A WOMAN'S SU-FERINGS AND GRATITUDE.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 7112, 9 July 1886, Page 4

A WOMAN'S SU-FER INGS AND GRATITUDE.

A Voice from Austria. "VTEAR tho village of Zilliugdorft.lnlLower 131 Austria, Hvo3 Maria Haas, aa intelligent find industrious woman, whoso story of p^sys'cal suffering md final relief, as related by horsolf, is of intereit to English women. 'I was employed," she paj'B, ' in the work of «o firmhouse. Overwork brought en sick beat* ache, followed by a d.athly fainting and sickoe-a of tha stomao'), unt'l I wai unable to retain oither fooi or drink. I wjs oompellad to take to tny bed for eevoral • eoks Getting a little 1 etfor from rest aud quiot, I sought to do sotna work, but was soon lakon with a pain ;n my io, whioh in a lit le while seemed to sp - oad over my whole bo'iy, and throbbed iv my overy limb. This was followed by a cough and sbortursa of beitb, until finally I could not sew, and I took to my bed for the second, and, as I thouiht, for tho last time My fiionris told me that my time had nearly c imo, and that I could not live longer than when tho trees put on their groon once more. Then I happeuod to get one of the Sc ,dl pamphl-'ts I read it, and my dsar mother bought me a a bottio of Soigel's. Syrup, which I took exactly acco-ding to directions, and 1 had not taken the whole of it bi-fcre I felt a great change for the better My last illßess be^an June 3rd, 1882, and continued to August 9th when I began to take tho Sjrup, Very soon I could do a littlo light work. Ihooougb. left me, and I was no more trouble! in bieathing. Now lam perfectly cured. And eh, how happy I am ! I cannot express g atitude enough for Seigel's fyrup. Now I must tell you that the doctors in our district distributed udndbills cautioning peop c against the medioine, toll.ng them it would do them no good, and many were thereby influenced ta dettroy the Seigel pamphlets; but now, wcereever one 1 is to be found, it is kept like a reiio The few preserved are borrowed to read, and I have lent mine for sis miles around our dist.iot. People have come eighteen miles to get me to buy the medicine for th9tn, knowing that it cured me, and to be sure to get the right kind. I know a woman who was loosing liko death, and who told them there was no help for her, that she had consulted several doctors, but nono oauld help* her. I told her of Seigei's feyrup, and wrote the name down for her th.it she might make no mistake. She took my advice and thi Syrup, and now she is in perfect health, and the people aioun-i us aro amazed. The medicine hss made such progress in our neighbourhood that people say they don't want tbe doctor any more, but they take the isyrup. enfferers from gout who were confin _<d to their bed and could hardly move a finger, have been cured by it. There is a girl iv our district who caught a cold by going through some water, and was in bed five ye) s with oos'ivcness and rheumati} pains, and had to bavo an attendant to watch ber. Iherc was not a doctor in t^e surrounding dutri:ts to whom her mother bad not applied to relieve her child but every one crojted thtmselves and s-ud they could not helf her Whenever the little bell raug which is rung in our i-lnce wien sjtnebod> is dead, we thought iurcl, it was fur her,h c r, but seigel'u byrup acd Pis i a veil her life, and now she ia as inatchy as an) body, sto church, and can worn eveaiu the fields. Ereryoouy was astonisbed when they saw her out, knowing how mauy years sbo ha; been iv bed IV -day tho adds her grcUiiudj t * niiuo Ur Gjsl'b huicics aud fceigUs byrap. 1 ' Maria. Haas. The people of EDglatd speak coufirmiug toe al37e. AFTER MANY YEABS. 'V>hitile-!e- Woods', utar Chorle/, "Dectmber 26ih, 1883. " Dear Sir, — Mtco. r bcigel,s medicine sell •» e.ic.e-iug well wiib. us, all ttiut try it spark highly in its favor, we bad a case of ajouug lady tiiEst had b en troubled mauy years whh pa us after eating, tho telU us that, the pains weic outireiy taien away after a fow Uoses of your moiiicine. — Yours ttuly, •■ E. Peel." ' AFTER SEVEEAL YUAUS, ' btoke Ferry, January Dfc'i, 188-1, "Goutlpmo", — I have used byrup fo: several years, aua lmvo found it a most eliicac ous rt-niedy fjr Li er c.-Eplainta and general debility . nd 1 always keep some by me aad caanot speak too highly iv itj praise. — 1 remain yours truly, " Harriett Kiag." AFTER SIXTEEN YEARS, "95, Newgate Street, Worktop, Notts, '•December 26th, 1833. "Gontl men, — T t U whh tho grea stt of p ea-ure 1 so ord my t»-tiD ay as r3r 3 the efficacy of Mother ceigj.'s . ;. up &y wife who ha i suffered from »<-u < i>ysp{p3ia for over hixteea years, is no , oil ctly teitor through tho co ebep of >oi;< 'irup. I hav> sp-.nt pounds in m«diciu..b tiotu t'octor. — n fact, 1 begun to th nk sho was iaturaule, until yuur marvellous mediciao wus tiidJ. — I remain, yturs, thankfully. " Alfred t'Qid." TUB EBTECTB HAVE DKEN WONDEBFUIi, '•Ilf jrd Eoad Dispensary, Dukic field, May 3rd 1884. "Dear fcir, — I atn bapry to inform you that the 8»'o of your Syrup and Fills increases CJUtiaudlly. of my customers spea 1 * of haviog detived moro benefit from tho use of theso »han from nny othor medicine. In some inßtaacc3 tbe effects have been wonderful. — Yours very respectfolJy. "Pro. Edwiu Eastwood J. 8." «352 h w bsp 30 '86