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Waikato Argus, Volume VI, Issue 408, 11 March 1899, Page 1 (Supplement)

Notices. A GREAT RECOVERY Anaemia, Atony, Dyspepsia. A VERY DANGEROUS CONDITION And AN ABSOLUTE RESUSCITATION.

The Case of MISS IRENE PAYNE, (From the "Nepean Times") (BY our special.) Our reporter called on Miss Irene Payne, of Penrith, N.S.W. (That young lady opened the door herself, and on hearing of the reason of his visit smilingly welcomed him into the house, and needed no pressing to relate the story of her sufferings and her prompt recovery. She now appears to be in the possession of redundant health, and of a bright and vivacious temperament. On the pressman saying so, she said, " Yet once My Constitution Seemed Shattered. A long continued illness had quite broken me down." " How did this occur, Miss Payne ?" " I began to suffer from what is scientiti- • ?.\]y known as anamiia. My blood got extremely poor. My appetite and strength waned away till I gradually lost all my healthy colour and beeame of a pale, leaden complexion, with large dark rings under my eyes. My food no longer nourished my system, and I became weak and languid. Very soon my digestive organs began to give me trouble, and soon after eating, pain and a sense of fullness in the chest was a regular condition with me. As the days went by I was Less and Less able to properly digest and assimilate my f od. Often enough I suffered from wind, which slowly formed within, till the pain caused by its pressure was almost beyond belief. I always felt too dull and languid to pei form the light household duties which fell to my share. I always felt too weary and tired to move. When I stood up, in ft very few minutes I should feel too weary to remain on my feet, and Mas only too glad to Throw Myself Down on a couch, as exhausted as if I had been doing half-a-day's hard walking. At night my rest was always broken and unrefreshiug." " Surely this was the worst stage ? "Oh dear, no! This was only the beginning. Sick headaches now made their appearance, and ihese were always followed by a iolont bilious attack. At such times I eouldn't approach the table: the mere smell of cooking would bring on retching. My eye 3 ached with an intense pain, and my eyelids swelled and were badly discoloured. My head Felt as Heavy as Lead. and X aliou u nave to lie down in- seclusion till the worst of the attack had somewhat moderated. I never had much trine after one of these attacks before another came on, and every succeeding one became more scrioua. You dou'L know how i Used to Dread these attacks." '•They must have been weakening?" " They were, indeed. I grew thinner and tliiur.fr every month, and my constitution became more and more enervated. Some Very Dangerous Symptoms set in Sometimes I vomited blood nearly all day. It's hardly necessary for me to tell you how weakening tltis was, or to What a Perilous Condition I was then rcdnced. You could see by my drawn aud pallid face that my vitality was very low. My lips, which should have been red, were as pale and leaden coloured as my cheeks, and if you looked at my gums you

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