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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1470, 14 November 1884, Page 3

ANALAR ,f TV. nr-.vt-'i' -\FF'i:CriVG .A NTJMH. OUSCLAS-f. The di-ease commences with a slight derangeo.ent o' tin* stomach but if neglected, it n timi* involves ihe whole f v !••*, emhri ing til- lii hie* s, hv»r, primer ii-*, a 1. in (tic, the intire _lanrfiitar <\**lhui, un I th- flB ced d'->g9 ou a mi* ra le existence until rte.it li gives r-di**i irom •>rtfferi*'g- The di*eas* i* n len misink *n r>r*iitlif)i* cimplHiiii**; hut ifih* reader wil u-lthmsel ihe Mlowiti. que-t'io -, h" will hi* üblt* to oV'ermhie whether he hi.n«-lf is on.* oi lh- nflSio'ed :— Have I' distress, pain, or ' illicit I* v in breuthing. after euiin. ? Itli re v dull heav* J.-«'liti. «tie ded by "rows • ne-- ? Have the eyes a yejl 'W ting • ? D.")ft9 a tlrelt, diii-ky, mucous ga'her uO-iut ihe gu its mi I 'evil in 'he ntorniog*, Ticcomuani --"I ■ >_v a disiigreeabl • to* ■•* ? I-'the tongue c<> a ted ? Is there pains in th** side.* ad '-ark? I* • here a fulm-ss ahou' tht* right -if • a* if fli- I liver were enl 'rsfiiig? I* then co'iivene* ? Is tln-re verli_o 'or'dizzini*s wh n ri*ing { suddenly frotii"*! hwfeon'iil position? Are ih- s c eti'.nflf^lfot-rf |f\« .Ai le'iys scanty and | hi.;hlv i-<..loi_ o '^ 11,,t -" - stand n_ ? Dots tood ft-rteVnt^^jo'ii utter eating, accompanied by flit lence or v liel-iii. g ol -as | roivi th» -tnmno ? Ts there tr queut pu 7" pi'.iii'in o f «* her- ? I h*se vurious. -.ymutouis ••hv not -Me. present at one tim», hut th. v I i-ornie t, „H*e-j ..uffercr i>> una thedren ful di*»ei*M orpgresses. If the ruse he one o' long stmdo.g, there wil he a ry, luck ng cough, attended af er a 'in.c by expe-torut on. In very advanced stag's the skin assumes n d rrv h owmsh nnpeuranc.*, und theh>nl*>»nd Ip^t are covered hv a odd, icky perspiration. As the h.-er en I kidneys become mo"* arid mor.* di-tHsel, rlieumuic pain"* appear, und he usual treatment proves entirely un'uv tiling against this letter agonising disorder 'he o i-»iii of this malndv is indigestion or dv-pop ia, and a smii'l quantity "f the proper medicine will ro.no*'- tin- tlisease if taken in it* incipiccy. Tt s most import* t that the <fi ens- sh uld be promptly and properly treated in >tt first -tuges, when h little ni. dicme will effe t a .-ure, ami even when it. has obtained a strong hold the correct remedy should he persevered in v ;til ev -ry ve-tige ol the disease is eradiate!, until iiie appetite ms returned, "tid the di.ertiv organs r^tored to a heathli condition. Ohe sure»t und most effec'inkl remedy for this d stres-ing complaint is "'•'ie.'ers Curative .Syrup," a vegetable preparation s *ld by nil Chemi*ts and Medicine Vendor* tlu-ou:hoit the world, and by the proprietor*, A. J. Whi'e, L tmt d, 17. Farrin_; lon '<o>d, L--*id -n. XC. or 'ho wholesale a_e.it*. „empiho!*i o, Pi'O'^er _ Oe.'s New I Zealand '>rtig Co. (Limited), DunediD, Cii i**c'iurch. Wellingioii, and Auckland. . The Svnip at the very foundation j of the dispas». and drives it, root and branch, "out of the a*. item. Market P'nce. Pocklin V irk, Otoher 2nd, 1882. Sir, — "Being a sufferer for years with dys - pppsia in a l .! its worsi form*, and after spending pounds in m. d'i*ine«. T was at last persuaded to try Mother Seigel's Curative Svruo, a'ld am thank'ul to s:iy hava derived more benefit from it. than any o'her medicine I ever to ik, and would advise any one *u.lering 'rom the sume complaint to give it a trial, th«\v would a >on fiod out for ihe.r.Belve*. If *ou like to make use for this leithnomal you are quite' at liberty to do so. Tours lesppct fully, (Signed) B. Tamer. Seigel's Opefatine Pills are the best family physio that ha*, ever been discovered. They cleanse the bowels from all irritating substances, and leave them in a heulthy con litioi. Tbey care costiveness. St. Mary afreet, Peterborough, November 29th, 1881. Sir, — It gives me great rleisure to inform you ofthe benefit I have reeeiv*d from Seigel's Srrup. I have been troubled for years with dyspepsia ; but af-er a '.ew doses of the Syrup, T lound re'ief, and after taking two boltels J it I feel quite cured. I am, Sir, jours truely Mr. A. J. White. William Brunt. Herisinghum, Wliitehiven, Oct. 16ih,1882 Mr. A. J. While. — Dear Sir.— -T was for some time afflicted with piles, and was advised to give Mother Seigel's Syrup a trial, which I did. lam now httppv to -tate that if htß rpsinreAi mv tn complete iiealtb.— l rematu, rours rcspectfuilv, (S'tinedJ Jon-* ET. Light, iot. 15<h August, ISB3. Dear Sir, —l write to tell vnu that Mr. Henry flillier, of Yateehury, Wi'fs, informs me that he puffere I from a severe form of indig stion for upwards of four years, and took no end of doctor's medicine withou' the slightest hen-.r, and declares M olher Seigel's Syrup which lie gut from me has saved his liie* Youro truly, (Signed) N. Wkbb, Mr. White. Chemist, Calne. Dear Sir. — T Snd the sale of Se'gel _ Syrup steadily inereu«in_. Ml -*ho have tried it B:«eik very highly of its medicinal virtues ; an 1 one itus.omer ileseri'tes i Iv* a " (>odse* d t'j dyspeiic penpla.' I iil^uys recommond it wi h uo.Qileice Faithful'v y nn, (Signed) VlN3' NT A. Witua, Cliemist-Dt-utisr, To.Mr. A.J. White. Merthyr Tv.lvil. | P.e-=ton, Sept. 2ls«, 1883. j My Dear Sir, — You Byrm> and Pills aro std 1 very popuUir wiih my customers, many *n?i ••' ■ rhry ure the bent family medicines p is-ible. •'lie other d>y a cus'om r came for two bottles o' Syrup and »ad •• Mother Seigfll " ha f saved the 'ifo '-.t his wi'e, uud he added, "oi.e of these bottles I am sendiog Ofteen miles away t » a friend who is very ill. I have much hnth in it.' The sale kiep* up wonderfully, in fact, one would iHnov n'most i!m», the people weie to 'treaklast, dine and sup on Mother Seigel's S rup, *he deiiiutid is ao eonsta-'t and the saiisftiction so great. — I am, dvar Sir yours lai.htully, ' (Signed) W. BoWKEB. r.». A J.Whit .j.