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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 7170, 14 September 1886, Page 1

Business Cards. ALFRED BUCKLAND, A UOTIONEER AND COMMISSION A. AGENT, Sales of Fat Stock oil Thamleys. Horses on Friday. No cc v i»rge for grazing if Eold on first i.»le day afler being received. a 212 tc hb NEWTON KING, A UOTTONESB,' CATTLE AND STOCK JX SALESMAN, Land, Estate, and Genoral Coramlßsion Agent, Bsvon Stkebt, New Plymouth. a5O hb fc IF nAR R I IST GTO N, LIOEKBED NATIVE IHTEBPBETEB Communications to be addressed — cars of i W. Black, Baker, Devon-Btreet. . aG7I to p 0. MORTON, LAND AND COMMISSION, CUSTOM HOUSE, AND FORWABDING AGENT, Devon-street, New Plymouth. bPP6 to GREAT EXCITEMENT IN WALES about a n<arvellous![cure. Liviug Six Years Without Going To Bed. ME. EDITOR,— WhiIe spending a few days at the pleasant seaside town of Aberyslwith, Cardiganshire, Wales, I beard related what seemed to me either a fabulous jtory or a marvellous euro. The was that a poor sufft rer who bad not been able to Jie down in hed for six long jear?, given up to die by oil the Doctore, had been speedily cut ed by Eome Patent Medicine. It nna related with the more implicit confidence from the circumstance, bb was said, that the Vicar of Llanrystyd was familiar with tbe fret?, and could vouch for the truth of tho report. Having a little curiosity to know how such stories grow in travelling, I took the I'berty while &t the village of Lmnrjstydto call upon tbe Vicar, the ISev. T. Evans, and to enquire about this wonderful cure,. Though s total &tr&ni er to him, both ho and. bis wife moat graciously entertained me in a half hour's conversation, principa'ly touching the ca°e of Mr. Pugh, in which they seemed to take ft deep and eympatl etio interest, having bsen familiar with his sufCeri: ge, and' now rejoiced in what eeemed to them a most* lemarKatte cure. > ■ - Ihe Vicar remarked that he presumed his Dnie bad been connected with the report from his baying mentioned the caae to Mr. John Thomas, a chemiftcf Liar on, £e's«i(iMr. Pugh was formerly a resident of their' pa i'h, but was now living in the parish of Llanddeinol. He st ongly vouched Yr. Wm, Pogb's chaiacter as a respectable firmer aod worthy of credit. I left tbe venerable Vicar with a livelier tense of ' he happy i elation of a pastor and people, feeliDg that he was one who truly sympathised with ail who are B dieted in min H , body, and estate. On my retara to Aberjst^ith. I was iocpres'sed with a desire to Eec Mr. Pugh, wboss reputation stood so high. His farm is ca'kd, „ aocom-Miiwr, signifying ''above thediogle,'* situated near thi saasmit of a smooth round hill, overlooking a beautiful va'ley iv which s'tuattd the lovely ivy'-'mant'o i Chu-ch of Lland'.'eiuol. I found Mr. Pugh, apparently about 40 years o ! d, of medium heig'.t. rather slight, with a pit a- ant and intelligent face. I told him I had hta-d of his grea; affl.ctiou and of his remarhab'oand almost miracu'ous r<*lit£, and that I bad come to learn from h a own lip 9, what Ih.ro was of truth in the reports. Mr. Pogh remarked thet hia neighbours had taken a kindly and s; m pathetic interest in ris case fcr many years, bnt of hte their interest had been freatly awakened by a. happj change in hia condition. V-hat you report of having heard abroad^ raid he, i 3 substantially true, with oie exception. I Derer undei stood tdat my o-isewaß ever given up a? hopeless by any Physician. I have been treated by several Doctors hereabouts, 86 good eb any in Wai 8 but unfortunately no prescrirticn of theirs ever brought the desired relic.. Fifteen years ago, ho said, I first became cor scions of fc four and deranged ttoiraoh and foes of tppetite, whioh the D ctors told me was Djs;epsia. V» b.3t food I cou d huLi in my Btomccu Eecmed to do me no good and was cften thrown up wi'h painful retchings. 1 his was followed alter, a time with hoarsenets and a raw ci reuem of the throat which the Dootorscalle-I bronckitis, and I was tieaiod for that but with Httlo success. Ihen came sbortn-^BS cf breath and a aeusa of suffocation especially nights, with clammy sweat, and I would have to go out of bed asd torn' times of en a dcor or window in winter weataer to' fill my lunsja %vith the cold air. About six years ago I b:cam3 co bad that I could not seep in bed. tut had. to take my unquitt rißt and r'.roemy Ble&p tilting in an armchair, ley affliction Feemed. toleworkh:g dovrnwaidinto my bowels aa w<-ll as upwards into my lunga and tliroat. It the violent couching spasms which grew more f.equfjt, my abdomen would. expand and oollat so and at times it Wvuld stem that I should buffocate. All this time I was reiuced in slrcDglh fo that I couid perform i o hard labour and my spiiits were consequent!* much depressed. Kaily in this last sp-ing I had a etill more ceie:e sposmodic-attac'^, aud my family anl neigbbturs besame aiarmed, believing that certainly I would tot survive, when a ceighlour who bad some knowledge, or bad heard of themed'eine, bent to AberjKtwith by tho driver ot .he Omcibus Poot, s nuseveu mi cs dibtand, and fetih d a bottlo of Mother eige''d Ci ative t-yrup. This medicine they admioiitritid to me accordirg to tbodiie.tions when totheinurpriß9 and delight no less lhan my own, the ppvsrn ceased, I became at ease, and my stomach cala ed, My bowels were moved as b> a geni le cathartic, and I felt a aonsa of quiet comfort all through such cs I had not Lbfoic ruolizcd iv many yours I con d walk around t«io hcuso and breathy cemfortib y in a fe* hcun after I hsd taken the imuiciur. I have continued to ttke th-i modiciao duiiy now fo; iomctbin< over two montLs, and I can lay down and sleep sfvofctly at tiighti and h»ve not ri oe hid recurrence of those teirlhie spiisms and swuatirgs. I havo been co lo g broken down atd reduced in n-y whoJe bjatem ttat I have not tried 111 1 ptrlorm at«y very hatd out-dcr lubour, di-o < ing h best 10 be prudent lest by over-exertion 1 mcy do mjSelf iojury bof re my btteu>.th is fully rtitared I feel that my Btomaoj and bnwel-j h,ve bttn and are being thoioufchiy rosotated 6nd nr,ewcd by the medicine. Iv fact j feel liko a cew man. I have betu mv h congm'uUted ly my n«ighcourB,.Pi;tc!&ly.iy »ho ►ooil Vic. r of Lisursttyd who *uh bis ny pathetic wife have 00-' o thico ml ta to ehua tu»rs >i joy on mv recover I budo hit 1 ugh goodbye, h- ppy th-.t rven oi.o at Jeast amou^ thousands hud fo.'td a remedy for autggrav .in* discasw. lid je iwg this remtrkub: case of Dyaitptic AfctLmu sbo'. d be known to the puc io. I beg to hulmit tho atovo facts as ihey are »cla ed to w.t> uBii2uw Lap V. T. W,