Bond, of Salter's Green, Mayfield, was never strong. He did not other children." He was weak, sickly puny. He ate but little, and was us in until he vomited most of it up again, Nothing gave him strength. In February, 1894, his feet and anklex began to teaver. Next, three abscesses formed on his neck and under the d making deep holes. He was merely skin and hone. The abscesses seemed a doctor's care five monthe, but got no better. to be exhausting his life's blood. He was in
From Jaly (1894) he had four months' creatment at the Tunbridge Wel's Hospital, wichout benefit. The doctors gave him medicines and cod-liver oil, but nothing strengthened him.
"In December (1894) I concluded to take the case into my own hands, and gave hima medicine that had cared my wife—Mother Seigel's Syrop. To our astonishment and delight he began to improve in a few days. He could ext, and was stronger for it - We kept. giving him the Syrup, and he grew better every day, The abscesses soon healed, and he is'now a fine healthy boy, nine years old, and strong for the first time since he was Colin. Force from 1 to rereane (al) raing
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