In every age there has an abundance of ets, and the things they have foretold ter. "Yet stil this old world of our wages wwe generally been of a disastrous charac-
larger number of people a & grestat ogres comfort. than at any former peri number o in a
Now here is a prophet of evil who discourses of that sleeping sickness which first appeared on the west coast of this continent, and g in all directions—a dreadfal malady, truly, one which to the present has defeated the world's science—speculating as to the probability of it being the appoint. tol_means for the extinction of mankind. disease "has so far attacked only "Wegroc, Seeing that this new and rsterious
and hes Killed only & few hundreds of that race, whereas smallpox has killed hundreds to appreciate this gloomy prophet's opinion.
thoumnds of ory sect, elfic: Pelaps the prophet sutors from indigestion; in which case he would do better to cure' himself, by taking a few doses of Mother Seigel's Syrup, than disseminating his gloomy ideas. "Indigestion not only pre vents food from nourishing us; it converts it into poison which contaminates the whole system, depressing the, mind, constipating bowels, impoverishing the blood, an punishing the unfortunate patient ' with severe pain at the chest after eating, headache, drowsiness, and other symptoms which complete his misery.
Among the many people, who know these facts from experience is Mr. H. Henegan, of Crawford Street, Port Elizabeth, who, in writing to Messrs. A. J. White (Colonial), Ltd., corner of Princes and Diesel Streets: in South Africa of Mother Seigel's Curative Port Elizabeth, Cape Colony pregetetacs Thirst sod Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup, syrup), says: 'It' is now two years since and I rejoice to ell you (as I have told my friends ever since) of the good it has done for me. I can never forget the pain and stress I suffered, and my wretched condition when a friend persuaded me to try your Syrup. Thad consulted sororal doctors and taken their medicines without obtain. ing any relief from the pains in my chest and back. Often I was compelled to neglect, my work, being weak and quite without energy. To my friend's earnestness in recommending Seigel's Syrup I owe my present good "health. T am now a strong, healthy man; but T'always keep a supply any me never fail to resort to it." of the Syrup at hand, and whenever I need
actual benefits reosived, expressed. by Ain.
ese favourable opinions, based uj Henegan on 8th July, 1903, closely resembles numerous other testimonials, which constantly. reach Messrs. A. J. White from various parts of the country. Mr, Henegan's complaint was chronic indigestion, a very prevalent malady, in itself sullcint te des. troy all joy in life, but which when neglected leads to all sorts of dangerous complications. Mother Selgel's Syrup is its only euro cure, It is a perfectly natural remedy, made from fruits, roots, and herbs, containing mo noxious drugs whatever. The essential qualities of the plants are extracted by a scientific process known only to the. nroprietors, and the result is specific which for thirty-five years has been acknowledged as an unrivalled remedy for indigestion and all bilious diseases by the people of the sixteen principal countries of the world, Mr. W. Sly, of 12, Darlow Buildings, Parliament Street, Port' Elizabeth, in a letter dated Sth August, 1903, expresses himself terms similar to those of Mr. Hi "T had a severe attack of indigesti staying at Port Said, in Egypt," writes Mr. Sly, "and tried numerous so-called remeilias without deriving the least benefit. from any of them." But when I came to Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup it was different. The very first, dose did me good, and shortly after the indigestion left me."
Prophets of evil are never welcome. Prophets of gladness are sometimes mistaken. Proved facts, such as we have been reading of, are independent of all prophecy.
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