The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-02
Three Fortunate Women

Three Fortunate Women.
We will introduce you to the old ,
est one first. Her name is Mrs. jess +
size Russell. aud she lives near the
city OF New York. in America. She
was born in London in 1857. and Is
therefore los years old. She remem-
beers many incidents OF her child
hood, aud still has traces OF former
beauty. Her eyes are bright, and
become animated when she talks.
She retains her mental faculties
completely. She descends two flights
If stairs to every meal, and returns
without assist ance Up To three
years ago sh" was a regular attend
ant at the Greenwood Baptist
Church. Her sight is excellent, and
she reads the newspapers every day,
and takes great interest in the news
from England. She has never bad
any severe illness in her life, aud her
appetite and digestion are almost as
good rs they were fifty years ago.
The secuud woman says: Ever
since was child | have suffered
from illness. Thirteen years ago a
tired. languid. aud heavy feeling
came over me-. Tue whites Of my
eyes became tiuged with yellow, my
skin was sallow, and my hands aud
feet were cold and clammy. My
mouth tasted badly, especially IN
ia" morning. aud | was often sick.
vomiting a sour, frothy fluid. ! had
pain in the chest aud sides, heart
burn. aud ilatulrucy. For four years
suffered like this. and shall be-
glad TO recommend the medicine
that finally cured me" lSigncd)
Mrs. FRANCES EMiIS SMITH. iDA.
WondhOuse Street, Leeds, January
-. 1872
The third woman says: II have
been delicate all my life. For the
past six wears ! have always felt
tired. languid, aud weak had a
poor appetite, bad taste in the
mouth, aud pain after every morscl
ate. was dizzy, aud often felt ~
Il was going To fall. ! always felt
SICK, and would rctch and strain. hut
could bring nothing up. There was
dull pain at the right side and a
dreadful pain between the shoul-
dcrs. | never knew what il was To bc
well. After being on my feet Tor a
time my legs would swell very much
No doctor was able TO help me, nor
any medicine; tina, IL. up to the
tim. took the one which gave n,.
my health back. | never felt so well
IN my life ~ | do now" (Signsd,
Mrs. SARAH Sm,RNAN. Clinton, near
Market D"rping, February 10, lS92.
Why do "" put these three women
in u group the one venerable wo.
man in America and the two Others
here in England! Thoy are perfect
strangers TO Que another and always
will be. We do il To show how long
aud happily a woman may live il she
only happens 10 escape the malady
that everywhere threatens her sex
aud also To show that those who
have been bur'lened aud rurs,d wit
it may he cured aud once more
tast" tn" joys of health.
Mrs. Smith concludes her letter in
lhcs" words: after taking three
bottles OF Mother Seigel's Curative
Syrup all pain aud sickness left me,
aud | knew no more of the ailment
that had troubled me- so long, indi-
gesti"n aud dyspepsia, know
. others who have been benefited by
ia" Syrup. All sufferers should us.
: it,"
Mrs. Sharman adds tina, after she
had doctorcd aud doctorcd aud TAX
"u everything, almost without get.
, Ting any good fromii, Mr.. Webster
Il grocer OF Clinton. said, "Why
don't you Use Mother Seigers Cura,
, tive Syrup" She acted on his sug
-, g"S,iuu, and health wasn't long IN
coming, II cannot speak too highly
, Of S"ig-ls syrup" she says. We
. should agree with her in that OPT
Mon. for remedy that will in few
. weeks put an end to a case OF chro
' ME indigestion aud dyspepsia is Ger
talnly worth good word or two.
Now here you hav" thes" three
EnglishwOmen one so fortunate a.
, 10 have lived mole than a century
without illness; the Others (stW MIR,
fori""dhJ have known the sadness 81
suffering and tn" pleasure Of recov
, cry.
Oh, my, oh, my, how hard it is t,
tell who is best of ia this quee
world