TREATED FOR THE WRONG COMPLAINT.

Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1647, 1 January 1886, Page 3

TREATED FOR THE WRONG COMPLAINT.

Tt it at ill tim'-s hard to lose tho*e whom we fcol ! dear, hut it i« terriblr »o when we ».»»<• the con*eio ifness that f or mist <ke:> treatment the loved on* mi^'it hare been with u3 •till. In mmt caies the 'net thai the mffer-r >i» treat 'd *or '.be wrong nofO'-l int is known in *!i!fic'en» time to admit of the patient being B&ve4, a-.d ib« following i« a ca*a in point :— A Httiw m»rf »han two joars ago, s beautiful vnanu h If in Nevr York wa< gi»en up to die ■«f consumption. Her Un<\ pa-ents toot Inr •to P«ri« at • la«t rp»ort, houine to ftud B<>mo •kiKul pl\T»i«i«n 'hnw otpnb'p of *rri»<i'in* the j mni<i *»ri<^» of the •uopo^e'l dreadful disease. In th» th^ir hope* were blighted, hut for»u j tiatelj switT in tn»t distant foreign oify they met with a description of a new method of freeing D»«p«p*i», whi>-h eroownted from the M.nit L-hanon Shaker* of the ««t".te of N«w Tork. Tlie thought struck the pventi of this I -a. voang air? thtt p«>rl»<p» their daughter j sfflioted w'th Indigestion or D.T>p?p*i*i ! .tien ; snd if to, there might ! Bf for her ri*i-oT« ". . j <he S-ijH's CriTati»e Byrap, m^e ] foi* »ie cure of !\y peosia, wb» j IWind administered to the pitient, and j •psult WdS mHr»ello»r. To-day their Ufa* in the e»»j »yment of g-?od beaJ'h. j Thafacl was, the patient h»d been trea'ed for 4he wrong eo'nn'ftint,nnd w : ien she wus treated ■fvr Dftpejnia (her real trottWe), all thealnrtn<in^ tymptO'ns of consumption van ffcl'd. Till* i« n<w an i«ol:ite<t p**e. T!«f country ii full of «nff«ri*g thou*avd« thnt are beinsj tr«i»fed for Ltrer CompUinf, M «l>ria, Kid<>py Di«ea?e, Lv«!» T)ijordor», io.. &• when the firt is th^y *r* affli-ted with Inrtig-ftion in some of its iorns, and a'l of such ?uffur?r» would relief if tiirj wtf.) preperiy treatea for