HOW PILLS ARE MADE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3549, 30 June 1890, Page 4

HOW PILLS ARE MADE.

r The cuetorii of takirig ineaicine in th :Vt> • (^iUof > Billß ; datoarfatkck:in:histoiy.! i «, [! phj o(b ! ls!}io;enab]e'. yV i; easily, in fklcoiidenaed^form'disaßreoablo fl and muiaeus, but Yory useful drugs. To , wmit', va9t ; dimVuaiurm pni-luUing haV': i - < : i wn': iiiay ;be>ytiii u'gCried 7 Wh?fiv wo say J thatinEpglana^ \ comparatively l ' small! To-day "they aro , bynwchineapspeciairy'cOTtnvedforth J lentaemployed, . > ,». 4 ~No form of medication can be .-better than a pill, : provided only it ; is intelli-!, II i uontly preparcdi But hore r)ccura ; tho difficulty. .'..Eujr.ii it'may seem' to ' j make a pill. or a tiiillion of ilienvthere*' I are really Very pills 5 thatican: be'"# j honestly commended • for pojittlar. lisoi -iii Mostof theineilherunderelioot'orovef- ' ' , shoot .tho mark. As everybody take - ; , pills of somo kind, it may .be well t \ mention what a good, eafe. aud ,'reliabl., !' i . tt.. ;.v;Kw,^^'^oii^|iiej dulKaiidsloepy, and liiv« "more or • le r i be.Bure his bowels" fare 'constipate I" and his liver sluggish.' To remedy th-j j" < f <- ; unhappy.state, of things there, is. 'hoth^j/l/f. like a pood ci\tiiartic pill.;- It,w|)l act'. , , Jikfl a charm, by stimulating;the'j hw; ■' [ into' doing ■ its.' diity;.and^Hdinp/%iioi's i diceafire; ;orgaiiß 'of' the/accumulated .'' .' poisonous mattor. - * ■ % > it Biit the good pill does not gripe and ;: - ! pain us. 'neither', Joes itcraake. us sick and miserable for a few hours; or a wholo vV i d»y-, !]t; aots on tho entire glandular . ( ; system-at tlie Bame time, ela4 tHe ftfber" ; - ; effects of tho pill will bo worse than'the' , ' ■ diaease.itee|f.' ! ,The'griping : caußed l; i)y'! ; itiosfepifis is'.tho result of irritating drugs winch thoy contain. -Suoh > piUs' ; «e : . harmfulj and should never be. used. Tlioy ( • Boqietime3 ovon. producs : hemorrhoids. -vf Without having,'any to pioiao one. pill abovo- ftnothor, we may, rieverthelftßs, name Mother Seiieii'flPills,' manufactured ty the 'well-known house of A. J. VVhite, Limitid, : BsiFarrii)gdon'' Boad, London,' and how sold by nil chemists:and medicine vendors, as the only .one', we know. 6t that aet'ially posBcsaea: every,deiirable quality. . "They - remove tho iireasnre upcn thu brain, correct tho liver, Wd lcause'the bowels to act with gripo or i producetho eliphteat aioknesa of tho stomach, ur any other unpleasant • feeling or symptom,; Neither,do they induce further constipation, as newly all other pills do. As a further and "crown* ing m^rit,-Mother Seigell's ; Pills aro covered with a tasteWis'and liarmless coating, which causes them to resemble pearlsj-thus rendering them as pleasan to the palate as they;are effective in '■ curine diseases. If you have a severe • cold, md are threatened with a lever, one or twoin the head ( bact, and Jiiub<i • aiid preve doses will breakup'the cold with a bnt the fevp.iv : A coated tongue, -' • caused brackish tasto in the mouth, .• yfoul matter'in the' etoraaoh. A doso of Seical's Pills will effect a speedy , cure, Oftentimes .partially decayed food in the, stomach and bowlea produces sickness, nausea,- ISo. Oleansa' - the bowols with a doso of these pills, and good health will follow. Unliko many kinds of pills, they do [not make you feel: worse -before you aro • - ; better. .They, are, without/;diiubt, ' best family physio oyer discovered; They ■. remove all obstructions, to the nature./ - functions without any unpleasant effects, ''

- - Starflui? Eyent in a Village. \ ': To tiie- Editor of ''Satuiday Night," Birmingham. - I recently' came into ■■■'. possession of a certain facts nf so remarkable nature, that l am euro you will bo glad to assist in making then public. The following 'letters were' shown to me,;, and I at once begged permission to copy thorn for the press 1 They come from. a highly, responsible*, source, and may be received'without, question,! jMessage from George''James*; Uosiiisq, L.D.S., R.0.8.1.,.Ph 01, Lioentiate in fi Pharmacy' and Dental Surgeon,Stowmaiket,. July 18,1889.' ' To Mr Vrniß ■ The enclosed remarkablo cure should/1 think, bo printed and circulated in Suffolk. The statement was . entirely , markable euro was related to mo by the the husband.: Mary Ann Spink, of ■ Finboroiigh,/,Suffolk, was' for.'flver / twenty yeiw afflicted with rheuraatis'rai aiid ■ neuralgia, and although comp&ra.'' lively a ytiurisr woriian at; Hie tie she ' waa attaoked (she is now fifty), wm • : compelled, m consequence, to walk%ithi two stick?, and oven then withdiffioulty aiia pain. About a year and a half aco; Bhowas advised: to try Mother SeigeWi Syrup, and after taking thrte'bottle and two ~ boxes' of SeigdV'Operatinjj!, Pills, thewt, of her limbs rcttoMi' and sbe'is now able to walk this# milea /. to_ Stowmarket with ease,' frequently doinp the distanoo in three-quarters of an hour, Any sufferer who doubts ihi , story can fully ascertain its truthful,nos's •' by. paying a visit to the village and enquiring of the. villagers; who will certify to the facts, ' Appended Is the husband's signature '■ to the statement,. (fi. Spink.) "G.J. Gosiiing- , • ■ Ipswich Street,. "Stowniarket.". , jnisis eertalnlya very pitiablo case, and the ;happy. cure wrought by; the - simple but,powerful remedy, .must move ; * the sympathy of all hearts in a common pleasure, >.. Thu poor woman had been a cripple for twenty'of hot best years [• > years in which she should have had Biioh comfort and enjoyment as'llfe 'has'to ' ; give. But, on the contrary,, she was a - miserable'burden fo herself and a source' uf care to her friends. Now, at an ago when the rest of us are growing febhia she, in a manner, renews her youth an ; j most, begins'a new existence, • What a blessing and what a. wonder it is I Wo , sne who knows, her,-or who read her itory, but will be glad that the' good Lord has enabled men. to discover,a I'emody capable of bringing about a ouro ibat reminds us—we speak it reverently <j the ago nf miracles, . It should be explained that' this most remarkable cure it due to the fact thati rheumatism ;is a of the - blood Indieestion, conitipatibn, and dyspepsia' j sause-the poison from, the partially' ligestcd food, to, entcfitho oiroulation ' • led the blood deposits it .in : the joints - ; md muscles. This ■is rheumatism, jewel's Syrup corrects the digestion, and .' itf stops 'the further formation-and-leposit of the poison, It then removes ' rom' the system the poißori already. hero. • It is not a cure-all. /It'-'doeS ita ronderful work 'eiitlrely byato oils aotion upon the'digestive' tirgsna Jut when we remember that hlne-tentha;"; f our ailments arise in those organs, wa an understand why, SBigel'o,r,Sytup ' ires so many diseases that appear td be i different -in their nature, .In other ■ords rheiimatism and neuralgia are bu ; , '.v. icptoms of indigestion) ' constipation ndayapopßia