Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-14
SHE SUFFERED MANY MONTHS

FROM Nervous Dyspepsia and Ru1,onx
ness-Dr. Marston, the specia,,at
pied the Proper Remedies That IF
fected Permanent Cure, after MANY
fnysiciaus ana All Kinds of Patent
Medicines Failed Co DO Her Any Good.
Mrs Townsend, residing at No. TAX
Pine streets, Philadelphia, adds another
TO the already many voluntary testi
monials OF DIR. Marston's skill This Ia
her statement; II have suffered many
months from nervous dyspepsia and bill
liousness, l had awful palms in NV
stomach and bowels Food distressed
me, became very nervous and short Of
breath, and felt very weak all the time.
was troubled greatly with hot
flashes to the head. wasted
away and became exceedingly thin.
In fact, was to III 10 do the work that
devolved upon me. tried all kinds of
patent medicines and was treated bv
many physicians. without affordinQ me
pny relief. ] was well nigh discouraged
OF ever being any better and then to add
to my other troubles, had very severe
attack OF yellow Jaupdice, which turned
my skin the darkest shade ef yellow |
have ever seen. A friend recommended
Dr. Marst0n to me and consulted him.
aud he explained my troubles SO clearly
and was so confident that he could cure me-
that placed myself under his treatment
Improved rapidly and la two months
time was almost cured NV skin has re-
turned to its naturally clear color and
am now perfectly well and have gained
ten pounds in weight, and ana able TO at
tend to my work without fatlgue.
SYMPTOMS OF BILLIoUsNBss AND
INDIGESTION.
This condition ia brought on not only
by rich food and over eating. but poor
and improperly cooked food, irregular
hours cf eating, overwork, grief, mental
anxiety, lack II sleep, etc, will produce
the same effect.
Bllliousness and indigestion cause a
great variety Of symptoms, which are
usually treated as though they were dis
tinct diseases, giving them high somud-
Ing names, while in fact they are but the
outward manifestations OF the real dis
ease.
One Of the principal causes Of vertigo.
or dizziness, Is disordered liver and
stomach. The patient, on rising In the
morning, feels as II the room were whirl
Ing around or as If he were aosting or
sinking, Sometimes he falls when at
tackled There are noiaes-sometim
i quite loud-in the ear, and more or less
deafness. There may be- also faintness
and vomiting, The attacks incline to be
repeated with increased frequency.
Or. Marston Is a specialist In she dis.
eases above mentioned and has mad.
many remarkable cures. His patients
can be seen. his endoraers are net 10
Gated In some far of country; they ar,
right here In this town and win glAdl,
testify TO his ability in curing Them
These testimonials can be seen az MI
office or will he sent by mail IL desired.
Dr. Marston has been wonderfully sue
cessful treating patients.residing ont q
} town and unable to see him personally
) Sufferers residing at a distance and lncor
I venient TO come TO the city 90 consul
Dr. Marston personally and wishing 6
know as 70 the durability Of their dis
ease, also the necessary expense for treat
ment, etc. can write 10 ths Doctor, stat
ing fully the history Of their case an,
It's symptoms, when an opinion will b.
given and the method to be adopted &
effect cure.
DR.. Marston makes no charge for con
sultation, either personally or by letter
Office, l34 South Ninth street. opposit,
Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
Hours to and to g. Sundays 9 ts
12 A NJ