The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-01-19

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mouth uf death
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sleep no more. Macbeth doth murder
siogp'' SO said Macbeth hluseif. bu.
there " q power which murders more
sleep than ever did Duncau's assassin.
aud 20 nat Ms. b,attle Wiuacs Wnrn
she says Of her laughter, "Nhc pot ~
siatp."
I'm May. 1921 writes the lady my
daughter Letitia fell into a low. weak
condition. and could not ret up her
strength. She had no appetite. and
what little food she took gave her great
pain al the chest and side. She goi ~
slctp al Highf. aud became very nervous
and low-spirited.
AS time passed by she grew weaker
and more feeble, and We thought she
would never get better. \ doctor at
tended her. hut none OF his medicines
seemed to suit her case and for two
years she continued to suffer.
"One day she read in book about
Mother Segels Curative Syrup and
what It had done for others. She got
a bottle from Mr.. Nichols, chemist,
Donegal Place, and after taking IL be-
gan TO improve, being able to eat, anu
her food agreeing with her. After hay
ing used this medicine short time she
was strong and well as ever, and has
since been in good health. For long
time | myself suffered from weakness
ana Indigestion, and seeing what good
Mother Seige's Syrup had done, | took
1t and was completely restored to sound
health. You may use this statement
as you like. ISigned) tMrs.) Mary
Beattie, 20, Trinity Square. Belfast,
August l4th, 1896"
I'm the early cart of 1894, writes
another, Il began to suffer from ind-
gestion. ! had poor appetite, and all
food gave me pain at my cuest and a
gnawing feeling At the stomach. No
matter how light the food | took had
pain and sick headache.
For over "A year ! was tormented
like this. when Mr.. John Weir, living
in this place, told me how he had been
cured by Mother Seigel's Syrup, and
recommended me to try II. | did so.
and soon all pain left me, and | have
since enjoyed good health. | know
many persons residing in this district
who have been benefited by taking the
same medicine. often in my shop
hear persons say what II has done for
them. You are at liberty to publish
this letter. (Signed) Alexr Wilson,
General Merchant, Castlewelan, New
castle Co. Down, Ireland, Aug. 18th,
1896"
Indigestion or dyspepsia destroys the
power to sleep by starving. and thus
weakening. the nervous system. Indeed,
the whole body starves, and is thrown
into profound disorder. Food may be
taken into the stomac.., but, as people
constantly say. 1T does no good" No;
but in a sense it 1oes harm. Ferment
ed, soured, undigestcd 1t develops poi
sons which act upon the system some
what as pestilence does upon a com
munity. Flesh Is lost. strength gives
way to trembling weakness, courage is
supplanted by fear, and life is dreary
and desolate. That Mother Seigel's
Syrup should be able to cure a disease
so common and so terrible Is reason
for gratitude to us all. For the healthy
work and sleep.