The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-05
A HUMAN puRGAroRY.

The Depths Through whicIi New
York Gentleman Passed Helafu
ns a warming TO Others.
The following matter ls given 70 the 9ooilc
for tho lrst time, and is u reyolatio4'so re-
markablo as to naturally awaken th9 widest
attention, 10 Will unquesilonably DO read Win
interest and doubtless win prOnt ny hl'
10 ne Editor.
There aro certain episodes In evSry mau's
life so striking and impressive rs " porma-
nently remain in the memory, and Especially
nd one to sympathize with all who shavo had
similar experiences. / have pascal through
como OF the most trying ordoals Possible 70
any man and have seen many whip have gone
down under the same influences fhat have
met and overcome. / confess, Isshudder In
thinking OF tho widespread destrpcton OF the
over eating and over.drinking. Ills n national
OWL and spreads Its cankerlng Night over all
classes or society. 1 speak frp'n experience
when say that TO satisfy tholr6Appettes men
will ruin their constitutions, iu{nn apparently
unmindful manner, realzlngNhen 100 late
the pernicious eject, in broisph health anl a
na'tSSda SnGaroa O0' most fo' tortSrcs Ge
hardly realizing what was to be
free from pain. Nearly eyefy portion OF my
body was In agony, whilgsan internal ilre
seemed to burn In my stomach, accompanied
by unquenchable thirst netvous exhaustion
and all their fearful attondahts. | lost my In
tercet in business and becaite sad aud melan-
choly. My mind becameswe | had no
energy nor ambition, and tfie most trivial mat
tefS lrrltutcl ana unnOyE0 me. UT course
theao troubles were the fesult OF gradually
declining health, which Ihad thoughtle5sly
neglected at the start. SHORTLY after this my
speech became affected; Iihad q dry, hacking
cough; was afflicted wltb catarrh, and grad
unlly grew very deaf. ht{ memory failed me ;
] suffered from diz2iness, apoplectlc symp.
tome, serious wasting orfhe muscles and paius
In all parts OF my body l was told by ply
sclaus that I was suierlng from malaria,
general congestion ann impoverished blood.
They prescribed IRON quinine, strychntue,
various malt extracts, morphine, whisky,
limo-water, milk and iunumerablo mineral
wators, but all TO no phrpose
finally became so Dad that swallow OF
milk or water burned my stomach like so
much IRE. About tnat time l was attacked by
fear, anguish, horrible dreams, nghtma ares,
slow fevers, palpitAtlon OF tho heart and
liberation OF the stomach and bowels, with all
their accompanying horrors. / had enlarge.
ment OF the liver agp spleen, soreness at the
pit OF my stomach, With either a ravonous ap.
petite or disgust forfood, cold feet and hands,
numbness OF tho limbs and an lnnumerable
variety OF nervous 9aniictions. When | look
back over those y9frs OF torture shudder with
fear as l think OF tie thousands that are drift
Ing toward these anme terrible agonles simply
| because they know OF no way by which they
can mitigate theifsufTerlngs.
The above is a description OF some OF the
pains and torments Of one who has suffered
| from the worst fprms Of dyspepsia and nal
assimilation of food, which 10 their first stages
| are terrible aud ia their final agouies lnde-
scribable. ThatI have been restored 10 health
| once more seems nothing lees than n miracle,
and so long As / live l will bless the
means that nfIfrded me relief aud saved me
| from n premalhre death. My pains have all
| disappeared, by hearing has been restored,
my caturrh ~ cured, my strength has re.
| turned, my appetite Ia natural, my food does
| not distress re, my mind is clear and active
and never fslt better in my llfe than do T.
| day, all through the wonderful effect OF II. II
| Warner & Coss Tlppecanoe. This Is tho remedy
| that rescued tmo from death aud restored mt
| 10 my fanny and friends, and feel that
cannot say enough in It's favor. To all who are
| suffering fEnm any form OF dyspepsia, impure
| blood, deafness or catarrb, l most earnestly
appeal to ghrow away their prejudice and
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| pleasant b the taste and quiet but powerful
| In action.N II. M. REED,
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