National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-05
A HUMAN PURGAToRY.
Tho Depths Through which IA New York
Gentleman Passed Related ms n Warning
TO Others.

Tho Depths Through which IA New York
Gentleman Passed Related ms u Warning
to Others.
The following matter is given to the public
for the first time, and is revelation so re-
markable as to naturally awaken the widest
attention. 1t will unqucstonably BIO read
with interest and doubtless with profit by
al
7ome Etror.
There are. certain episodes in every mans
life SO striking and impressive rs to perma-
nently remain in the memory, and specially
fit one to sympathizo with oil who have had
similar experiences. ] have passed through
some of the most trying Ordeals possible to
any man and have seen many who have
gone down under The same influences that
have met and overcome | confess i shuddor
in thinking of the widespread destruction of
the human family brought about by the
habit of overeating and overdrinking. IL
is a national evil, and spreads its cankorng
blight over all classes Of society. i speak
from experience when / say that to satisfy
their appetites men will ruin thoir constitu-
tions. in an apparently unmindful manner,
realizing when too late the pernicious
effect, in broken health and shattered
body. For many years | endured most
terrible torturcs, hardly realizing what IL was
to be free from pain. Nearly every portion
of my body was in agony, while an internal
fire seemed to burn in my stomach, accom-
panied by unquenchablo thirst, nervous OK
haustion, and all their fearful attendants. |
lost my interest in business and became sad
and melancholy. My mind became weak. l
had no energy nor ambition, and tho most
trivial matters irritated aud annoyed me. Of
course these troubles were the result of
gradually declining health which | had
thoughtlessy neglected at the start Shortly
after this my speech became affected, had u
dry, hacking cough, / was affected with
catarrh, and gradually grew very deaf My
memory failed me- suffered from dizziness,
apoplectic symptoms, serious wasting of the
muscles, and pains in all parts of my body. /
was told by physicians that was suffering
from malaria, general congestion, and impov-
erished blood They prescribed iron, quinine,
strychnine, various malt extracts, morphine,
whisky lime water, milk, and innumerable
mineral waters, but all to no purpose.
| finally became so bad that u swallow of
milk or water burned in my stomach like SO
much fire. About that time | was attacked
by fear anguish, horrible dreams, Nightmares,
slow fevers, papitation of the heart and ul-
ceratiOn of the stomach and bowels with all
their accompanying horrors j had enlarge
ment Of the liver and spleen, soreness at the
pit of the stomach, with either ravenous
appetite or disgust for food, cold feet and
hands, numbness of the limbs, and an innu-
meraberable variety of nervous Affections.
When / look back over those years of torture
/ shudder with fear as l think of the thou
sands that are drifting toward these same ter
rible agonies simply because they know of no
way by which they can mitigate their suffer-
ings.
The above is description of some Of the
pains and torments of one who has suffered
from the worst forms Of dyspepsia and NAL
assimilation of food which in their first
stages are terrible. and in their final agonies
Undesirable. That have been restored to
health once more seems nothing less than a
miracle and so long rs / live l will bless the
means that afforded me relief and saved me
from premature death. My pains have all
disappeared, my hearing has been restored,
my catarrh is cured, my strength has re-
turned, my appetite is natural, my food does
not distress me, my mind is clear and active,
and ! never felt better in my life than do
to-day, all through the wonderful effect of H.
ii. Warner & Co.'S, Tippecanoe. This is the
remedy that rescued me from death and re-
stored me tommy family and friends and
feel that cannot say enough in its favor To
all who are suffering from any form of dys-
pepsa impure blood, deafness, or catarrh,
most earnestly appeal to throw away their
prejudice aud use Tippecanoe. 1t is nourish-
ing to the body pleasant to the taste, and
quiet, but powerful in action.
ii. M. REED, 500 Broadway New York.