The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-22
IN A THIRD CLASS CARRIAt;E.


Early in February of this year $3.50 |
] was travelling in a tlird class car
riage in the neighbcurhcod of Glas-
gov. At station two women entered
the compartment in which | was seat
ed. One was girl, gaudily dressed;
the other typical working woman.
She had no hat or bonnet, and
wore stuff petticoat, with shawl
wrapped round her. She was the pic
ture Of rude, robust health.
The girl asked how her companion
was, remarking that she had heard she
had been far from well.
Deed, but | was" responded the
elder woman, II thocht / was at dei,h's
door,"
"Ah say, what like was the matter
wi ye?"
II cud dae nae work; II I tried to
wash the floor | got siccin a heart
beatin', and my stomach fair turned at
the SIGHT o food. l went to three doc
tors. one after anither, and they gaze
me bottles and bottles, but it didna
help me ana till frien' tellt me to
try Mother Siegel's Syrup. Wuman, in
a week / was better and fin had ia en-
1t month l was a RIGHT and could
eat and work well as ever
Then they went on talking of other
subjects. Go where one may he is
likely to hear some good said about
Mother Siegel and what is done by her
famous medicine. Sometimes II Is In
the form Of bit of passing talk like
the one quoted above: and again 1t
takes the shape Of letters, fragrant
with gratitude for health regained
Here is one. We hope many suffering
women will see 1t and read 1t.
"In August, 1892" says the writer,
81 began to feel low, weak, and ailing.
My appetite was bad, and what little
l ate gave me much pain at the chest.
was constantly splitting up clear
fluid like water, and l heaved and
strained a good deal. At the pit of
my stomach there was a gnawing feel
ing, and there seemed to be a hard
lump formed in my abdomen. In any
case I suffered much from pain in that
region.
"My breathing got to be very bad.
and wheezed as II the windpipe were
clogged and stopped up. had a hack
ing cough which gave me but little
rest day or night. and I was troubled
with night sweats. The pillow my
head had lain on would be wet in the
morning.
"In two or three weeks after the
time I was taken, was no longer able
| IN oh II
any kind. I lived for two months on
milk, lime water, brandy. and the like
During that time lay helpless in bed
"Often I would have fainting fits
and had to be lifted up and supported
In bed. was now SO weak that my
friends feared there was no hope fol
me, and I was 0noipted by the priest
I had doctor attending me, but he
was not successful in giving me any
, real relief.
: "Inthe following November, although
very Ill and low, ! was able Mt times
!. to read little, and then 1t was that
read one day about Mother Seigel's
Syrup and the wonders II had done 70,
others. sent for 1t, and less than hal
bottle made me feel better. had q
trfle more appetite and could eat .
little and retain 1t. So went on will
the Syrup, and when I had used foul
bottles the cough and all the othel
troubles left me, and soon I was as
we'll and strong as before. You are N
, liberty to publish my letter II you de
, sire. for the good Of others who may
suffer as I did without knowing where
/ to look for a cure. (Signed) Mrs
Honoria Brennan. AZ Great Britain
/ Street, Cork, March 18th, 1894"
A good letter, cheering letter, dat
t ed on st. Patrick's Day, too. A grea
thing to be rid Of snakes, but a greater
thing to be rid of indigestion and dys
pepsia-more poisonous than any rep
tile that ever crawled. And that wai
the dreadful ailment which gave Mrs
Brennan three months of suffering: thu
ailment that the Scotch women talket
OF in the train: the ailment that In
, flicts more pain and fills up mor'
graves than all the other ailments OF
3 earth put together.
: And yet Mother Seigel's Curative
Syrup cures 1t as fast as people hear o
= It and take It. That's why we keel
r telling about It, and printing wha
everybody tells about 1t over and over