In every age there has an abundance of Lave generally been of a disastrous characphets, and the things they have foretold ter. Yet still this old world of our wage:
lee pombe of neon gene larger number lo in a greater degree more or less merrily, and supports.
Now here is a prophet of evil who discourses of that sleeping sickness which first appeared on the west coast of this continent. and is spreading in all directions—a dreadful malady. truly, one which to the present has defeated the world's science—spec ed means fo® the extinct Seem: that this disease has so f and has killed onl) a few hundreds of tha to appreciate this Poraps the proph his gloomy ideas.—In yents food from nourishing us; it converts it into poison which contaminates the whole system, depressing the mint. constinating the bowels, impoverishing Gio blood, and punishing "the unfortunate patient "with severe pain at the chest eating, head ache, drowsiness, and of mptoms which complete his misery.
Among the many people wi facts from experience is Mr. H. of Crawford Street, Port Elizabeth, who, in writing to Messrs. A. J. White (Coloais!). Ltd., corner of Princes and Diesel Street Port Flizaboth, Cape C proprietors in South Africa' of Mother Scizel's Curati says: "It is now two years since T first used Mother Seigel's Curative Serap, and T rejoice to tell you (as L.have told my friends ever since) of the zood it has done for me. T can never forget the pain and distress I suffered, and my wretched condition when a friend persuaded me to t your Syrup. I had consulted several doctor dnd taken their medicines without obi ing any relief from the pains in my chest and back. Often Iw pelled ton my work. being wesk energy. To my frien commending Seizel's sent good health. healthy man; but I always keep a swvnl: of the Serup at hond, and whenever T any medicine never fail fo resort to it,
actual benefits received. ex: it.
Those favourable. opinion", used upon Henegan on 8th July, 1905, el numerous other testimonials which consti reach Messrs. A. J. i parts of the couril Plain was chronic prevalent malady, in troy all joy in life, but wh leads to all sorts of da Mothc: Seigel's Syrup is its only sure eu
mits, a perfectly natural remedy. made frum etad by scientific process known only t" the nraprietors, and the result is for thirty-five rears has wirivalied remedy for ind teen principal countries of th Mier W. Sis, of 1 Parliament Street. Po: dated Sth severe at} ying at Port Said, in Reyyt ud tried numerous <>-c without deriving the least benefit 11 of them. But when I came ta Contin it war diffe never welcome. Prophets of giedness are sometimes mistaken. Proved facts, such as we have been reading of, are independent of all prophecy.
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