The Evening critic., 1884-09-02
RAFFLEDI
Ono OF the Most UnaccOuntabie and
Dangerous of Recent Deceits Dis.
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Ono OF the Most UnnccOuntnb1e and
Dangerous of Recent Deceits Dis.
covered and Exposed.
There is some mysterious trouble that is
attacking nearly everyone in the land with
more or lees violence. II seems to steal Into
the body like n thief In tho night. Doctors
cannot diagnose It. Scientists are puzzled By
its symptoms. II is, indeed, q modern mys-
terry. Like those severe and vague maladles
that attack horses ana prostratel nearly oil
the animals In the land, this subtle trouble
seems TO menance mankind. Many Of Its
ictims have pains about the chest and sides,
and sometimes In tho back. They fepi dull
and eleepy; the mouth has q bad tRste, es.
pecially in the morning. A strange, sticky
Slime collects about the teeth. The appetlte
is poor. There 10 feeling like heavy LOAF
upon the stomach; sometimes faint, all
gone sensation is felt at the pit of the stonl.
acb, which food does not satisfy. The eyes
grow sunkeD, the hands and feet teel clammy
at one time and burn intensely at others.
After while sSough sets in' at erst dry but
isRSsa peG9efa,on. H''n Tho diiSisa hSu one feels
Tired all the while, and sleep does not seem , to
BILE, and gloomy, and has eril forebodings.
There 10 q giddinees, peculiar whlrling SEN
saiion in the head when rising up suddenly
outflux intensely; tho skulls dry and hot at
times; the blood grows thick and stagnant; tho
whites Of the eyes become unged with yellow;
ing q sediment after et1nuing. There Is fro.
quently splitting up OF the food, sometimes
with sour taste, and sometimes with sweet
ish taste; this 10 often attended with palplta-
tion OF the heart. The vision becomes impaired,
with spots before tho eyes; there Is feeling
OF prostrston and great weakness. Most OF
these symptoms are in turn present. II Is
thought that nearly ohe-third of our popula.
tion have this disorder In some OF It's varied
forme, while medicalmen hayo almost wholly
mi fak kaO N n Y Soma have frnntnl N for
one complaints; eonte for another, but nearly
all have failed TO reach the seat of the disorder.
Indeed, many physicians are aflicted with II
Richards, residing at No. 16S fremont street,
Boston, is thus described by himself;
81 had all those peculiar and painful symp::
toms which haze found anlictlng SO many OF
my patients, and which had so often 6atled
me. 1 knew Gil the commonly.estaolished
remedies woule 30 unavailing for / had tried
them often INF the past. l therefore deter
mined to strilJe out In new path. To my In
tenee satisfaction found that was improy-
ing. The dup, stupid feeling departed and
began TO enj9y iite once more. My appetite 70.
OF my face, Which had been a sickly yellow,
gradually assumed the pink tinge OF health.
In the cou1Be OF three weeks felt like new
wonderfuf efficiency OF warmers Tlppecanoe
The The. ,lBefh which was all the medicine
Doctors and scientists often exhaust their
skill and the patient dies. They try everything
that has been ueed by, or is known 70, the pro-
fesBion. and then fail. Even IL they save the
life 1t y often after great and prolonged agony.
Whcre all this can bo avoided by procautton
and Fare, how Insane o thing 1t Is TO endure
such(sufreringl With n pure and palltable
preJaration within reach, to neglect Its use u
simply ineScueaolo. ,..s.ss'~'
"Alderpey D1ltx-ssssons.'
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