The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14
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Inspired this Htteinpt Al train. Nfsekink y
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nfatas oi some prisoners who uefs on the
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whose wondsfiul instinct was due The sal
shti8n u the tain, Wien asked NY tle
writer Why le stopped bis engine, 81
g emf tell WY, only know Jet
something was wfUng.n
!" D0 sou have these feelings often when
upon tie rondy" continued the writer.
mo. very seldom III bOugh for the past
twenty years ! have boon IN a con lilion 10
feel apprehension at almost anything"
allow Is thatW
"Why, / have been a victim of ono of
the worst cases Of dyspepsia ever known
| have not boon confined 10 my bed, a. like
thousands Of others, ! sm couipsilsd 10
work whether able ~ not Indeed, ~hen
4. hf.t issan | had only = loss VI sppttits,
a faint feeling that would not g. away snd
a had taste III the mouth, bat ] fnally got
those terrible craving and gnaHing feol.
Jugs that make life 10 unbearsblo aud arc
known I'M general debility"
"What did you dOp
" tried physicians until ] became dis.
courabed. gave eight different onos fair
tests, but mons Of tbom benefited mo-. /
wv y HNNHhf -" 80 ~
failed, likewise. II looked pretty dark for
me SO far A. any more peace or enjoyment
la ills world were concerned and | became
tori bly, discouraged
You certainly do not look that way
now"
"Oh, no, indeed, ! am IN perfect health
now" WAS the reply land ] propose TO
continue 10. My nervousness is entirely
gone; | can sleep Rights; the aching numo'
ness has disappeared; tue pale, siekly ap.
pearance has given place 70 the color OF
health, aud / have readily put on aesh.
THIS il what bLs beon accomplished by
means Of Warmers Tippgcanoe. II can
be cure aftor u chronic illness Of nearly
n quarter " q century | believe all suffer
ing IN = similar manner can be restored by
using tho same great remedy"
Such IL the testimony Of a mau who
could detect and remove unseon danger gu
til rnad but cosll not remove the danger,
from within his ~ system Bntil brought
face 70 face with the great preparation
a~boye-named Which aid 80 much for him an
can DO Ms much for all those wko require u