There was a time very lately when Mr. Donato Amoldi found it hard to heap. up swith his work. Not thab there wis ins =to be done thin usual, but he didn't feoltike working at all, He was dull, We had edge. If he could hive afforded it he would have knocked off altogether, Hint. theriys wherd'tt is, Those of us who must work when we are sharp, must keep on work: when we are dull, Necessity oblige: penses keep on and so we must keep 0 Dest, dear, what a thing it would be if wa right dp to the mark—eating, mig! e money to burn even then, working with a relish, Wo bat we should have some to save, Well let's hear Mr. Arnoldi.
At Enster 1893," he' says, "I bogan ti feel'as if cloud hid come over me. weak, low und tired, My tongue was thickly coated, and my mouth. kept filling with 8 thick, tough phlegm. "I could eat fairly well, yet_ my food: seemed to do me no good. After eating 1 hid a feeling of heaviness at the chest and pain at the side, "T fast a deal of sleep. and night after night I lay broad awake for hours. I kept, up with my work but I was so weak that was' scarcely: fit for it. This atate of things naturally worried ime and I consulted a doctor. He gave me medicines that relieved tine for time, and then I went bad as ever.
"Seeing this I saw another: doctor' who said my stomach, and perhaps other organs, [were in u very bad way... I took his medicines, but. they did not help me as I hoped they would. On the contrary I got worse and worse, "At this time cold, clammy sweats began." to break out over me, and as I walked my' footsteps were uncertain, Sometimes my legs gave way under me, as if they were too week to bear the weight of my-body.
"Not to trouble you with details, it may be.enough-to say thet I was in this miserable condition, month after month. Intact, Leame to think I never should be any better.
"then I bethought me of a medicine T had heard highly spoken. of—Motter Seigel's Carative Syrup. I said to myself, I will try it. Tam thankful did. After taking only two bottles all the pain was gone, and shortly I was well and strong as ever. Since then I have had health and worked without trouble. When I feel I need it; I take a dose of.the Syrup and it keeps mo right.
"Tam a surgical instrament'maker, and think my illness was due.to, the quicksilver,.
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