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Lake County Press, Issue 979, 12 September 1901, Page 3

CPF^rilF nf 2 L -«c=s A STATE OF NERVOUS AGITATION. A LONG DYSRERT/O TROUBLE. A RATIONAL REMEDY BRINGS RAPID RELIEF.

The C.tso of J. AHDEESOII. (/>,' (l /Jat.rtHi, li'ffOrtt M nv<f the iidorfu! invent oils per ..in ir originaicy ol eunci puon to men aho!'. im ii pi.si .c.-a.i. ... 'I .) ■ -;mi;r-. \e-•!K-i.:. on ci ti i'a.-hionod i e. 5 .n re.-pool o liiii ■::; :■• :y havo elfeetod great i hj: ii'.;.-- t !:;■. ll«.'hout the world, but the present :iiid forthcoming generations profit, by tlic progress mane. An inrerestir.g study is luund in noticing the ;r:idi ! a. dovc'< pment of mot scientific nri-ttors, and 'he r -ader will find h's at- ■ •ntion abo: bed in tracing the followngoonip lauo.i of events, emanating, as uey mi. no:n what is frequently cont hired a trilling and unimportant rg-n, and ending in a climax of condeii.b <> magnitude. The narrative apin the words of Mrs. Jcannie Au.ii r on, of 11 Sm.fj-slioet, Duncdin. ' in i.i, ear.ier days," began Airs. '■-- 1 - "I was tronbe 1 \ cry much ostion. l,:ko most persons .ildiet.d to th.s complain*, I thought it iu< only a trivial disorder of a tomorary nature, and that it won d go .way on its own account. The s\ mp cm, e.e certainly very annoying, hut for ome timo tiny were not sufficiently erious to call tor medical aid. That was ny opinion then, 1 only had a feeling if discomfort after food, but alt or a hi'o the pain gradually increased until d beraniu a seveie wearing or burning cusa'.ion. 1 linn t onir.un. ci to tii nk hat I was in fo'" a b; d spell o'" sickness. Severe pains in tic bath started to tornont me shortly after taking my meals, I'hich were now indulged in in a very le.icu.tu fashion. 1 was very oarcfu. .vhat I ate, and tool, but little, as I '•ad only a i:;m2"c appetite. If l took i cup of warm nv'k I suffered as much is though 1 hail eaten a pound of steak, ho pain ami uneasiness ai the pit cf ho stomach being as gioat. My e was deathly v. 1i.,0, with dark lines dor my eyes, the fight of which was ;>'.~nt'y unpaired. Sometime* the ptii--a' ion .it the wrist was so leeb o that .carcely a throb eou d Lo fo c. A tense >i great oppression was present in my h'.-st, a matter v. h.ch : fivcted my 'ireathr'g. I was always s.eepy and \"Orn out. As soon as I rot up in tils lorning I felt inclined to go back to he i am, itud for a.i llie good I was I night .just as well, for 1 was on.y in thor poop'o's-way. Constipation be•amo a chronic complaint, and 1 became o v oak at last that I could rot sweep ho floor." " i. is a wonder j'ou did not lie up, . rs. Andcr on." So I did. and shorty aftcrwrrds 1 as se'-e-d with agonising pr.ins in tin .oweis, at ended with great pros ration it strength. 1 loud not raise myse ! p in i.e.. u 1 hoi.t t. u.iiiing faint and ;iddy. T!..' e nnv 'cms wore qui-.-hh '.:"ow * }).■ the oyt-nsiori of pain of a •noro vio'ent character than ever over he stomach, then came a miserable iveiing of nausea. My skin became cold ind ci, siii.iv. a. 1.1 r.iv features were horM.v sh'n-kon. I'or days 1 di 1 not oat. -.either could 1 rrol out o f -d. On one o -:--io., I managed to :V my feet on the floor, intending to stand up and try .o wa k. but I quickly lo'.l and was "oub'ed up in agony f;.r some time beWhntever food 1 succeeded in swallowing was promptly thrown up again li 1 took but a tablespuonfu! of miik. or a -mall wafer biscuit, I vomited them at and brought up, besides, large luautities of what the duct or eal'ed digestive b'ood.' There was not a particle if food which passed my lips but ;ain, and always accompanied with volumes of blood. Ihis incessant b'ood-vomiting induced a burning, swollen feeling in '.he eyes, combined with blinding headaches. If I tried to s*oop, my head became dizzy everything in the room appearing to swim round and round, and to make matters worse, my nights wore mor" restless than over. The trying ordeal I went through every day made me fool dead to the world, but in spite of my

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