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Dunstan Times, Issue 1138, 22 February 1884, Page 3

‘.AN aLAR.VHYD DIAKA.SK Al-'KI.K IXO s, XU d Kill ID S JLiSS, Tlio -iisoase comm ii-cs with a slight r.iiig.ioien ~f ili -» mu wb, hut, ifne.li-cl u in ’i.iiii iuvoly. » tn« whole frauu-, eiiihr ini' tb i ki-inevs, liver paucrc is. an i in fi * -i t. itii-rf ulttiirlulbf system ; mil I i-iff.eled rags nut i iniseiahlo existoi tin death gives relief fr uu suffering '1 disease id often mis area fo ntll-r cm paints ; tint if the realer wiil a-.lv’ hitjiii the followin'que cions Kn «i I In alile ileie.tnilie wheiher lie himse i hone of t afflicted Have I distress. pain nr ilii unity ui breathing after u .ting? (i rhe-e dull, heavy feeling, at en led by iliowi-mes Have the eyes a yellow tinge ? Due a thirl sticky mucous gather about the iiiois m teeth in the mornings, accomplice d by disagreeable taste? is ihs tongue '-nit-'d Are there pains in the si ies anil back ? 1 there a fulness amu the right si It; as if to liver were emaiging? la there cosdiei.esIs there ver igo or dizziness when rism suddenly from a hnrizo ual posit-on? Ar the secretions from me Kidneys highl; coloured, with a deposit after stun ling Does food ferment soon after eating, a'-o-itn panied flitulence or ii-lching of g.a frnn the stomach ? Is there frequent palpitatioi of the heart ? These various symptoms m ly not be present at one time, but ihev tor m nc the stiff rer iu turn as the dreadful disease progresses. If the case he one ot long standing, there will he a dry, hj eking cough, attended after a time hy expect nation. In Very advanced stages the skm assumes a dirty brownish appearance, and the hands and feet are covered hy a cold sticky perspirathm. As the liver an 1 kidneys henmie more and more di-ea- o, rheumatic pains appear and the usu-I treatment proves entirely unavailing a.-niust this latter agonising disorder. The origin of this malady is indigestion or dyapepsi-, and a small quantity of ihe proper m - d inn will remove die d'sease if taken in i s iucipie-n-y It is most important that the disease -haul,l be prompt y amt proyi rly treated in its first stages, when a little medicine will eff-ot a cure, an I even when it base > named a strong hold the correct remc-ly should l-o persevered in until every vestage of the disease is eradicated, until the api-etife has returned, and the digestive organs aie mstoied to healthy condition. The sorest and moat eff c‘ual remedy for this distres--ing complaintis " Sergei’s Curative Syrup.’’ a vegetable preparation s-dd by all olicinis-s and medicine vendors throughout the wori-., and hy the propiietors, A. .1. V.'hiie, Limited, 17. Farringdon London, R.C., inthe who'esale agents, Kempthorne, .Prosser and Co.’s New ZeaUu-1 Dnig Company, Limited. Dun-din, Christchurch, Auckla d, and Wellington. Maiket place, PnckUngton, Yorks, Oololn-r 2, 1832. Sir, —Being a suff rei for years with dyspepsia in all it- wnr t forms, and after spending-pounds in medicines, I was at last persuaded to try mother Mother >i.-igcl's Curative Syrup, and and thankful to s.iy have deiived more hen-fit from it than any other med'cme lever took, and would advise anvone suffering from the same complaint to give it a trial, the results th y would soon find out for t -einselm. If you like to make any use of this te.-timoni i you are quite at liberty to do so. A’ours respectfully. (Signed) R. Turner. Seigel’s Operating Pil's, unlike many kinds of cathartic medicines, do not make you feel worse before you feel better’ Their operation is gentle hut thorough, and nn • attended with disagreeable -ff-cts, sorb as nausea, grilling i aims, etc., etc.

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