A WOMAN’S SUEFRRINGS AND GRATITUDE.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1546, 29 January 1887, Page 4

A WOMAN’S SUEFRRINGS AND GRATITUDE.

’ : ''T A TOICB SBOM; APSTiUiO , , ' Nearlihe vill^gejof f,2!lllingdprjF, in. Austria, lire* ‘Maria Haas, an intelligent' and indmtrioui wpmap, whosastory of physical suffering and final relief, ail related by ; her■elf, ie of intereit 'td l iDogliih women/ I wai employed/*'she says; "in the work ef a ■ large farmhouso. Overworklcbtbught on tick Headache, followed by a deathly fainting and sickness of the stomach,. until I was unable to retain either food, dr drink. I wai compelled to itake to my bed; for severe! week*. Getting a little, better from rest and quiet, I sought, to do some, work, but wai qpon taken with a pain in my 'iidp, which in a -lilStle while seemed to spread over my whole bidy, and throbbed in my every limb. This warfollowed by a cough- and shortness of l^reathl/until finally'! could not lew, and I tdok' 1 ¥o my bed for the second, and, as I thought for 1 the last time. My friends told me tnao mytime had nearly come, and: that 1 could rot live. longer tkan when,’ the trees put on their green ouoe more,, Then I happened toj get pn|B. of, the Seigel pamphlets. I read ;jfc/and my dear mother bought me a bottle /of Seigel’a - Syrup, which I took pxactlyjaodording lp i the directions, and I not taksn the #Bole of, it: before I felt a , gr^at/ohange'for the 1 bitter;’’ 1 My last illness "began u Jpn6 3ra, 1882, and continued to ’;Ab^Vß^ ) 9ji)r i B wh'eii I began ‘to 1 take the Syrup 1 Very^iooh l ' ! doiild'doa little light work. ( 3Jhe cough- 5 left i me, : and; I was no more ‘doubled jin breathing, Now I; am perfectly -cured. And oh,ihow happy l am! J can--'not' ■■'ekpress; gratitpde,.,enough for ■ Seigcl’s Syrup, Now 1 must! cell yon that the doctors, in |out( cfiitriot distributed handbills cautioning peopleagainst the medicine, telling them . it would do them no good, and many were thereby influenced to destroy the Seigel pamphlets' • but now,'wherever one is to be found, it is kept like a relic. The few Kreserved are borrowed to read, and I have mt mine for six miles around our district, people have come’ eighteen miles to get me 'to buy the medicine for them, knowing that •it bared;me,, and to be sure to ,get the; yight 'kind. I know a woman who. was looking like ; aeaih, and who,told them there was ho help fohhisrJthatjihaj had consulted several doctbrs. but nope could help her. I told her of j Seigel’s Syrup, and wrote the riimia down for ' her'that she might make no mistake. She took thy advice and the Syrup, and now she. is in perfect, health/ahd the people aroundns are.amatod. The medicine has made such progress -in -our neighborhood: that.people, say, they.) don’t i want the mpxe,. buttheV.,take, the Syrup. Sufferers/ frqmj .gout/ who fcvere; to ; tn,eihr bed and. obhla hardly ••' hy '.it; „ifl f. gitl in; our j disWicit, wh'6' '' ownghta eold by going throngn"sdme;wßter, and was in -bedjfive _ y6arrf l . , wite' i, (ioßt{ye'heis ! ■ 'ahd 'TKehmiiiio hliTe tor attendant to watch her. There'wak‘ not‘i’ doctor >ri the eurtohndirtg»district to ■whom 7 ? ’her BJittifif- hadlnotf applied 'to relieve) hem child, put/everyouocroiied themselves-and said thiy could nob helpher/ .Whenever, the, little bell rang/ which’ is rnqgin; our plage: when somebody is dead, ,we, thought surely it -was .for her, but ISeigel’s Sjrup ; ■ 'saved her o i;fe, apd ak pi' anybody, .goes co churoh, and, oari work eVbn in 7 th/leW‘ Everybody when they saw her out; knowinghbwmany years she had been in bed, To-day she adds l her gratitude to mine for God’s mercies and Seigel’* 'Syrup.” Mabia Haas. The people of England speak confirming the above. •. AFTER MAMY YBABS. , “ Whittle-le-Woods, near Ohorley, i , O/i J* December 26th,. 1883. " Dear Sir, —Mothsr Seigel’a nicdicine sells 1 exceeding well with, us, all that try it, speak highly in its favor. We , had a case of a young lady , that had. be n troubled many years with pains after eating. She tolls us that the pains were entirely taken away after a few doses of your medicine.—Tours truly/ , " E. Peel.” “Roush ok Piles’’—Why suffer P.les ? Immediate relief and complete cure guaranteed. Ask for’ " Bough on Piles.” Bure ome for itching/protruding, bleeding, or any foim of Piles. Kompthorne, Prosper and Oo.t Agentl, Christchurch. 4