Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-13
HOW Do VIC Dig OUR GRAVES?7

HUN DJ MI Dlh UUk URAV hN?
Va must eat or re cennc. i've. Tb,e
we Al Snog. But do We ell know yhst
we die by e5tiag? Il is esid ws dig c1T
graves with oar teeth. How foolish his
sounds. Yet it is Ies fully 'Tae. We age
terrified st the approach OF TIE caolt's
and yellow fsveE. pet there Isl . tisease
constantly at our doors and in our
houses far more dangerous snd destruct-
I've. Most people have n their o"1
stot3achs poison, more slow, u. Qaite
Is fatal as TIE germs If 5hose malSdias
which sweep men .nto etes1ity 5y thous-
snds without warning in tie times O!
great epidemics. Bus 1t is mercy that.
II re are watchful, we can tell whe2 W
are threatened. The follpBing ece
among the symptoms, yes they do not
always necessarily appear n the
same order, nor are they always
the same in difsEent cases. There is
dull and slSeps feeling; 8 bad
taste in the month especially in the
morning: the sppetlte is cnangesble,
sometimes peer and again it seems as
though the patient could NOT eat enough,
and occasionally no appetite at all; dull
ness and sluegshness of tina mind: nc
ambition to studsor work, LIE o. less
headache and heaT5Aess In the heads dir
illness on rising to tn. feet or moving
suddenly: furreN and fcoated tongue; q
sense of lC al on the stomach that moth
Ing removes; hot and dry skin at times;
yellow tinge in the eyesi scsnty and high
coiored urines sosr tsste in the mouth,
frequently atseaded bybsipitation of the
heart; impaired visiOn,s spots that
seem to be SWIMMING insahe air before
the eyes; a cough, witbs greenish-col-
ored expectoration; poor nights rest;
sticky slime about the teeth ard gums;
hands and feet cold and clammy;
irritable temper and bowels bound
up and costive. This disease has puz-
lied the physicians and still puzzles them.
1t is the commonest Of ailments and yet
the most complicated snd mysterious.
Sometimes 1t is treated SIS consumption,
sometimes as liver complaints and then
again as malaria and eyea hekft disease.
But It's real nature is THAI sei soRstipation
and dyspepsia. It arises Ia the digestive
organs and soon Affects sA the others
through the corrupted kpd poisoned
blood. Often the whole bodg-tDcluding
the, nervous system-is ts.ally starred,
ssssn when there is no emstistion to tell
the sad story. -
Experience has shown that there is
but one remedy that can certainly cure
this disease in snsits, stages, namely,
Shaker Extract of Roets or Mother
Seigel's Cnfssiye Syrup. Is.neEer fails
out, nevertheless, NO ssame sheglespe lost
in trying other so called remedies for
they will do no good. Get, this great
vegetable preparation, discovered by 81
venerable nurse whose name is shsase-
hold word in Germany saas be sure to
get the genuine article. %
GIVEN UP BY SEWN DoGrGgs.
Shaker Extract of Roofs or Seigel's
Syrup hssraised me to coed healfSaiter
seven doctors had given me up todie
with consu option writes R. =.
Grace, Klrkmshyihss Todd county, KY,
HE HEARD OF IT gUsT IN lime. e
al had been about sven up to dig
with dyspepsia when, i drsssssEst the 3D.
wertisement Is .sbs&er Extract Of Roots
or saigers syrU8 After using four bot
tles Lwas able 10 attend &c my busine
as wei az eyer. T know OF seveyaI cases
Of chillsaEdeftVer that have been cureo
by it." SO writes Mr.. Thos. Puilum of
Taylor, Genevaceaaty, Ala.
WORTH TEN DOLLARS 4 BOTTLE.
MIR. Thomas P. Evans Of the firm of
Eysns & Bro, merchants, Horntown, Ac-
comack cepntE. Va, writes that he had
been sick VITA digestive disorders for
many years ard had tried many phFsi-
clans and medicines without benefit. He
began to Use Shaker Extract of Roots or
Seige!;s sprdp about the 1st Of January, !
tss7,.ss wasSso Hpch better in three
weekstbst he ccEsteared himself practi-
cally Well man. He adds: 81 have st
this time one bottle on hand, and if
could not get any more ,0o,t5d not tdke a |
ten dollar biz for IT,"
All druggists, or address A. j. White, |
Limited, 81 Wsrren etreet, New York.
A HEBREW PRUSELYTE.