AN ALARMING DISEASE AFFECTING A NUMEROUS CLASS.

Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1521, 20 March 1885, Page 3

AN ALARMING DISEASE AFFECTING A NUMEROUS CLASS.

The disease etfrnmenoes wi«h a *lighr" derangement ot the stomach, but if neglected, it in time involvet the whole frame, embracing ♦he-lidneys, Hw, prancreas, and, in fro, the ent«re gtanda'ar system, an<l the sfflioed drug* oat simisera 'c existence until death - gives relief Jrom mffering. The di-tease is o'ten mistaken for other complaint* ; but if the reader will IMkhimst'l the fallowing questio '•'», he will be able to "d^ei^rttne '-whether he h^nftelf ii one: of the afflio*«d :— H»»e I di»tre*P, p»in, or difficulty in breathing afier eating P I* tb»"re » dull heavy ffelinj; attended bj drowsiness? Hire the eye* a yellow tinge? Does a thick, sticky, niuc>us gj'hrr uoout the gums and teeth in t l ie morii ign, a^coinpanifd by % disagreeabl- tasip ? I- the tongue coated ? Is there pain* in the side* and back? Is there a fulnrss »hmit ihp rt^'it »iJ^ »« if th«* lirer were enlorging ? I» there cosii»ene«s ? Is there rerti^o or dizziness when rising suddenly from a horrz-'!' ;i ;.-o-stinn ? Ari» the secretions fron the k; leuys soanty and highly coloured, with a deposit after stand ns» I Does food ferment noon after paling, accompanied by fl*t»ilence or a' brlfliing of ans frofai the ? Is there frequent pulpitaiionoi the heurt ? 'lhf»se various symptom* msij, not; be present .-.at. one. lime, but they torment - the sufferer irr luinm thodreaful disease proarefs^s. If die case bo one of long standing, there will be a Hry, h>ckmg cough, attended af'er a tirr.e by pxp-btorHt on. In'^ery advanced stages the *kin »8-ume* s dirtj brownish nopesranf.', uikJ the hrn i< Hiid feet «recovei*"J by a oold, eickv pcrspirntioii As" the liver end kidneys become more and n».>re di««-a»e'i f rheu natic pHinn a"u»ar »nd the usual Ireaf ment pro«-e<> entirely vi. nfti'nst unt Utter agouisuijf Ui»9rdei-

, The origin of this maiadr i« indi«wtion 01 , dyipepMa, ami a smail quantity of tha prop?! . medicine will remote the- disease if tak.-n in it-inci\>\eu<-y. It • most import* <t that the ■ HUsnf should be promptly an>< prcpflj ' treated in its first *tajje», when a little medicine will effei't a ••are, ami even wlipii it has ob- , tsirit-H a ttrotif; hold the correct r«'nelr should be persevered in until e»-ry vesiige of the di«e»»* is erndi. afe+t until tiie appetite nm ntarped, au.l thf dwertive organ* r-«tof3d to a heiithli condition The *ure»t and mn»l ' effee>u»i re>np(tT for this d Mrea-ing eompluiiit i it "^ieders Curtime Syrup," a ti-jt, tibl. preparation s>ld by nil Ch«*nii«t« and M«-.1i.-ine Vendor* throughout the world, and by the proprietor*, A. J. Win c, L nut d, 17 Karrinu'lon i.'otid, lr»\d->n. KO. or 'he whole>al<* agouta, Kempt lion c. Proper & C'>.'« Nh« Zealand :>rug Co. (Limited i, Pundn, Chi'Hfo'iurch, Welli gi'iti, and Auckland. Th* 8* tup «trik"« at the y. ry fonnd*'i»r. of the iVifnt'. and drive* it, nut and brmicli, out of the nmtpin. Market PWe, Poeklin ton, Y.rk, October 2nd, 1882. Sir,— TJei'igf a KufFrw for ye»re wi'h dy« • pppstH in a!! its W'>rs< f>rin», an-l a f :er «pendi'n» pounds in m 'dicine*. I wn* at I*st i>er*iiii''fd to try Moth-r Seigel's CiirHtire Stuo, a-H am thank ul to s«y lihtj dt-nred mo« benefit from it than hut other medtoiofl F ever to k, and would advice any one *u;lerinfr from the name complaint to give it a tri-.il, they would noon 6»d nut f>r th?mg<'We«. If 'Ou like m m&Ue u<e for this testimonial you are quite at liberty to do so. Your* lesnectfully, (Sign.-d) R. Turner. Reigel'* Op^nti >g Pill* are the hut fa-nily phycin tha» Jm* ever b>*en di^overed. They cleanse the bow. N fr>m all ir. itn ting iu--tuancff. nnd leave i hem in a healthy conditKri. They cure cogtiveness. St. Mary strept, Pfter^orouzH, Nov-.i.her 29rl<, 1881. Sir. — Tt gtTp» me great |le .sure «o inform ymi i.f t»ie Jvnpfit I lni»« received from SeigHl"* Srmp. I hii«e ben troubled for ye-irs with dyspen«ia ; hut a"er a :ew dost* o> the Syrup, I 'oiind re'iet, and after taking two botlels f it I feel quite cured. I nm, Sir, jour* truely. \fr. A. J. White. Wilmah Brest. Hei.sin»ham, WTbitehiTen, Oct. 16th. 1882 Mr. A. J. W'iit-.— D-ar Sir,— T whs for some time afflicted with pile*, nnd vras advise I to give Mother Seigel's Syrup a trirt l , which I did. lam now happy to -tate that it bis restored me tn complete ueuMi. — I remain, yours respectfully, ' (SujnedJ John H. Liohtfoot. 15'h Audust. 1883. Dear Sir,— T write to ,ti-ll w»u»l»-t M>. [fenry Hillu-r, o 1 Yat<-shury, Wi'tn, in'erms n-.e that he cuff-red frmn a #evt-re form "f indiir.s'ioii lor upwards "f four %ears, md t>ok no end of doctor's meilicine without the flijglitfst hen-Pt, and declare Mother Se'gel'a Syrup whic'i he e->t from me has saved bis life* Yours duly, (Signed) N. Wbbb, Mr. White. " Chemint, Cane Dear I find the sale of Se^el's S»run .-teidily inoreu iiu' >ll ho have tri^d it !<peak very higliiv of it* medicinal virtues ; nnd onecu*tom>*r elewcrihen i bus a " Godsend to dynppfic people.' I alwuys recommend it with ootifldei c<*. Fiiithfultv ynri, (Signed) VlNsmT A. WILtH. Cheiiii^t-Dri.tis', To.Vr. A. J. White. Mer.byr Tvdvil. Prerton. Sep».2ls-, 1883. My Dear Sir, — Y.»u Syrusi and PIUs are still Terv popu'ar with my cu«t.im»-ri>. ninny sayi"e they are the best family medicines poseible. The other d<v a customer came for two bottles o' Syrup and »airl •• \f<nher Sei ■«! " had sayd the life ri his wi r e, mid h« add d, "one of fiese bottler I am nending fifteen •■•ilee hwm t • a friend who is very ill. I hare much lai h in it.' The stle k«ep* up wond'^fnl'v, in fict, <newou'd fanov a'm^st th=i» the jv-ople were o *>re aklast, dine and sup on Mother Seiael'e -\rup, the deinund is »o constH't >n I the •atiftfuction so great.— l am, dvar Sir yours laiiUlully, (Signed) W. BoWKEB. o. A. J. White, K«q