The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-01 00:00:00

A WOMAN'S SUFFERINGS AND GRATI

A VOICE FROM AUSTRIA.

Nw Uhllllegdorf, In Gower Austria, 11. •
Marla Haas, so Intent/est usd hadn't/Wass woman, whom
story of phyekth mattering and fi.od row, as relived by her-
self, Is of intereet to limits& women. "I we employel,"
she says, "1. lb. work of a limp farmhouee. Overwork
brought.= elek headadoe, followed by • deethly fainting and
sickness of lb. atoessch. until I was ranabl• to retain either
food or drink. I woe compelled to take to my bed for several
weeks, °stelae a htUis better frees rest sod quiet, I mamba
to do Mos work, but was woo taken with • pato In my eide,
whlch in a litUe while seemed to spread over my whole body,
aad throbbed in my every lla This was followed by.
cough sod shortness ot breath. unt4l Snail, could m 00..,
and I trok to my bed for Um necond, anat. as I though', for
the lam this. My friends told me that my woe had tamely
wine, and that I could DOt 11.. Imager than when Me trees
pet on Meer gcs.s once more. Then I happened to get one
of the 3.48.1 pamphlets. I read it, and my dear mother
bought me a bottle it Seigelh Syrup, which I took exactly
&worthut to threatened, and I had not When the whole of It
before I felt • great Waage for the better My Mat Illness
beim June Ird, 1001, and continued to August tlih„ whim I
Woes to two Me Syrup. Very goon I could do • IMO thrill
work. The cough lett nee, and I was no more troubled lo
breathing. Now I am perfectly cured. And oh, how happy
I aro ! I among memo grin/toile enough for Stir, I's Syrup.
Now I mast tell you that the doctors In Our dt.tlc third, ited
handbill, swimming ;staple against th• Inclicine, tolling
thine It would do them no good. and many wine thereby
Influenced to destroy tb• Seigel pamphlet ; but ,ow, %bare.
aver one la to be found, It le kept like • clic. The to..
premiered are borrowed to reed, and I have lent ni no for
sis ranee around our district. People have come cosh eini
miles to get me to buy the medicine for them, knowing that
it cured me, and to be sure to gull.. right kind. I Itoui• •
woolen who wain looking like death, an who told me the r
was no help for her, that die had consulted I aotors,
hoot none could help her, I told her of Wields Syrup, and
wrote tho n 0... down for ber that eho might was no nil •
lake. She took soy &dries and the Syrup, and now she M in
perfect health, and the people mutant us are &rusted. Ttie
medicine hae made each propene in our neighbourhood th ot
penpl• my they don't want the doctor any spore, but they
li. the Syrup. Sollerers from gout who w.re C 11G110.1 to
their bed and cook' Mardi, none • Anger, have been rural
by It. There le • girl in our dietrict who anu.ht • sold hi
going through some wales, sod wad In beat Sys yeere welt
colonnade and rheumatic petne, sod had 1.. hav• an
attendant to watch by her. Teem was not a doctor on th
surrounding dietrictis to whom her mother had not applied to
.elie•• her child, but •verytme crowd themselves and sald
bay cookl not help tow. Whenever the little hell rang which
• rung in our plow when emnebody Is deal, we thougoi
urely It was for her, but bagel's Syrup and Pills laved h
It.. sod now she le as healthy se anybody, To. to church
and an work oven in the fields. Kverybody worn astonmh,
'hen they ewe her out, knowing how many years We b0b...,
b..., In bed, To-day she .4,1. 1,., (retain's to mom for
mercies and lisigid's Syrup."

MARIA iiA•ll.