The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-22 00:00:00

A WOMAN'S SUFFERINGS AND GRATI.
TUDL

A VOICE FROM AUSTRIA.

INear the village of Zillingdorf, in Lower Austria, lives
Kul. Hone, no. intelligent and Industrious woman, who..
story of physical 'offering and fined relief, as related by her-
self, is of Interest to 'owlish women. tt I was employed,"
she nye, t. in the work of • large farmhouse, Overwork
brought on sick headache, followed by • deathly fainting and
Actor ea of the stomach, until I was unable to retain either
10,1 or drink. I was compelled to take to my bed for several
•oelte, Ueddi or • little bettor from rest nod quiet. I nought
to do lame work, but on.. woo taken with • pain In my Bide,
which on. little while et-coned to spread over my whole body,
and throbbed on my every limb. This was followed by •
conch and th.o.tness of breath, u .01 nosily I could ord see,
and I to..k to my bed for the necond, and, as I though', for
11,. lam time, My frienols lid one that Inv liens had nearly
tome, and that I could not lire longer tn. when the tram
put on their green mom more. Then I happened t get one
of the Seigel pamphlet.. I read It, and my dear resuher
bou,,ht on. • bottle of Seigel's Syrup, which I took exactly
acoording to directions, an II ha I a taken the whole of it
before I felt • great change for the better. Sly Imt Moses
began Jane ko.l, 18012, and continued to August thh, -lasi I
bloan to take the Syrup. Very soon I could do • I Ude light
work. The cough left on., and I was no mom troubled In
breathing. N I no. perfectly cured. And oh, bow hat,PY
, I ...not curve, gratitude enough for IleirersSLrup.
Now i MOW. tell you that the doctor. In Our dista let dietri led
handbills c mooing people against the medicine, telling
thee, it would do them no good, and nanny were therthr
influenced to destroy the Seigel pamphlet; but now, where-
fores ma is to be found, ill. toot 11k... relic. The few
preeerved ere borrowed t, read. and I have lent mine for
Pr miles around our district. People have come eighteen
miles to get on. to buy the medicine, for them, knowing that
It cured one, and to be sore to get the right kind. I know
woman who was looking like death, and who told me Mrs
wail no help for her, that Sloe had consulted several doctors,
hut none could help her, I told her of Seigel's Syrup, and
wrot• the nsme down Inc her that she might make no mis-
take, fine took my whim and the Syrup, and now she Is In
perfect health, mad tho people around on me mated, The
medicine hae mad• such progress In one I eiehbourhood that
people say they don't want th, doctor any more, but they
take the Syrup. Barren from goat who were e.mlined to
their bed and nould hardly woe, a finger, hare been cured
by IL There Is a girl In our district who caught a cold by
g dog through some wader, and is. in bed ere years with
omtivessesi and rheumaUc mine, sod had to have an
attendeat to watch by her. Towers was not a dectoe in the
surrounding dietricta to whom her mother had not applied to
relieve her child, bat everyone crowed themselves and mid
they could not help her. Whenever the little bell rang which
Is rung in our pla.ft when terms•body is dead, we thought
surely it was for her, but Seigsrs Syrup and Pills awed her
111., and now she 1... heathy as anybody, woes to chursh.
and can work even in the Slide,Seerybody was astoelehed
when they SaW her out, knowing how many years she bad
beat In bed. To-day mho adds bee malteds to wino for Godll
merge* and Seigel'. Syrup."

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