News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-03-06
. p.NnrRors AMRITsCADE.
Discovered Barely in Time-The Most Decep
tive and Lurina of Modern Evils Graph
caIIy Described.

Discovered Barely in Time-The Most Decop-
tive and Lurina of Modern Evils Graph
caIIy Described.
Something of sensation was caused IN thl'
city Yesterday by rumor that one OF our
best known citizens was about to publish
statement concerning some unusual expert
ences during his residence in Syracuse How
the rumor originated it is impossible to say,
but a reporter Immediately sought Doctor D
G. Martin the gentleman in question, ana Sc
cured the following interview:
sWhat about this rumor, Doctor, that you
are going to make pubic stdCeLlehO VI '0-1O
important matters!" IL
rumors-soma truth; some fiction. 1nau
conteupl lted making publ C ltlon OIL so,i 70
remarkable episodes that have occurred III
nv life, but have not comDletei 1t as YET: q,
7.Wbat is the nature of it, may lnqulres
"Why, the fact that am human nun tI, peirS
instea of a spirit | have passed through
one of the most wonderful ordeals that per-
| Eaps ever Cured to any man. Inc IlrsC sun. III
tf-sation had of it was several years ago
when | began to feel chilly at nlght anu resi-
less aft er retiring Occasionally this Woul IN
| he varied by a soreness of the muse eS auu
cran1ns in nv arms and legs. Thought, as
most neople would think, that 1t was oliy d
| cold and so paid as little attentl 10 IL as
possible. Shortly after this L noGlced Pc
| cul ar catarrhal trouble and my throaI aIso
| became n"amed. AS II TINS were ny va
| rietv enough felt sharp pains IN my cne9O'
| and a constant tendency to heada me:
"Whv didn't you take the matter In manu-
| and check it right where 1t was z" CT
WWhv doesn't everybody do so? Simply
bee luse they think it is only some trlfilng anu
| DaSsing disorder. The e troub es did noG
come all at once and thought it unmanly 10
| heed them. | have found, though, thai
Ivory nhysical neg ect must be paid for ana
| with large interest. M1n cannot draw drafts
on their constitution without honorlng them
| sometime. These minor symptoms nave
das r.b d. grew until they were giants OF
| agony. / became more nervous; haI a
sfrane g futtering of the heart, an maoInty
to draw long brea' h ana an OCCASIONS =
nunbness hat was terribly suggestive Oh
| naraIysis. How | could have been SO blind
as not to IN lei stand what this meant can
not imagine"
| sgYes | trayeel. In the spring OF 1873
went to Kansas and Colorado, ana whlle III ln
Denver, | was attacked with mysterious
henorrbage of the urinary organs and lost
twenty pounds of flesh in three weeks. One
dav after my return l was taken with a terri
bile chill and at once advanced to very Sc
| zero attack of pneumonia. My LETT lung
Gu entirely filed with water, and my leg
| oT,d bodv became twice their ma ural size.
Tros obIioed to st upright in bed for severa
r,eeks in the midst of the severest agony
with nv arms over my head, and IN constant
fear of sudocation. ...4
; yourself!" nj. 1+,;ol o,.,,.,-
+bino that see ned to offer the least prosper
of relief, | ca led a council OF d 'ctors am
had them make an exhaustive Gu mica! d n
n1icroscoD;caI examination OF my condlClon
NJ Of the hest musicians of Syracuse an
several from another city said mu u dle
, II scanned as though their a sertlon wa
+,I1a for nv feet beca ne cold, my mouU
marched, my eyes wore liked grassy sUale
l NV ho5 wa; covered with colo, clamn
18th sweat and read my tate IN the am
ions expressions of my family and friends
s'But the finale" .. , h. To-
: nerafion. began to mimi ter remedy upo
her own re pon,ibiity, ana WINE l gl =,
| better very slowly, | gained lroun su 81
n mil in brief. have no trace of the terrlb
Rriobt;s di. ease from which was dy1ng,a an
4 am erie tIv wall man This may SCUM
like a romance, but it is true, ana my llL
heal h and what l am are due 10 warner t
a So q Cure, which | wish was known TO an
nod hy the tho Is an Is who, Lave, are u
ferin this minute as | was or glnauy' Dot
l. not such an experience as this Jus6lfy HE
making a public statement" . !.
\ . 1t certainly does. But then BrlghOs Oil
ease is not a &C mmon complaint, doc1or:
- Not common! On the contrary, 1t is OF
lie of the most common. The trouble Is, lie
neople know they have it,. 1t has SO re
marked s.mptoms until its final stage that
s person may have it for years, each yea &C
ting more and more in its power an not 81
# meet it. 1t is quite natural | should 4
1t Enthusiastic over this remedy while my WI
is even more so than l am. She KIN
le its icing used with surprising results
MANY ladies for their own peculiar allmen
over which it has singular power.
l. The statement drawn out by the apo
e. interview is amply confirmed. by very ma
a. Of our most prominent citizens, amo
81 them being Judge Reigel and Colonel James
d. Goodrich, of the Times, while Genel
of DWIGHT H. Bruce and Rev. Professor
D. P. Codd ington, D. D., give the remedy TN
r beartiest endorsement. In this age OIL VIZ
7e ders surprising things are quite COMING e :
c. Int an experience so unusual as thaI Oh
Martins and occurring here in our mo
nav well cause comment and teacn les
e It sh WIS the necessity of guarding the sll.
a est approach OF phvsica disorder and by
means VIII CHI has been proven the ts4e-I
40 liable and Efficient 1t shows the oe pun
which one can sink and yet be resc ca, q
III If Troves that few leople need sqfler II Tn
trnths are obseIv -d.-Syracuse Journal.