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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 7172, 16 September 1886, Page 1

business Cards. ALFRED BUOKLAND, A UOTIONEER AND COMMISSION A. AGENT, AUCfiLAIUD. Sales of Fat Stock on Tharadayii, Horses on Friday. No chnrgo for grazing if sold on first sale day a[ter being received. a 212 tc hb NEWTON KING, A DOTIONESR, OATTLB AND STOCK Bl SALEBMAN, Lsnd, Estate, and General 1 Commigfiion Agent, Devon Strebt, Nsw Pr.7MotrrH. jafiOJib to W pARRINGTON, LICENSEB NATIVE INTEBPRETEB Communications to be addressed — care of W. Black, Baker, Devon-street. a 671 to p C. MORTON, LAND AND COMMISSION, CUSTOM HOUSE, AND FORWABPING AGENT, gDEVON-STBEET, NEW PLXMOUTF, aPPfi te GREAT EXCITEMENT IN WALES about a marvellous cure. living Six Years Without Going To Bed. MR. EDITOR,— WhiIe spending a few days at the pleasant seaside town of Aberystwitb, Cardiganshire, Wales, I heard related what seemed to me either a fabulous etory or a marvellous cure. Tbe t tcry was that a poor sufferer who had not been able to lie down in bed for six long year?, fciven up to cie by nil the Doctors, had bee n speedily cue d by Eome Patent ftli diclop. It was related with ihe more implicit confidence from the circutretance, bb was said, that the Vicar of Llanrystyd was familiar with the fscfc, and ooold vouch for the truth of the report. Having a ]Ut!e curiosity tofcnow howeuoh stories grow in trcvelliog, I took the liberty while at the village of Lianrjstydto oall upon the Vicar, the liev. T. Evans, and to enqoire nbcut this wonderful cure, Though a total Btramer to him, both ho and bis wife most graciously entertained me in a half hour's conversation, principal? touching the ca?eof Mr. Pugh, in which they seemed to take » deep and Fympathetic interest, having been feTiiliar with bis Bufferirge, and now rejoiced in what seemed to them a most remarkab'o cure. The Vicar rercarked that ho presumed his acme bad been connfc ed with the report from hU bavitg mentioned the case to ilr. John 'Jhorans, a chemittof Llacon, Efesud Mr. Pugh waß formerly a resident of their pai h, but was cow living in tbe p&rißh of L'anddeinol. fee st ongly vouched Vr. Wm. Pogh's charccter as a resp, cable 1 farmer a?d ?orihy ofcredi'. I left tbe venerable \icnr with a livelier teme of he happy relation of a psstor and people, feeliDg that he waa one who truly sympathised with all who are afflicted iamin^, body, and estate. On my return to Aberjst* ith. I was impressed with a desire to see Mr. Pugb, whose reputation stood 8o high. His farm is caUsd : anccm Mawr^ignifying I ' above thedinglp," situated r.esr th<* saamit of a smooth round hill, overlooking a beautiful va ley in which is s'toated tho lovely ivy-mantle J Chu'ch of Llanddeinol I found Mr. Pugb, apparoatly about 40 years old, of medium beg t. rather slighf, with a pl'.a ant and intell'gent face, I told him I had he a d of his great affliction and of his r< maskable and almost mil acuous relief, and tL-at I bad come to learn from h<s own iip 3, what there waa of truth in the retorts. Mr. Pogh remarked that his neighbours had taken a kindly acd sjmpathetic interest in lis case f r many years, bnt of hte their interest had been greatly awakened by a happj change in his coLdiiion. V\ hat you repoitof having heard abroad, raid he, is Bubttan'iaUv true, with one exception. I uever understood that my CjSo\vsb everglv6n up a3 homeless by nny Physician. I have been treated by several Doctors hereabouts, fs hood as any in Wai s but unfortunately no preecrij tic n of theirs ever brought the desired relief. Fifteen years ego, he f aid, I first became coiscioußof a tour and deranged stomach aad loes of fppctito, which the D.ctors told me was Djs; epsii. Vt hit food I ecu d hoi! in my s'tomeca geemed to do me no good aud was ; ften thiown np wi'h painful retchings. 'I his was followed aiter a time with hoiraenetß and a raw serenes? of the throat whioh tbeDoijtorecalleT bronotitis, and Iwaatieaied for that but with littlo success. Then came shortness rf breath and a eersoof suffocation especially eights, with clammy sweat, and I would have to go out cf bed and torn- times o: en a dcor cr window in winter weat&er to fill my lungs with the «old air. About six years ago I became so bad that I could not sleep iv bod. but bad to take my unquitt re Bt and ores my Bleep hitting in an armchair, i'y affliction eeemedtole workIt g downward into my bowels as mil as upwards into my lungs and t!<roat. I > the violent couching spasms which grew more frequent, my abdomen wouid expand and collar se and at times it w. uld seem that I should Eulf oc-ite. All this time I vf as reduced in strength to that I could perform to bard labour and my spirits were consequently much depressed. Early in this last spring I had a still more £e r ere spnsmodic-attnc«, and my family and neighbours Lojamo alarmed, believing that cerUioly I would rot surv \e, when a ic-ign-l our who hnd ecme knowledge, or had heard of themed cine, tent to Aberjstwith by tho driver ol '.he Omnibus Po.-t, s mo seven mi es dietand, and fai« hd a bottle of Mother eigo''c Curative Syrup. Tnis medicine they admiui-.tr \U& 'to mo accordi' g to tbo directions when to their i urjriso and dtlight no lees ihan my own, tho Bpißtn ceased, I became nt ease, and my stomach calu ed My bowels wtte moved as by a gentle cathartic, and I felt a sonsa of quiet comfort all through such SB I had not lefcne rt-bltzed iv many years I con d walk around tito he use find breathe cow fort ib y in a few hcura after I hod taken tha mediciop. I have continued to f tike the medicine daily now fo lorn tbin* ovor two montts, and I can lay down and sleep sivostly at nighta aud have not h\: co hid ft recurrence of thoso terrible spasms in d swtatirg*. I have boon co loc-g broken down atd reduced in my whoie tysteni that I have not tikd to perform at - veiy hud out-dojr labour, deoi-ing it best to be prudent lest t>y over-exertion 1 tnuy do m, self iijury bof,re my st onyth is fully rettoicd I feel that m> etoinuo i and toweiu h-ve been and Rrc teiag thorough y ronotated tud ritewed by tha mtdiciuo. Iv fact I feel lit- c a Lew mau, I hiivo betn mv h congni'ulsted ly my miehuours, »s[ecial,y ly ihc Vicer of L.biirjttyd who with hid tyapashelio wife bn\e con c tbieo mi.ts to Ehed toars of joy ou m> recoveijr. I bbde Mr. Fugh gcodbyo, hoppy that even ono ut Icabt nrnoug thousunds hud fo.itd a remedy fo. auiggiav tin^ disease, 110 loving this remarkable case of Dysfeptic AttLrua aliou d be known to the puuiio, I Leg to LuLmit the nlovo facts as ihey are related to me a? 52 h yr bop F, T, W.