The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-10-02
AN UNDERSTANDABLE SENSATION.

To be easily described a thing must
have clear outlines and unmixed coIors.
In other words it must be simple A
rent in ones clothing, a boil on ones
body, a tumble while walking. the
shape OF a box, etc. are easily SCI
forth in words. On the contrary. the
complex and comprehensive things puz-
zle the mind and take the meaning
from language.
II was for this reason that Miss Sa-
bina Mitchell, alluding TO an experience
OF illness. says: AT this time there
came upon me an iHdcScTibGJls sensa-
ton. II was as if the powers OF life
were going TO fail me, and l should sink
down without help, as a stone sinks in
water. Yet in saying this l convey no
adequate idea of the nature OF that feel
ing. / hope | shall never have il again.
The illness which led 10 il began in
The spring OF 1892. Ny health appeared
10 give way all at once. found myself
tired. heavy. and feeble Ny appetite
was poor, and after eating I had much
distress at the stomach and pain at the
chest and sides. Ny strength gradually
declined and | became very low. weak.
and nervous; and it was WheH in this
condition that I felt the indescribabis
sensation / have spoken OF.
I soon became so depressed in body
and mind that it was with great labor
and strain that I attended 10 my bust
ness I was extremely downhearted and
feeble. and none Of the many medicines
I tried did NE any good. In December.
1892, Mother Seigel's Syrup was COM
mended 10 me. and I began using il
with | confess small confidence But
after having taken il for a few days
felt wonderful relief. Ny appetite i'm
proved and eating no longer gave me
pain. 4 short time afterwards the Sy-
rup proved its value in the matter OF nv
disOrdered nerves. The nervousness
disappeared with my increasing
strength Nowadays when l need any
medicine few doses OF Mother Sic
gels Syrup quickly set me right. Hav-
ing mad 50 convincing sn experience
OF what II can do. 1 recommend IL 70
al my friends and customers. You can
make any use you like OF this letter.
fSigled). Miss Sabina Mitchell. Mar
cham-le-Fen. Boston. Lines. May 18th.
1885
IN March. 1882 writes another lady,
NJ health began 70 give way. had lost
ny energy and was languid and heavy
II feeling ! had Z sense OF fzintness
and dizziness that was almost constant.
and occasional spells Of sinking which
/ cannot describe. Hot and. cold Pushes
cane over ne, my mouth tasted badly.
and after eating l had z feeling al the
chest Ike the pressure OF an actual
Ioad upon II / never seemed rested. and
aFoke IN the morning more tired than
When l vent 10 bed l was also much
troubled with wind OF gas from the
stomach and raised sour. biting fluid.
IN this manner / continued 10 suf-
fer for nearly TWO years, no medicine
that I took giving ne any relief. In
JauusTE- 1884 l got Z small book and
rsae II Il Of cases ike mine having
been cured BIZ Mother Siegel's Curative
syrup I Immediately procured the
medicine from Boots Drug Stores. and
after taking il about ten days felt
much better. / could eat something
noarishing without any pain following.
! kept OF With the Syrup and was soon
in NY former good health once more.
feu have ny permission 70 make this
statement public lSignedJ Mrs. Ann
Shaw, IA. Barnsley Road, Batsmoor. +
SheGeld. March sth. 1855
Touching the -iHdeserfBG5Ie sensafi9ar
ALLUDED 70 b. both ladies. an eminent 4
medical author says: II Is syneope 4
without the loss Of consciousness. The
sufferer has the keenest reIization Of
-he bitterness q dissolution have I
Hss1 ELslEsTI men unnervsd and shaken +
b. such experiences Till they trembIed f
Ike sspen IesT@
The esHss Il Al scid poison II rhe
7lood produced b. indigestion Of dys-
1epsia- The remedy Il 10 purify The
llood With Mother Seigels Strip. and
% tOas the stomach II the same way.
5se the syrup On The approach Of the
ssrIss- signs q weakness.