Connecticut western news., 1884-02-06
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 The narrative below by a prominent scion
 tist touches a suh. .ect of universal impor-
 tance Few neople are free from inc dis
 dressing evils which hypochoudria brn fs.
 They co me at all times and are fed by tho
 very flame which tEey themfolyoI stnrt.
 They are a dread of coming derangement
 caused by present disorder and bring about
 more su:c des than any other one thing
 Their first approach should be carefully
 guarded,
 Editors Herald
 It is seldom appear in print and l should
 not do so now did ] not believe myself ln
 possession of truths the revelation of which
 will prove of inestimable value to many who
 may see these lines Mine has been a trying
 experience. For many years l was con
 scious of Q want Of nerve tone. My
 mind seemed sluggish and I felt O certain
 falling of in my natural condition of in-
 tellectual acuteness. activity and vigor,
 presume this is the same way in which an in-
 numerable number of otrer people feel who like myself are physically below par but like
 thousands of others l raid no attention to these annoying troubles, attributing them t1
 overwork, and resortng to a gass of beer or a mi K puuch which would for the time in vigorate and relieve my weariness
 After awhile the stmulants commenced to | disag ee with my stomach, my weariness in- creased, and l was cOnlrenesA lss Feg-rt to
 other means to fil i'd rtlief lf 8 physician is
 suffering he invariably calls another p1ysi- elan to prescribe for him, qa ne cannot see himself as he sees othe1a; So ] called phyd. | clan and be advised me to t1v Q Ettle chcmi.
 cal food, or a bottle ef h5yTophosphates. l | took two or three bottles of lEe ehemi- | oll food with no apparent benehi. Ny lassitude and indisrositlun Hesuca to | increase, my food distrsscca me. ] suffered | from neuralgia pains In diiIerpgf parts of my | body, my muscles became snfe my bowels faI sH i cry were not very fattsring. ] stated nsr | case to another physician, euu he Gdvi.gd Iue | to luke five to ten dropsof Magen3es solution ! of morphine, two or three times a day, for the
 weakness and distress in ny gtoInech, and 8 | blue pill every other night t0 relieve the cen 1 stipation. The morphine prgf1spa uugh e | deathly nausea that coull not taire is, anu
 the blue pill failed to relieve any constiT ation | In this condition l Tassed nearly year, | wholly unfit for business, while the effort to | think was irlsome and painful. My blood
 became impoverished, and I suffered from | incapacity with an appalling sense of misery l and general apprehension of coming evil. | passed sleepless nights and was tropb.ed with | irregular action of the heart, a constantly | feverish condition and the most excruclating | tortures in my stomach, living for days on
 rice water and gruel, and, indeed, the diges- | tive functions scene to be entirely destroyed | It was natural that while in this condition
 I should become hypochondTical and fearful | buSEesblous QI hell-ueSlIuCtiou | presented themselves. l experienced an in | satiabe desire for sleep, but on retiring | would lie awake for a long time tormented | with troubled re 1ections, and when at last | did ia into an uneasy slunber of short dura | ton, it was disturbed by horrid dreams In
 this condition l dt termine1 to take a trip to l Europe, but in spite of all the attent ous of | physicians and change of scene and climate, | did not improve and so returned home with | no earthly hope of ever again being able to ] leave the house.
 Among the numerous friends that called | on me was one who had been afflicted some | what similarly to myself, but who had been | restored to perfect health. Upon his earnest
 recommen6atio q l began the same treatment
 he had employed, but with little hope of
 being benefited. At first experienced Itt.e, | if any, lief, except that it did not distress | my stomach as other remedies or even food | had done. I continued its use howIver, and | after the third bottle could see a marked | change for the better, aud now after | the fifteenth bottle I am happy to state ! that am again able to attend to my profes-
 fessional duties. l sleep well, nothing dis
 dresses me tEet l eat, go from day to day | without feeling of weariness or pain in- | deed, am a well man, and wholly through | the influence of H. IT. Warner & Co.'S Tippe- | canoe. I consider this remedy as taking the i highest possible rank in the treatment of | all dise ases marked by debility, loss of appe- | tite, and all other symptoms of stomach and | digestive disorders 1t is overwhelming. | ly superior to the ton cs, bitters,
 and dyspepsia cures of the day, and is certain | to be So acknowledged by the public univer.
 sally Thousands of people today are going to premature graves with these serious dis
 eases, that l have above described, and to al 1 such would say. f'Do not let your good | judgment bo governed by your prejudices | but give the above named remedy fair anc l ratient trial, and believe you will not only
 be rewarded by a perfect restoration tC | health but you will also be convinced that | the knowledge there is embraced in medica | science A c. RICHARDS, M. D., | i6S Fremont street, Boston. Mass