Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-12
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One ef'hs MO" unaeconntabls and Dauasr-
Gus OF Recent Decsiis Discovered and Ex-

One ofthe Non tnatconnta nj, and Danuer-
Gus OF Recent Decsi,s Discovered and Ex-
posed.
there 10 some m ysterlous troub,e thai 4. attack-
ing nearly every one in the and r,h uzore or less
violence. II seems TO steal into the body like .
thief IN the night. Doctors cannot diagnose 10.
eeieptists are puzzled by its symptoms. It Is. tn
deed, q modern mystery. Like those severe and
vague maiaoics That attack horses and prostitute
renfiy all tue animals In the land, this subtle
trouble seems to menace mankind. Many OF Its
victims have pains about the ches, and sides. and
sometimes Tn the back. They feel dull and sleepy.
The mouth has bad taste. especially In the morn
ing strange sticky slime collects about the
teeth. The appetite 10 pour. There Is n feeling
like heavy load upon the stomach sometimes
faint aIFgone sensation is felt at The pit OF the
tonach. which food does not satisfy. The eyes
srov sunken. the hands and feet feel cammy az one
tine and burn intensely st others. After while
cough sets In, az Arst dry, but after few
months 70 is attended with a grayisil-colcred
exreciorsflon. The afflicted one feels tired
all the While, and sleep docs not seem TO aif)rI
any rest He becomes nervous, irritable, and
gloomy. and has syi forebodlug.. There l. 4 gid
diness. peculiar vhiTling sensation in The head
when rising up suddenly. The bowels become
cosfIve, and then again, utfuy intensely; the SKIN
f. dry and hot at times; the blood grows thick aud
,tagn6nt: the whites Of the eve. become tngel
with yellow; the urine Il .canly and high cnlOred.
depositing a sediment after standing. There Is
frequently splitting up OF she food. sometimes
With q sour taste, and sometimes with swcetsh
taste; this l. often attended with palp'tatIon OF
the heart. The yi-ion becomes impaired, with
spots before the eyes; there iss feeling Of pros
tration and great weakness. Most of these symp-
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one third Of our population have this disorder In
some Of ,s varied forms, while medical men have
almost wholly mistaken iis nature. Some have
treated II for one complaint, some for another.
but nearly all have failed to reach the seat or tn
disorder. Indeed, many physicians are afflicted
with It themselves. The experience Of Dr. A. g.
Richards. residing NJ No. 4Ss fremont street, ios-
ton. Is thus described by himself:
81 had ell those peculiar and piinful symptoms
which have found affecting 50 many of my pa
tIcnis and which had 60 often ba1iedme. knew al
the commonly established remedies would De una
yailing for had tried them Ia the past therefore
determined 10 strike out In new path. Tony u-
tense s1tiifaction found that was improv'ng.
The dull, stupid feeling departed. and began q
enjoy life once more. My appetite returned. Ny
sleep WIS refreshing. The color Of any face, which
had been slcklv yellow, gradually assumed the
pink tInge OF health. In the course OF three weeks
I felt Ike new man, and know that Il was
wholly owing 10 The wonderful efficiency Of War
ner'. Tlppecsnoe The Beet witch was all the med
icine took."
Doctors aud scientists often exhaust their xiii.
and The patient dies. They try everything that
has hesn used by. or Is known TO. the profession
and tEer fail Even II hey save the lfc' isofien
sfi,r great and prolonged agoay. Where al this
can Ls avoided ~ precauiiOn and care, no" IA
sane thlng Is is To endure such suffering Win
4 prre and palatahle preparation wiIhin reach. to
neglect It's use IS simply ine,cusablC.