The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-11-05
DR. LANoNr-s STRONG FINGERS.

7 WIS afraid you were going TO slip
through NY fingers, said gpod old Dr..
Lament.
he writer was boy Of about seven
tsen- then While & student AZ school
more than 800 niles from home 1 was
taken down with pneumonia. I had
= CoEgh tine, and for two OF three
weeks NY life was despaire,i OF. But
youth and zucd care won the fzhr. and
che bright morning I WIS ready 20 20
home with NY dear father who had
cone for ne I was weak still. but
vel and happy clear Up 10 the brim-
Oh what ride Oh what sweet air,
On what Z glorious world I had got
back i1rdt ard what Z reception from
mother and sisters II the familiar
house Oh life, Oh health, Oh.
fuicg, fHIce f0Blamg
Such 81 illness. II ore survives IL.
only makes the sense OF existence and
Us blessings mare keen and delightful
Il < g0cd rather than bad Lucky boy.
not 70 have slipped through the doc
tors fingers
But wtsn : nan with most of his
days behind him has 70 write : line
he his Al Hty I5fs I have suffered
E1-e OF less from dI<ease-whv thai
= another and sztdsr story II Is the
ODDS between Gl occasional thunder
sl0ru and Z sky always covered With
clouds.
We quote what he says, reminding
Tie reader thai II this matter Mr.. VII
Ian HGdkins0E voices the experience
q EiILiozs- He says 4 always had
Z had taste II the mouth 10 uruper
rsEz1 for food and after eating had
pain and fUll1eSs 81 the chest
Ihess sensations are symptoms Of
ACME Indigestion IN the stumach
there Is marked loss Of power. IL
fOcd K neither rolled over as II should
BE- 50 that the whole Of It IN turn nay
b presented 70 the digestive fluid. nor
Is II duly moved on towards the outlet
I ito the bowels As result it fer
Eszts and gives OF Irritating acids and
gases hence The patient complains Of
pain weight, dis-EnIiOu- seiditT. and
1zEEl5Ece II that region Thence the
poisous proceeds 70 every other part OF
thE body. and headache. vertigo. eout
rheuuztisu- depressed spirits and z
seoEe more q evils follow among
tEsD- possibly, lsrT0u= prostrztion.
progressive sIzeuis- Iocomctor ztzxfs.
and nore Or less eoupIete paralysis
Frequently continues Mr.. Hodkfu-
s0a- I vas sick and as tine went on
l became very weak and feeble 1 COZ
=zT-z= 90 ,=----
toek various medicines but obtained
10 real q lasting relief from any Of
them This describes NJ general con
ditiOu until the fortunate day when I
Eesd sboUt Mother Seigsi'z Curative
I syrup l Tzs impressed By the state
1e1rs others had made concerning it.
and proceeded 10 try IL After taking
o1e bottle I found relief and was soon
/ entirely fEes from nv old COMPLAINT
Since that tine NOW eight Years zgoI
have e1jOFed good health Knowing
personally Of lis virtues. have recon-
EslGed this remedy To hundreds. and
have never heard OF It's having failed
70 give relief But for Mother Seigel's
syrup l should have been IN nv grave
years sgO- (SiHed) WILLIAM HOD-
kINSON, HoIIi1gton- near UttOxeter.
S-sEor6shire, August 11th- 1859
Mr. Hodhlso1 Is veil known and
highly respected. He fs local preach
q II the Methodist church. and by en-
plOEuenr quarry master. Had he
gone fnto the grave, q he feared he
should he would have been missed AMI
lzne1ted by the community in which
hs has long besu usefuI, and will live
% b useful We hope, for years To
CONE
Nov Let Us repeat our leading
thought Short Illness, even though
sharp and dangerous, nay result in
gDod, rather than harm But diseas.
that drzgs its victim through decades
Of lingering HInes--hzt shall ne say
q IL The tru1bIe and suffering it in
a1c-s L beyond estimate, and It's name
L Indigestion and dyspepsia
And the name Of the medicine tnzs
eszr=s II Mr.. Hodkinson has done you
the favor 10 mention with cIearness
and snphzziz-