The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1888-03-03 00:00:00

STORY.

• i I tit tat ruu,e4 I lA-as sure of•
11,...t!.1. would flut.t,T and get

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‘v. anti faint in my breast, ana
' th:tt frightened me more than the

stomach trouble, for I didn't know
; then that the indigestion and dys-

pepsia were really the cause of
all, sir. People .kept telling nie
had the heart complaint, and wa'

likely to fall down dead any
minute
You may fancy how this took 811

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the courage out of me, and I thought
my work was done in this world.
So it went on, sir, neither my frien(l6
nor the doctors appeared to under-
stand what was ailing me.

"One day I was taken with slicb
a queer spell, it almost scares tile !,'
think back of it. I couldn't gt't
my breath. I was choked a-
tkiough a strong man had me by ti
throat, and I was sure I was goin:-:
to die. The people fanned molUt
gave me whisky, and after a
I came out of it, weak as a
and all in a cold sweat.

"But my stomach got worse a ft or-
wards, and I was afraid the chukill:-
might come back, and the nxib tinie
it would certainly kill me. It
about this time, one day, 1.
,piekol
up a North Cheshire newspapiT 101 •
read of a case like mine being curet,'
.by Mother Seipl's Curative Syrup.
I thought half-a-crown would na'
break me, and I bought a bottle.
The first few doses did me good, sit%
You wouldn't 'a believed it, neither
would I, but it did. In a few days'
maybe two weeks, sir, my sto.raacli
began to act, and my victuals stopped -
on .it, and ray ktrength beguu tie

come back."
"You had no more choking, then Y'

said the visitor.

"No, sir, not after that. . The
fluttering of the heart troubled nlO
no more, and the yellow went out of

my eyes and skin ; and, to put it
short, sir, after taking two bottles
of Mother Seigel's Syrup I got as
well. as I ever was in my life. What
this medicine is made of I don't
know, but I'm sure that it's not like
anything else. If I hadn't Beet that
account of it in the paper, and boo
led to use it, as certain as I talk to
you now, sir, I believe I should hail
been 'under the sod months and
months ago. I tell about it to 6vory.
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