Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
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upc o, the. nos. Tnacnanntabie and Danger
ous 81 pr-tnr Deceits Discovered and E<-

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1bere Is some mvstariops trouble that * at
ttcking rearly everyone il the laIHi with II re
.r h. via.oyl4e u .e:.ls 10 seal inbotne t>stY
eEc d tmes in tie night DoctoIs can1lot ~
agnes i. Scientists are puzlei fty is syt1I~
toms. It !. indeed, q modern nlyste~y.
Like ths-- sersr., and vague miladies
that att-eh nor~es and PROSTATE heary
il. tn. animals III the land. this Suite
trouble -e-tn- - menace mankind Many q
its victims Lave. pains about Tie cIlest ana
sides, ana -ometlme- IL the hack 1heS ftei
duh and sleepy: the mouth has a bad taste,
e>yseiaflv IN Tie morning. A strange stick
-tf.Ie ~rsIl-et> ayout the teeth The appetite
is To9r. Their is a feeling like a hea,y loai
upon tn ~'of0ach: sometimes a faint all ne
sensation Iflt at the pit u the Soma L,
which food taoas not -atiIy.f The eyes grow
sunk II. TIA nandS and fee; :e.' clamInv At
one tis.4e ulG }urn intensely at others!s After
q wla!e a cough SETS IN. at first dry, bat after
III few mont Is ! i attended with a grevlsh
g Clor.l exI ~, ration. The afflicted one t~ls
tired 1.-the w1i!e. and sleep does not seem y
40 III anylt~t H becomes nervous, lrFltahlt.
ard -tvoIHy .aniiaS ct.I foTebodings. IheT" :
Il :. mess, j pc uliar W~hirling sensation n
tll. head when rising up suddenly. Tie
bowels beroluc co>t.ve, and then, again, out
I9x intensely: the skin i dry and hot
- times. Ill, bogl grows thick. ard
stagIanr the whites of the eyes become tinget
With yellow the urine Is scantE and high
colasel. dcp,sit!ng a sediment after standing.
There IS frequently a splitting up Of he food,
ssmetImss with a sour taste. and S nletlmes
with q sWe@tloL taste; this Is often attended
wlth ralpltatl0n Of the heart. The vlslon be
comes impaired, with spots before the eyes;
there IS a feeling OF prostratl0n and
great weakness. Most Of these symptoms
are III turn present. Il IS thought that
nearly one-third = our population have tins
disorder III some Of its varied forms. While
medical men have almost wholly mistaken It's
nature. Some have treated 1t tor one ON
plant; some for another, but nearly all have
tact to reach the seat Of the disorder. In
deed. many PHYSICIANS are afflicted with it
II t~li1selves. The experience OF Dr. 4 u.
richards, Ie>iIIng at 40. 4tS fremont street,
Io-t.n. is thus described by himself
Il had all tho>, peculiar and painful symp-
toms which | have found affecting % many of
lnX patients, and which had SO often batfled
me. lkne" all the commonly established
remedies No1ld be unavailing for had tried
them often III the past. l therefore deter
minei = strike out in a new path. To my in
tense ~at.>faeti. II found that l Wa, lnprOv-
~. The dull, stupid feeling departed and |
|fgan to enjoy lie once more. Ny appetite
returned Ny sleep was refreshing. The
culoso of my face. which had been a slckly vel
lowe gradually assumed the pink tlnge of
health. IN the course of three weeks | felt
like a new man, and know that it was wholly
owing to the wonderful Efficiency OF Warmers
TippecanGe The Fest, which was all the
medicine [ took
doctors and scientists often exhaust their
skill and the patient dies. They try every
thing that has been used by, or is knOWnt to the
profession, and then fail. Even ii they save
The life il IS often after great and prolonged
agony. Where all this can be avoided by
prec3ution and care. how insane a thiny it is
to endure such suffering. With a pure and
palatalle preparation within reach, to neglect
its use is simply ineXcu>able.