The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-01-17
PROBATION HERE BELOW.

Mrs. Annie Green of Auckland is
sensible and charming woman who.
like many another, once harbored lit
tie scepticism about the things people
most talk about" l like a woman with
an opinion and the decision to stick TO
it-for a while. "As for me, l didn't
believe in 1t Bit" she said; but my
friend had faith, and perhaps l caught
it from her. She gave me bottle or
Seigel's Syrup and I commenced"
That commencement, like the college
seasons close when the brain has won
goal for the man who wears 1t under
his hat. will always be a memorable
time in this lady's life.
She had been in bed four weeks, and
found it tedious and trying. Who
wouldn't find it so7 After we once get
on our legs at fifteen months of age.
our natural posture Is upright two
hours to one out of the twenty-four.
II had suffered for about three years
with acute indigestion, and" says this
lady, IT Travelled the road familiar to
so many, and found II just as full Of
thorns and bramblcs Broken sleep
frequent and racking headaches,
tired and langu!d feeling, nasty and
choking sensation in the throat, and
the rest Of the list"
Mrs. Green's last remark Is express
i've. The rest of the list" embraces
more misery. more pain and wretched-
ness than anything in the calendar OF
affliction. Acute Indigestion amounts
to an internal rebellion OF nearly all
functions, and its symptoms are leg! a..
These are 1.-The rest of the list" and
vary in different individuals.
'As most OF my time was spent in
bed, you can imagine how much pleas
ure l was getting out of my probation
here below.
We'll, I was In bed on the LIST Of Oc-
tober, 1900. with no chance OF anything
better to come so far as l could see.
Then the helpful person turned up in
the shape of an acquaintance who had
faith that Seigel's Syrup would cure
me.
LAS for me, didn't believe In 1t a
bit, or in any other of the things that
people talk about.
but my friend had faith, and per =
haps ! caught it from her. She gave
me a bottle OF Seigers Syrup to COM
mence on. and l commenced according
ly.
THE relief was immediate. To say
that i was aStonlSheu ana pieaSeu
would be putting the truth with mod
Grafton. l went on with the medicine
of course, and before that bottle was
finished the worst Of my symptoms had
almost disappeared. One bottle more
did the work, and i am now as well as
was before l was attacked.
This result was a marvel, and l am
grateful to those who made the rem
edy anu to the friend who introduced
II to me, and fairly urged me into max
ing use Of II. You have my free con-
sent to publishing my statement l am
native of Auckland. and am well
known in this neighborhood, where
have been in business for nine years
at the subjoined address. Mrs. Annie
Green, st. Georges Hall Buildings
Great North Road. Auckland, y. a."
Acute indigestion or. as some call 1t
gastritis, can be cured with Seigars
Syrup and little common sense anC
care Made Of the curative juices o
roots, herbs and barks highly concen
trated, this medicine has proved al
unfailing tonic and corrective in al
diseases Of the stomach, liver and kid
ueys. Keep these organs healthy b!
habitual use of Seigers Syrup, and th'
pleasures of your table will be n reve
latlon; your bed will be comfort o
sound and rescful sleep, and life vii
be cleared OF thorns and brambles,