TEN MONTHS SUFFERING IN A HOSPITAL.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3581, 7 August 1890, Page 4

TEN MONTHS SUFFERING IN A HOSPITAL.

There m : an old s yinz that tihvii- * T ij- w lnch Ihoy know little ■ into bodies of whieh (hoy : know leBB t This is both true 8 „d Un . rue at the same time. Thero are'V good and poor lawyers, and good- and = d«.» n. r to ;ir,r£ medial gentlomon as, a, profession is T, e,anil ' Bil < tnd'apt to bo conceited. ; They don't like to be beatdn at their own trade by oiitßidora who have never etudiod • medicine.-- They An eminent phyeieian—Dr BrownSequard,: of /Paris-states ttfjl.^aot accurately when he-says: "The medi. al protaon B r a so bound up m their : "ley ' SSSSfS *" n ;;?/ tean '» fI «P. , 'O o neordiß" of the ft., sailed from Glasgow !oE 0 lan1 an n L amed Riohard Wade tutT Ho had b »® ahreman Ho W t Am ? I ? c *' QWn» and India. beln'f « e P ve iiowiarae hebegati for the ftat weak and>A;/ trnni ilmn* P,P \ d * ' utf ered n H.l mi a* heMtb " tn ' » b « d irreralarihr of ft Sl ■ arid when at work i h e ' B, ® ora ¥ines Q u ' to °"6nhe Sm t? -- v lk , e Tomi(in ?. «*■ had r®. p ™ "} tho head. ; Later durintt , if.. ?%:„ ge f r ®! 7 ffor6e i and when ' in the Victoria G e ifwll0 ' P lacei f shipsailed away withou?'him^The sr? tin^d d& y 3 me him a mix- ' dav« wi^ ' lours '' ' n ' h£ Wa t dowa ' ao "iuchworaotkt • Bt " pped b °th the nowdere nlt IXtUrft -. A n 'oatlip fl JSoMho r P SnT ngettlngworsoßndffotao - c •l- t n ?."! e another doctor, who was '"V ' Bv fl Lr mg » phyeioiM for the next ' ' but nnf i. i? Hve otller niedicinea i £ "f . ran °Mief. Nearly all the tortur 'i l>a ) Tho l i 'ul ihrowin S ll P a " he ate. : burnfnJl, f- 2 P " ln in ' th ß bowels, : k l fJ ea m J th( ! throat, heartburn, patient wai I nnww 8 nillkure °™y four houfs, ' ™ e after each meal to digest and tom' o P Eratln P,Pi"s one every night, / \ b„ each night "top tho cold sweats.- If drugs could' 1 *? that hrt"? "l! EichaKl 2 fijf. enoug'i lo do it. But «n . fi Z in and tk lt tmL <™«» of mailer 9 ! '\ de ' told bim I Sw r'° le ' Five month mor. pknM t " lere WBS another ■ nnw!L T1 «, ln ? P h raiciatiß. The said rn Pk? a mixture which he g ™id mad t Ai m tmbh mfl m :8 , , il this crisis Wades Scotch blood ,0 asserted itself, He rofuaed to stand i- anymore dosing, and told the doctors that if ha must die ho could die as well with.nt them as with them. By this time k cup of milk would tnrnßouron lus stomach, and lie there for days. ')ur friend from Glasgow was like a wreck /" m a shoal, fast going fi pieces, We will ,) A let him tell the rest of his experience''«■ [) in the words in which he communicated '■ ' ' it to the press . He Bays. "Whonl was In this slate !, ti lady whom I had never aoen camo to the hospital and talked with me.' She proved to be an angel of mercy,* for without lior I should not how be aliv# She told mo of a mediciuo called Mother Soifjel's Curative Syrup, 1 and , brought'mo a bottle next day. I started . with it, without consultilip the doutor, ii and in wily a few dayt' timt I wli out of n - itdcalling for ham and tggs for breakfast. ; . n From that time, - keeping, en with' tS Mother Seigel's great remedy, I grit well ■ fast, and was soon able to leave the hospital and ooiiie home to Glasgow, now feel as if a was in another world and have no illnessof any kind." The above facts are calmly and impartially stated, and the reader may ■ draw his own conclusion. We deem It best to use no names, although Mr | Wado Rave them in his original deposition.. His Address !b No. 244, Stoboross Street, Glasgow, where letters will roach him KmioE,