II, and the blue Pill
ailed 70 relieve my constipation.
In this condition ! passed nearly year,
wholly unft for business. while the effort 10
| think was irksOme and painful. My blood
became impoverished, and suffered from
incapacity with an appalling sense Of misery
and general apprehension Of coming evil. ]
passed sleepless nights and was troubled
with Irregular action OF the heart, con
stantIy feyerlsh condition and the most ex-
cruoiating tortures In my stomach, living for
"A lay a IA rice An yInpI unt indeed the oil
gestive functions seemed TO be entirely des.
troyed.
Ii WAS natural that while IN this condition
| should become hypoehOndr cal and fesrful
| suggestions Of self-destructiOn Occa hi0Hally
presented themselves. l experienced an In
satiablo desire Tor sleep, bat ell retlrinR
| would lie awake for r long time tormented
with troubled reflections, and when at last
| did fall into an unea1y slnmber Of short du'
| ration, 1t was disturbed by horrld dreams.
la this condition determined 10 take trip
TO Europe, but 10 spite Of all the attentions OF
| physit iHns and change Of scene and climate,
| ] did not improve and 70 returned home
with no earthly hope Of ever again being able
~ leave the house.
| Among the numerous friends that called
| on me was one who had been afflicted ~ me
what similarly 10 myself, but who had been
| restored u perfect health. Upon bis earnest
recommendation began the same treatment
| he had employed but with little hope OF
being benefited. AT first ! experienced iitt'e,
ifhny, relief except that II did not distress
my stomach as other remedies or even food
had done. | continued Its use, hoseyer, and
AMER the third bottle could zee marked
change for the better, and now after the
| fifteenth bottle ! am happy to state that
am again able 10 attend 70 my protest. onal
duties sleep we'll, nothing dIstresses me
| that eat, no ON day TO Gay without a
| feeling Of weariness and pain indeed am
well man, and wholly through the influence
Of II. II. Warner d Cos IIppccanoc. con
slider this remedy as taking the highest pos.
sible rank in the treatment Uf oil diseases
marked by debility, loss U! appetite, and all
other symptoms Of stomach and digestive
disorders 1t IL Overwhelmingly superior to
| the tonics. bitters, and dyspepsia cures Of
the day, and IL certain to bes0a knowledRed
by the public universally. Thousands OF
people to-day are going 10 premature graves
| with these serious diseases, that have above
described, and to all such would say "Do
not let your good judgment be governed by
your prejudice, but give the above named
| remedy fair and patient trial and believe
you will not only be rewarded by perfect
| resto ration 10 health, but you Will also be
convi nced that the medical profession does
not possess all the know ledge there Is Elm.
braced In medical science.
A. q. RICHARDS, M. d.,
4os fremont street, Bo- ton, Msss.