The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-15
THEN DON'T WATCH THE POT

4 watched pot never boils, and 4
watched clock never goes Nothing is
quick enough for impotence Minutes
hours. and days are mere words after
all. We are happy day Is bur an
hour. We are niserable-an hour is 8
day.
From the summer Of 1890 70 the au-
ually weaker. I consulted doctor after
and busy people; but TO Mrs. Annie
Dutton Il seemed like one o. those ire
mendous geologic periods that the
learned men talk about For II was
measured by weary heart-beats and
footsteps taken in pain. Her trouble
BEGAN as Il begins with an uncountet
multitude OF women-the dred and
lSnguid feeling. the disgust with food
the distress after eating. the coated
tongue. the grinding pain AZ the PIT Of
the stomach. the nausea and vomiting
OF acid fluids. eta dreay list.
Writing o. her experience recently
she says. After a time had so much
distress that I never wanted anything
to eat: the very sight OF st made me
sick. Night after night came bringing
sleep 70 Others. but not 10 me. was
low. miserable. and worn out and
would SIT for hours al alone. wishing
for go company. And. then, - nervous,
Why. the slightes, noise startled me.
Two terrible years % this was
DRAGGED through In that time / lost
four stone In weight, growing oonun-
uaily weaker. ] einsulied doctor after
doctor. but they were no, able 10 do
me any real good. tried change Of air.
We; was disappointed in my hope OF
any advantage from Il. only lost
ground. and became more and more
feeble.
Then came unexpected help. In
September. 1899. a neighbor OF mine
told me OF the good Mother Seigel's
Curative Syrup had done her. and
urged me TO Try Il. I had heard this
medicine well spoken % for years;
still I had no faith thar II would bene-
nj me IN my condition. However. my
husband got me the Syrup from Derby.
and after had taken Il few days !
felt better. ! could eat once more. and
nv food agreed with me. After ] had
used three bottles was q new woman
7 frns weU. and I have been In good
health ever since. Now I recommend
the Syrup TO all our customers and
friends. and so does my husband
Yours truly CSignedl. ANNIE DUT-
TON, Nottingham Road. Borrowash,
near Derby, October eth. 1888"
As 70 the opening symptoms, the
narrative OF Mrs. Susannah Durose Is
identical with that Of Mrs button, so
We need not repeat them
IN October. 1890. - says Mrs Durose.
4 read about Mother Seigel's Syrup in
Z little book. I got a bottle. and after
taking Il 2 short time I was well as
ever. although an rs pears old. Ny
daughter. Who suffered from weakness
and neuralgia. took the Syrup with
great benefit know many others who
have been cured by II after all other
means had failed = Yours truly
fSigned), SUSANNAH DUROSE,
Hawthorn Cottage, Borrovash, near
Derby, October sth, 1893"
The latter lady would be called very
old, as she is rs; and. as lives average
nowadays, she is old. Few Of US. per-
haps none. have any hope Of living as
long as she has Why not7 THE days
Of or years are three score and ten, I"
says David. But most OF the race fail
to reach 10. while many exceed It
There Is 10 law. no edict, OF the sub
tect- We are each entitled 10 live as
long as re can, and TO be as happy as
We can; and both depend accidents
eTeeptedl on health; and health means
the continued natural action Of the d.
gestive process.
and that Mother SeigeFs Curative
Syrup promotes H9f a host Of wit
nesses in England alone have testified.