TREATED FOR THE WRONG COMPLAINT.

Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1645, 28 December 1885, Page 3

TREATED FO R THE WRONG COMPLAINT.

Tt \n tf «H tinvs Wd 'o l<>«<* »'"'*« w h° m " c ■» 1 I d -«r, hut it i« t-i"iblv to wli-n we »»»tp ;!, con^io .i>npw Mint »Mit 'or tw»t ke"» <«■•»»• -».,t the Wd one might have Ween with us -Ml In «omp cs«-s tha <«<•' tha> the mffer r m , r p,,t.-d for the wrong «om I Hi « known in Miliicient time »« aimit of the .ntvnt hfing *rt P ». n-.d »he fo'lowi"«» a oi«e in P 0I1lt :-; A little mTPthan two years w, « hemitihil Tf .ti.« • laiv in N^w York wv giwn up to H-e of ooMdumpMon. Her <oni pi-onts Mok hr to Piri« a« a l«'t resort, ho^n-.' t<> P c« some ■k'l'iil phwnian thff'ecinabV-f.rr^Mns th^ r,,m<\ -trine- of ihe «uor»ft«e'i d.on Ifu! (lueise. In this th«ir hon-s were Wia'.t^. hat lnr»ur.nt.W iwnr in that .lirtant foreign civ thov wet "with a dcsci.tionofanewme'io-l of tre*tin.r Dvspep'in, whi-h pman.ted from t lie V.. 8..tB ..t L-hnnon 3!mkerß of the of New York. The thought Ptrun'm'i* n*re«r» of tliw Mpt'M rouns girl »'vit p/rh »p« the-r Hmi^tpr wxß afflicted with I-riioe-tion or Dv-p.-p-ia, an^ not eon*iim»ti>in ; *n.» if so. there might K e a chance for her r '("'»■ rr. Some of the &»9*V» onra»i^ Sy-ap. m-.o> W the cure of !*»y pei)>ia, w,* oMai-ed and admin'jt.Hred to th«p-itient, and ♦he r-miH w;»3 ma-»pllon -. Tn-daT th«-ir d lu^htor Ii? ** in the enj .v-n-nt o'e »»d b-nhh. The fae.l was, the patient h.vi Hee-« troii»ed for the wrong fio.np'rtmt.a'-rt W.en she wms treated for D»«nemia (her re.il ( r .uSe), nil rhe Hlarming »vmpto-nnofflom«uinpti.>n »*n *hn Thl< i* not an iV.l.rte-1 n*e. Th- .-ouMtry is full of •iifferina tlioii<anct» »h-i* are hem« treated for Liver OomnUint, \T-il-«ri-i, Kidj.ey l>\*nv, Lui.aTli. orders. &v.. k. -when the f,ct ia th-y «ro affli trd with Indi^'i-n in some of us varie'l lorn», and a^l of «ne"i ""fferer* would oStain relief if they wore properly treated for Dyspepsia.