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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 7176, 21 September 1886, Page 1

r ISusiness Cards. ALFRED BUOKLAND, A UOTIONBER AND COMMISSION A AGENT, AUCKLAND. Sales of Fat Stock on Tharsdayr, Horses on Friday. No charge for grazing if sold on first vale day afier being received. a 212 tc hb NEWTON KING, A UOTIONEEB, OATTLB AND STOCK £1. SALESMAN, Land, Estate, and General Commission Agent, Deton Street, New Plymouth. aSO hb to g D. WBSTMAOOTT, Auctioneer & Commission Agent* Has a number of Farms, Bush Sections, Town and Suburban Allotments for sale. ! a342h v 0 C. MORTON, LAND AND COMMISSION, CUSTOM HOTJSE. AND FOEWABBING AGENT, New Plymouth, aPPfito UEEAT EXCITEMENT IN WALES about a marvellous cure. Living Six Years Without Going To Bed. MR. EDITOR, — While spending a few days at tbe pleasant seaside town of Aberystwith, Cardiganshire, Wales, I heard related * hat seemed to me eithor a fabulous etory or a marvellous cure. The ftory was that a poor sufferer who bad not been able to lie down in bed for six long yearn, iiven up to di 6by all the Doctors, had bet n speedily cu>ed by some Patent Medicine, It was related with the more implicit confidence from tbe circumstance, as was Faid, tbst the Vicar of Llanrystyd w»3 familiar with the fact*, and could vouch for the t-uth of the r< port. Having a little curiosity to know how such ptor'.ea grow in trt.vel)iog, I took the liberty while at the village of Lianrvstyd to call upon tbo Vicar, the ivev. T. Evans, and to onqtire lib ut this wonderful cure, Though a total ttrfinter to him, both he and bis wife .most graciously entertained me in a half hour's conversation, principally touching the ca^e of Mr. Pugb, in which they Beemed to take a deep and sympathetic interesr, having been familiar with bis suffeticgp, and now rejoiced ia what seemed to th< m a most remarkable curo.ssfrs; 'Jbe Vicar tc marked that he presumed his name bad been connected with the report from bis havicg mentioned the case to Mr. Jobu Ibomas, a chemittof Llaron, Be said Mr Pugh was formerly a resident of their pa i h. but was now living in the parish of L anddeinol. Le st ongly vouchsd Mr. Wm. Pugh 'a character as a respectable farmer and wonhy ofcredr. I left the venerable "Vicar with a livelier tense of he happy relation of a pastor and people, feeliDg thathe waa one who truly sympathised with all who are afflicted iaminr*, body, and estate, On my return to Aberjst'itb, I was io:preEEei! with a desire to ccc Mr. Pugb, whose reputation btood so high. His farm is called accom-Mawr, signifying ''above the dingle," g ! tuated near tin Buttmit of a smooth round hill, overlooking a b: autifal v&Uey in which is s'tuated the lovely ivj-mantloJ Chu-ch of Llanddeinol I found Mr. Pugh, appareslly about 40 years old, of medium beig t. rather slight, with a pita ant aDd intelligent face. I told him I had tuard of his great affliction and of his r.markab'o and almost miracu'ous relief, and tbat I bad come to learn from Ire own lipa, wha<; thro was of t truth in the reports. Mr. Pugh remarked that bis neighbours had taken a kindly asd ejmpathetic interest in bis case f r many years, bnt of lute their interest bad been greatly awakened by a I happj change in his cot<dilion. What you report of having heard abroad, eaid he, is substantial! 1 ' true, with one exception. I i ever under stood tbat my c^eo was over given up as hopeless by any Phjsiciau, I have been treated by auvera' Doctors hereabouts, as sood as any ia Wei s but unfortunately no preEcrii tion of theirs ever brought the desired relict. Fifteen years ogo, ha faid, I first became conscious of a tour and deranged ttoaach aod loss of tp; etite, which the D.ctors told me t* a% D> stepsi*. V hat food I cou d hoi -' in my stomach tetmed to do me no good and was ■ fton thrown up wi<h painful retchings. 1 his was followed aiter a time with hoircenefs and a raw soreness of tho throat wbioh the Dootorß called bronchitis, and I was tieatod for that bnt with little success. Ihen came shortness cf breath and a set ssof suffocation (Specially nights, withe am my sweat, aid I would huve to go out ri bed a:d 10m timis o t eaad or cr w ndow in winter weatuer to fill my Junjxs with the old air. About gix )ears ago I b'.-caim so bad that I could not seep ia bed. hut had to take my unquitt net aud < rot my sleep fitting ia an ariiich ir, c y afflioiiuu tetnudtobo workit g downward into my bowels ad w- 11 as upwards into my lunga and throat I • tbo violent coughing spaairs which grew mor.frequent, my abdomen would espied and collates aid at times it Wi/Uid seem that I should euiloc-ito. All this time I was reducod in strength to that I cou'd perform : o bard labour aud my spirits were conecqucntly much depres-.ed. Ea ly in tbislaet sp'ing I had a still more te.ere spaEmodic-attac , and my family and ceigbbturs became alarmed, bclievisg ihut cert-iinly I would Lot survive, wbeu a ntigni our who had seme knowledge, or had heard of themed cine, tout lo Aber>Btwith by tho crivbr ot .be Omnibus Po.-t, s my seven mi ca dibtand, and fo;< h d a bottlo of Mother eigo''is Curative tyrup, Tnis medicine they adrniui-etr'.tfd to mo according to tbo dite tiona when toibeir>ur1 rise ocd d .light no Jetß th»n roy own, the Fp*Bm ccneed, I tcccme pt ease, and ruv s'.omochcal- ed My bowels wcro movtd as by a gentle caihurtic, and I felt a sent) of quiet comfort all through such us I bad not tufoic rcblized in many years I con d walk aroutd tlioh,u-;e bndbrouthj comfort .by in a few hcur-.afco I btd takm themtdicim. I have continued to tyke ihn mtdiciuc dai y now fo torn thin* over two ruoctliß, and I can Jay down and sleep sne&tly at nights and have utt ti co hud a-recurrencaof thona terriblo spai-ins lii.d stviatirgs, I have been to JuLg hrot en down aid reduced in vy vthoJe hystcm tliat I bavo cot triid t > p rioim any vtry b id out-doyr labour, d.c ing i' beet to be prudent Jtst uj over-exertion 1 ru&y do nijßelf i jury bef re juy at oruth 1b fuliy rtktortd I feel that ny Btomac'i arid bowels ht\o btcnund me bei.iglhoroui.Jiiy rouoiated tud m.ev\c(i by tbe modicine. In fact j feel lino a, low man, 1 have be>.-n mv h congra'ulated by my ntigboours, tsftciol y ly ibo jood Vicar of Lfturjttyd who with bis tyapaihetic wife have co.-i o tbreo mUs to shed to»»rs of joy ou my recoveiy. I bbde AJr Fugh goodbye, h n ppy tr» st even OLe at Jtabt umoug ilioubuiiclh had fodbd a n inedy io. au , ggrav. lin^ dieeaso. lib ie iog this rein irkubl-.; case of Dys;rptic AhtLmu bLo'j d bo known to tbe puiitic, I Lig to tubmit tbo übovo fact-i as tbuy aro iolu ed io iuo ..•ih'J li v. Imp F. T. w. MtDI AL BIN iS, by ti o late Dr. Rawso. I,—1 ,— P.ice Ih,, Hj£i>a.i.l) Oflice, Kew I'ijruiutb,