WHAT TEE PEOPLE SAY.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIX, Issue 11131, 17 February 1886, Page 3

WHAT TEE PEOPLE SAY.

YOUR PREPARATION IS AN EXCEPTION. " The Pharmacy, "Regent Road. Gheat Yarmouth, Bee. 2Bth, 18S3. " Dear Sir, — Your medicine musi be a great success. You can quite understand that I have not much opinion oE what sire called quack medicines, which are generally euro all and worthless, and I shauldfc be glad to see them swept out of existence with the " besom of destruction." Your preparation, however, is an exception, and is undoubtedly useful. One of my brohers took it vith considerable benefit; andto be cpudi.i with you, I only laughed at him, i.aii r-d, "His faith had healed him." i s very ill myself this year <s *%@l\}\ Cohy; .-j tod ' Liver, Indigestion, &c, t'MO. at'; or nvich persuas'on by my brothers i\> 2ilcz~: ' < id, 1 consented to try Mother Seigei's .'•'yruj), and I am bound to Bay that,iu spifceof my prejudice and unbelief, it did me more good thin anything else. I am in better health now, but not quite ■well, and probably never shall be again, ab my hearfc has become weak, although I am considerably under fifty yeara of age. 1 mention my case, thinking it may be of interest to you. -I remain, you is faitliß fully, ';, :( Q'ontlemen,— -Ifc i 3 vith lh<i gveut.^t of pressure I accord my testimony as to the efficacy of Sloths?! 1 iSeigcl'a Syrup My wife ■who has suffered from acute J)ybpopsia for over sixteen years, is now perfectly better through the sole help of your Syrup. I have spent pounds iv uieciiciues from doctors — in fact, I began to think she was incurable, until your marTellovo medicine was tried, — I remain yours thankfully " W, CheppardPole (Ph. 0.). HAVE NOT HEABD A SINGLE COMPLAINT. Baldock, llerts. January 4th, 1883 " -^-'"Jantlemen,— reih/:'.-; it would be u,.*>i'opx % iate to state ; . ; it gives me graat pleasure to pui-a. „1 advance the sales of youi- medicines Gu account o£ their worlh. I have not had or iioard a single complaint about your moJicines since I have sold them, but, o th-3 oth er ha'Jid, unbounded testimony as to their worth, therefore I can with confidence bring them into pubic notice. During 1832 I sold 11:} dozens of the Syrup, and 7} dozen ii It. 'i'his; J think, taking into account i'ii:>i ;he inhabitante arc under 2000, ' ;md ;.1m;vo are two other agentain town, with _> ; ;vi; you p.n idea as to how it is appreciated m[r>::- — JfailhfnJly yours, ' 15. J. Jzzard, Fat. Md. Vendor." 12th AuhMit, 1883. 'Paw f3iiy~l write to tell j'ou tiiat Mr Heniy ililliur, ot Yatosbury, Wilts, informs >nt 3 lh;ifc ho sijfforod from a ,s::vore form of inciigesi.iou for upwards o/ 1 four years, and to-jlc no end <.f doctor's medicine without i tho sliirhtost benefit, and declares Mother j S.o'i >:iJ 's eyrup wliicii h got from mohna v ' "i': iife. '/o ira truly, Wfc- (Signed) M. W „./ Whi ' .- Chemist, C, \ j^ October 2nd, 1882. ■KkH'.y- Vting a sufferer for yoars with Hsiv f 1 !! M >: " iU iv^ s wora t forms, and after ; . ii!>: ; ;>onnds3 in Medicines, I was at 1 .' .-i .-: -:adcd t.i try Mother Seigel's Ca .- •';•'•'-'.'> : ■•'!■ am thankful to say ha- ■ ■ i' '<■;> f :icfit from it than and ot!< r • ' "• ' v.i 1 i 'l . t>v took, and would ad'K' 1 ' <«"\' <.*\>" ftidl' 1 iin,'j frozn the same com; livnt to g,ve ii a trial, the results they woulu soon find out for themselves. If you Jiico to inako use of this testimonial you aie quite at liberty to do to. Youra respectfully (Signed) K. Turner.