STAGNATED ENERGIES

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume IV, Issue 1033, 6 July 1904, Page 4

STAGNATED ENERGIES

"I have lived long enough," says nil eminont clergyman, "toloiirn that the secret of happinoss is never to allow ono's energies to to stagnato." Now wo have to allow 11 good many things to happen whether we will or not. When a man can't got a morsel of foot! anywhere ho is obliged to " allow " hiiu* self to go hungry. And as" energies" BtogniUo; and tlioy will contiuuo to do so vntil tho end of the world. Hear a little testimony on this point. "Four years ago," writes Mr.Georgo Collier, of S(i, Baronia Street, lledfern, Sydnoy, N, 8, W., on Octabcr lltli, 1903, "caught ut am-cro chill, which brought on a serious illness, I hud aches and pains in every part of my body, and was often compollcd to keep my'bed lor days together, mmblo to eat anything, According to tho worthy teacher will) wboso words this articlo opens, Mr, Col" Jierehmild not have allowed himself to fall into this condition, Well, well; talking about things is easier than tho doing of them, and Mr, Collier's energies stagnated, as anybody elso's would Imve dme in tho circumstances, Let us briefly trnco the course of his illness. " Whatever I nttrmptod to swa'low," ho says, •'seemed to stick in my throat, an;' the pain my chest was frightful. I got very little rest night or day, and frequently bad to get tip in tho small hours of tho Morning andpaeo the room in a vain oilort to obtain case. I was treated for K'imo time at tho Brisbane Hospital; but tlio medicino I obtained thero did mo vere little good, although J continued to tako it lor several weeks. Disheartened at this result, I eaino to Sydney, and at. tended the hospital hero. Hut I was again disappointed, and derived no moro bonotlt than I had received from tho Brisbone Hospital " buch was my miserable plight when one day, as I was seated in tho park, a gentleman with whom 1 got into conversation remarked how ill 1 appeared. When I had explained my case to him, ha strongly advised me to try Mother Setgel's Syrup. I adopted his advieo and obtained great relief from the first two bottlos, Then iny recovery became rapid and thorough. By tho tiino Iliad taluin nine small bottles my heiillh was perfectly restored, Now, thanks to Mother Beigol's Syrup I am never troubled by indigestion, loss of sleep, or itny of Iho other ailments which formerly mado my life n mnerj." Energy is compounded of mental and physical health, or it is rather an outgrowth of it. Whoever is radically ill is inoapable of continuod effort, and any offort at all is made against Naturo'B pro'' oit and at a heavy oxpeiiao to the man t ho mikea It.