The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-07-23
he facts, and could vouch for the truth

the facts, and could vouch for the truth
of the report
Having little curiosity 70 know ho'y
such stories grow in travelling, | took
the liberty White at the village uf LINN
rystyd TO call upon The Vicar, the Res.
Il. Evans, and to enquire about tEiS
wonderful cure. Though II to'al Sllon-
ger to him, both he and his wife most
graciously entertained me in Il h. Ii
hours conversation, principally touching
the case of Mr.. Pugh, IN which tny
seemed to take II deep and - mpathei.c
interest, having been familiar with as
suiferings, and now rcioiced in Wat
seemed 10 them most rema klb.5 cuie.
The Vicar remark cd that he presumed
his name had been connected with = re
report from his having mentioned ,ce
case to Mr.. john Thomas, chcni,! If
Llanon. He said MIR. Pugh was form r
ly II resident Of their parish, but Nasirw
living in the parish of !.i'tLddeinoi.
He strongly vouched Nj. Wm. Pug 5
character as a respectable farmer IL d
worthy of credit. | left the vcncra &c
Vicar with n livciier sense OF g. har Y
relation Of Il pastor and people, feel g
| that he was one who truly syn pn'hi' q
| with all who are afflicted in mind, boty.
| or estate.
On my return TO a berg stwitI, | Y az
| impressed with IL desire 10 see Mr.. Pa n,
whose reputation stood ~ h'gh. BIS
farm is called Pancom Mawr, gpify z
"above the diugle,' ituatcG i,es' re
summit of smooth round hill, g, r
looking beautiful valley in wLiC is
situated the lovely ivymanlled C!'I IN
| of Llauddeinol. | found M. L, u,
| apparently abou; 10 years Old, II m,d m
height. rather slight, with pleasant l. d
intelligent face. / told him bad h ID
of his great afil;cion and OF his rem X
able and almost miraci.ls rs relief, ID
that l had come 10 learn from his N
lips, what there WAS OF tIu,ii in ia, re-
ports.
Mr.. Pugh remarked that his neigh.
Dor. had taken II kindly aud sgI p
athletic interest in his case for IN my
years, but of late lhcir interest had n
greatly awakened by happy chung in
his condition. What you report : ".
ing heard abroad, sad hu, is sub. 1t.
| tally true, with enc exception. | 1t er
understood ihat my case was ever 81 IN
up us hopeless by any Physician |
| have been treated ny SOW ~ DC; rs
! heieabouts, as good rs any IL Wales, ut
unfortunately no preset nion If m RS
| ever brought the desired rchef
Fifteen years ago, he snid, first De-
| came conscious OF n sour nrd ,irrsu cd
stomach and loss %. appetite, which be
! Doctors told me was Dyspepsia y ,i,t
food could hold in my siomech So ".
! cd to do me no gopa and was oiien
thrown up with painful ret hinrs. J ais
wn3 followed after "a time with "a Lon &C.
ness and raw soreness oil the ia iat
which the Doctors called brunch IL,
and | was treated for That, but th
| little success. Then came sLOrtfes os
breath and sense of sutlocalion, pc.
oially nights, with clammy sweat, u, l
would have 10 get Out al bed anu 80 le-
times open a door or window In wiI,er
weather TO fill my lungs with the I'D
air.
About six ycais ago became so adj
| that could not si.ep Ia bed, hut hu 10
take my unqulct rest and dreamy ep
sitting in au aimohair. Ny niili, on
seemed To he working downward hto
my bowels as well IS apwdrus into NY
! lungs and throat. In the violent 40 III.
ing spasms which grew more freq NJ,
my abdomen would expand and col lse
and at times !, wonld seem That sh Id
suilocate. All this lime | WAS red ed
| in strength SO that i could perf.rt. no
hard labor aud my spi, ils we'-, a. Sc
quently much depressed.
Early in this last spring had ill
more severe spasmodin attack, ana my
family and neighburs brcanic alaIt' ed,
believing that certainly ! would nc ur.
viye, when a nclghbor, who had me
knowledge, or lIuh heari of the n di.
cine, sent 10 A'eystwilh by the d yer
of the Omnibus Post, some seven /: les
distant, aud fetched bollie of NJ her
SeigePs Curative Syrup.