The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-26
Three Fortunate Women

es; one first Her name is Mrs. Jes-
sic Russell, and she lives near the
city OF New York, in America. She
was born in London in 1857, and is
therefore 100 years old. She remem-
beers many incidents of her child
hood, and 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 assistance. Up to three
years ago she was a regular attend
ant at the Greenwood Baptist
Church. Her sight is excellent, and
she reads the newspapers every day,
aud takes great interest in the news
from England. She has never had
any severe illness in her life, and her
appetite aud digestion are almost as
good rs they were fifty years ago.
The second woman says: Ever
since was a child ! have suffered
from illness. Thirteen years ago
tired, languid, aud heavy feeling
came over me. The whites Of my
eyes became tinged with yellow, my
skin was sallow, and my hands aud
feet were cold and clammy. My
mouth tasted badly, especially in
the morning. and was often sick,
vomiting a sour, frothy fluid. | had
a pain in the ches, aud sides, heart.
burn, and natulcncy. For four years
| suffered like this, aud shall be
glad To- recommend the medicine
that finally cured me-" (Signed)
Mrs. Frances EMILY SMITH. igA.
Woodhouse Street, Leeds, January
~. 1S!,2.
The third woman says: IL have
been delicate all my life. For the
past six years ! have always felt
tired, languid. aud weak. had a
poor appetite, bad taste in the
mouth. aud pain after every morsel
ate. was dizzy, aud often felt as
If ! was going to fall. always felt
sick, and would reich and strain, but
could bring nothing up. There was
a dull pain at the right side aud a
dreadful pain between the sboul.
ders. | never knew what IL was to be
WIT hlN'I Dtlup WI wy ltti lDT
time my legs would swell very much,
No doctor was able To help me. nor
any medicine; that is. up to the
time ! took the Que which gave me
my health back. | never felt so well
~ my life as do now" tSigncd
tMrs.) SARAH SuARuAS. Clinton, uaar
Market Deepiug, February ~. lS92
Why do "" put these three women
~ a group the one venerable wO
man IN America and the two other,
mere in Englandl They are perfrc,
strangers tn one another aud alway,
will he. W. do il To show how long
and happily a woman may live If sh,
only happens to escape the malay
that everywhere threatens her sex
aud also To show that those who
hav" been burdened and cursed with
i, may be cured and once more
tasi" the joys Of health.
Mrs. Smii b concludes her letter il
these words: after taking tire,
bottles 81 Mother S.igel's Curativ,
syrup all pain aud sickness left me
and ] knew ne more OF the ailnen'
that had troubled me So long, indi
R"st'nn and dyspepsia. know
others who hav. been benefited D.,
the Syrup. All sufferers should ~,
IT,"
Mrs. Sharman adds that after sh,
had doctorcd aud doctorcd and TAX
ru everything, almost without get
ting any good fromit. Mr.. Webster
grocer Of Clinton. said "Wh,
don't you use Mother Seigrl's Cura
tive syrup" She acted on his sug
gcstinn. and health wasn't long IL
coming, 81 cannot speak too highl,
"f Scigcls Syrup" she SAYS. W,
should agree with her in that OPT
Mon, for remedy that will in a few
weeks put an end 10 ease of rhro
ME indigestion aud dyspepsia is Ger
taiuly worth good word or two.
Now here You have these thre,
Euglishwom.n one so fort unat. n
to have lived MOI. than rentur,
without Illness; tn. Others lsm NOR
forf"""i'J hav. known tn" sadness o
suffering and the pleasure Of recov
cry.
oh, my. oh. my. how hard il is /,
tell who is best of in this quee
world