The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12
BAYrLED


n~rr &. son. ~nysssrssas srcckis sssi is
sx,srkins ncarly s~ryoD~ In the lzsi vita
nary g less vtoisnoA u seems - steal
snso Tia bpdy like . thief IN the might
uss.ors can nos 4fA<ao~e IL
are paxied by ia syrp.ouss IL t. IN
de~i. . nS4rrn mystery. Ike i1Sss 80
y,re and vague uAisds~s shai attack bo-s~s
aaa prustraf- ncariy az Tbs animals IA iba
iand, this subtle trouble s~srss 70 Esease
MANKIND May % us victims esTv rains
aboui toe chest ami Side, and setssos4Es~s
in the tack They f-si dull and sieery;
tho mouth has e lad taste. especially IN
the morning. A strange sticky sitnso cob
l~c,s slou: the ;s-sA. The apostle Is pnor.
Tbsrs Is . fssiinS Like . heavy lead uT-oa
the stomach; soasetlrses . fstnf all-Soae
s-n.saon 10 f-!; .; The psi Of The stomach.
which foo! dos not satisfy. Ies eyes
grow sunken, the hands and se<s Tel
cianlmy .. one tsu1e aud turn int~nsely 81
others After . shii- . e.1sk ssis m. 81
frst dry, b1; after = few monihs II IL az
tcrdea sith = gr~vtsh coioret sHp-Hora-
tom. The afitct~i ~ f~~ls Hired al the
while, and sleep dos not SEEM TO AFFORD
any resi- he b-oomes ncrsons. trrttat@e,
and gloomy, All has evil foretcd4ns~
There is q giidiaess. . p~CullAr uktE!inS
sensation in the bead when rising Up sgi-
denly. Tho bowels become cosIiyc, and
then, again, outfaX intensely; the sAia is
dry and bot at times; the blood grows
thick and stAgnani; the whites Of the eyes
become tnsei with yellow; the urine -
scanty and ~highoolorci. d.frsiting q s~dt-
in~ni after standing. 1herv 10 frequently
. sp.tting up OF the food, sometimes with
asour taste, and sometimes with a sse~;-
ish taste; this 1. often attended with pa
pitation OF tk. heart The vision become
lmnalrAi with sr,ys. tfrS sha sNgs- rHFra
Is \ feeling Of prostrstion AMI great weak
ness. Most OF these symptoms are in turn
present IL Is Thought that nearly ono
third OF our population have this disorder
IN some OF ~. varied forms. while medical
men have almost wholly mistaken iis nat
ure. some have treated 10 for on. CON
plant; some for another, but nearly all
have failed 20 reach the seat of the disor-
der. Indeed, many physicians are afflicted
with IL themselves The experience OF DIR.
A. q. Richards, residing At No ts Trrmont
street, Boston, l. thus described by himself:
81 had all those peculiar and painful
symptoms which | have found affecting so
many OF my patients, and which had so
often baficd me. l knew all the common-
ly established remedies would L. unavAii-
ing for l had tried them often in the past.
i therefore determined - strike out In a
new path To my intense satisfaction I
found that | was improving. The dull.
stupid feeling departed and l began 90 en-.
Joy life once more. Ny appetite returned.
Ny sleep was refreshing. The color Of my
face which bad been a s;ckly yellow grad
ually assumed the pink tingc Of health. In
the course IL three wei X l felt like a new
man and know that 10 was wholly owing
TO The wonderful efficiency OF Warmers
Tipp"canoe The Best, which was all the
medicine l took"
Doctors and scientists often exhaust
their skill and the patient dies. They try
everything that has been used hy, or Is
known To, the profession. and then fail.
Even il they save the lif. IL IN often after
great and prolonged agony. Where all
this can be avoided by prccaution and
care, how insane a thing IL is TO endure
such suffering! With a pure and pala,stle
preparation within reach, 10 neglect Its
use Is simply inexcusablc.