Startling Event in a village.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3543, 23 June 1890, Page 4

Startling Event in a village.

To thb Editor of "Saturday Night," Bitminglfain. I recently came into possession of a certain facts nf bo remarkable nature, that :-l Rmlsuwyou will bo' glad to making /these public. Tho following::lette«'.-|were ' \ : . shown to me, permission to copy tlierii ftfpfthe'.prei' ▼ They come from a t - hislily, responsibl / source, and may be" received without'' question. Message from George James Licentiate" iri" Pharmacy;; and 'lien'tal?" v %- Surgeon,' Stowrriarlcet, 'July 18, 'IBB9, T To Mii White . ..",'... "!The,enoloßddremarkab!eciireshould, 1 .',' think, bo printoa'; arid bircUlaled in ' Suffolk. The : statement ; was' entirely' . inarkablo'cute was related b'me tho husbah'd. Ann" Spink, oE '.' Finborougli;' Sbffolk, wjaa'far I 'over twenty yeais 1 afflicted with rheumatism and neuralgia,. and although' compare tively a yourie wonjah.'at', tho time she waa attacked' (ahe is how fifty), she was cbnipelled in cqnsequeuce, to walk with two Bticks, arid even then;withdiffioulty and pain. About a year and a half are Bhowaß advised to.try Mother Seigol'sa Syrup, arid after taking three.bottle : and two-.boxes i of •Seieol'BtOperatuis

Pills,them ofkrlmbs.ioeh mtored, and she is now able to' Walk thi'eVmiles Stowmarkef with ! easo;' frequently • i the distance ia three-qiiartbrsoC ad hour.; Any sufferer who doubts tbi story can fully ascertain its.truthfaluoss by paying a visit to the village and onpriug of'the ■ villagers; who will certify to the fact*. . ' Appended is the husband's signature to tli'e Statement. .V * (R. Spink.) JL/' ■■ ■•■■■* "0. J. GMrUNO.'V• i, 'J 1 ® :. Ipswich {Street, \ m 'i " Stowinarkot," ■ ;Thiß is certainly a very; pitiablo case, r and tho happy cure wrought by the simple but powerful remedy, must fflove :■' j the aympatiiyiof all hearts in a common , plerisiire. This, poor .woman , had boenaoripplo for twenty of her.best years;; ..i.; years in which she shoiildhaTe.liad auob: comfort land enjoyment! (a/life has to give. But,.oa; tne conlraty, she was a ; iiiisorablu burdon to (lorsplf and a sourco of oare to her friends! /Now, at when tho rest of us" are gr'otrini? feebla' ' ; sho, in a manner, ronowa hor youth an - almost begini, a' hefr'oiistorieb, ■' \Vhata , ' * blessing and what ii ivuiider it'is I' No • l one who knows her, or'vrhrf read hot ' ' story, biit will-be glad that tlje 'good Lord has jnabjpd men. to disoover a remedy K ft'j that reminds us—we speak it reverently •- o the aj{e nf miracles. ,-irIt should bo explained that this most ; 5 \ remarkablo cure is due to the fact that ' ' rheumatism is a disease; of,the blood'; Indigestion, conitipatinni anddyspppsia ' caus'ej the poison, /rop,, tho, .partially " ' digested food to • omcr tho "circulation- - - and tho. blood deposits it,in, the joints v.vv~. aiid ihußoles. This is' J rheumatism;''.'afc/%■.<: Sbigel's Syrup correctathedigestipn, and so stops the I 'further I 'fordSatloii- and - deposit of thepolson,, Jt then'repaovei from the .system. tho ; pois6ri''alrea!dyJ- -.f.\ there. It iS nbtieuro-alli/'lt-diis itr J: wonderful work ious aotion 'upon. tiio-jigtoitoi.onwilß^'^B^' 7 1 But.when,we rememberthat'nin^ientb's'' of pur ailments ari&o in those o'rgani, We' : 'i oa'ii "undorstand why Syriip"' urea so many diseapps thatappeat tobo^'. : o different in ; their 1 hatit^.... In'olbeJ 1 L wotds rheumatism and neuralgia are bu sifcptoms of indigestion, constipation aiiddvsuensia _