The Evening critic., 1884-04-11
uNAOCouNTARLEI
A Mysterious Evil whose Cau Can
not be Explained-IIow "tweii'

not be ExpIained-IHOw nNWeII.
known Man EIuded It.
Orleans Republican, Albion, N. Y.
II there Is any special duty whiH falls to
the lot Of tho pross, It's to commenN and In
dorse that which is discovered to " merito-
roue, whether It DO concerning persons or
things. striking illtustratioH OF this
duty of commencing tho truly valuable has
Just como to our notice, and Is gften for tho
benefit OF our readers.
Few men in this community rave q better
reputation for probity and uprlfhtnoss than
MIR. j. II. Denio. He is genlleman whose
word is above question; who n1hkos no state
ment about which he is not -coftain. and the
following account which he recently made to
the writer Will consequently NJ read with In
terest by oil under whose eyen II may fall. He
said
"Anyone who reioices throhgh a feeling Of
gratitude is not satisfied totdo 80 alone, but
feels that he must mako IL Hnown to others.
This is Just the feeling have at the present
time. / suppose have hth as strange and
horrible experiences as any other man In this
or any community. Abouf three years ago
began TO feel conscious ochnost peculiar SON
satlons; l lost most OF myfntercstin surround.
ing things and became Respondent. could
not understand why thia5was, but supposed,
at ftst, that IL was an attack OF tho 'blue9;
but 1t would not go owab and became fret
full and irritable. Tbings that formerly
pleased me failed to awaken even n passing
interest, 1 did not ready hate life, but / cor.
tainly did not enjoy itF Most OF the time felt
n terrible sinking eeueatlon, not like home.
sickness or eea.slctness, but with the worst
features OF both. | bad no ambition nor
energy and was faatlosing hope. / presume
there are hundreds o. thousands who feel at
this moment somewhat as | felt then, aud
frat I'm oyercomlngSlt. Occasionally would
ieel something likGnly former self for day
OF S Two, put t99n would adit hr paek s into
petite, and what food did take distressed mo
and even failed tofemain upon my stomach.
Everything aboutme seemed nauseatng, and
at night would wss restlessly, troubled with
horrid thoughte,i nnd when at last 1 did sleep,
with frightful drfams."
''You may think II strange that endured all
this, but how Gould l help IL? l consulted
physicians and took various remedies, but my
troubles kept Continuing. Some OF the doc.
tors pronounce4 my difficulty chronic dyspep.
sia, but were puzzled as to the real cause Of
my complaining am now convinced 1t was
general debility and that 1 WIGS fast on tho
road TO denthf Thus matters continued until
arrived at thu point where many mon tako to
drink, as the'Dnly means that can pfrord tom
porary reliet l myself tried certain bltters
advertised az specifics for such difficulties as
mine, but fDund they contained large per-
centage OF linuor and aggravated my troubles,
thus bringing me, IL such thing were possl-
bic, Into Rsanore serious condition. How 1t
came aboutp do not know, but ut last found
myself taking preparation which was highly
Endorsed, but about which had great doubts.
The truth is that, had tried 80
faith in eterything. The next day / felt as
though a. change was taking place within
me, while at night l slept quite we'll. My
nerves SOON seemed to acquire now vlgor; my
food disfessed mo no longer--it ceased 10 fer.
ment and form gases and was easily digested
and asstmilated-in fact tho remedy seemed to
strengthen and warm my stomach and gave
mo degree OF comfort which I never expected
70 realize. This is what Warmers TIppecauoe
has dope for me, and am glad OF the oppor.
tunityfo tell you OF It, for believe It ia able
TO do nr others what It has accomplished for
NO."
Such is tho testimony OF one OF the leading
men 81 this State, and the world is filled with
people who are suffering from the same great
evil ulat came so near undermining his life
Mr.. penio felt It a duty to reveal the means
thatsaved him, and 1t is as clearly tho duty OF
the ipress 10 make this fact known to the
public.