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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3752, 16 February 1907, Page 4

A famous gymnast celebrated the 100th anniversary of his birthday on Christmas Day. He is Henry Johnson, of James street, Grantham. He was born at Norwich. When he was forteen years old he attracted the notice of the original Sanger, and became an acrobat. He remained with Sanger for twen-ty-two years, and then entered into patnership with the Chinese jugglar Mullaba. While in Aylesbury they performed before Baron Rothschild, and subsequently received a command from King William IV. to appear at Buckingham Palace. They travelled by coach and gave their exhibition on a specially constructed stage on the lawn. They were rewarded with each. They gave an exhibition afterwards before the Duchesss of Kent and her daughter, Queen Victoria. The patnership continued until 1865, when a disagreement led to a separation. Some time later Johnson appeared before King Edward VII., then Prince of Wales; at Sandringham, In cases of dropsy and gout WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS is recoin mended.'

ALWAYS SICK. A Woman’s awful suffering—Unable to retain food and prostrated with pain and weakness. CURED BY THE SURE REMEDY, MOTHER SEIGEL’S SYRUP. Always■ sick! What a wretched state jfor sny unfortunate being to be in ( TMnlf ojF it'l feel that if you do not He down you fli)ugt voffijt, find that if yon attempt to egt anything you must certainly vomit. Is it not awful ? It is one of the forms of indigestion, and the form which afflicted Mrs Elizabeth Bead, 616 Church-street, East Richmond, Victoria. In a statement dated July lyth, 1906, she tells her, story thus : “ Some years ago,” she says, “ I was in a deplorable condition of health owing to biliousness and chronic indigestion. I could not retain anything in the shape of food on my stomach, and vomited after almost every morsel I ate. In fact I always felt sick, heavy, and qualmish, and I was never free from .severe pains in my back and chest, I was so run down and reduced in strength that the lightest and simplest household duties were a labour tome. In Bed for Days. “ Every now and again I was completely postrated and laid up in bed for days together, with splitting headaches, and a bilious attach At such limes I used to vomit groat quantities of blip. It was awful, and made me feel wretched and miserable. “ I was under the care of several doctors at different times, but nothing they prescribed for me had any permanent effect. I wasted away as a result of not being able to digest sufficient food to keep up my strength, until I was little more than a skeleton. I had endured this dreadful existence for what seemed endless time, and had almost abandoned hope of ever being well, when a friend spoke to me in such glowing terms of Mother Seigel’s Syrup that I was induced to try it. “ Before I had taken many doses I felt better, and within a week X knew that I was on the way to health. Day by day, as I continued taking the Syrup, I gained strength. Food agreed with me, the biliousness and headaches ceased, and I found myself getting quite cheerful again. I was soon completely cured, and have been well ever since.”

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