PRONOUNCED HOPELESS BY FOUR DOCTORS.

Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1652, 13 January 1886, Page 3

PRONOUNCE D HOPELESS BY FOUR DOCTORS.

I Mr. W. Bouchier, £a*tover, Bridgwater, send* the following :— " v7e*t Quay, RrMgwater. « December 2l»t. 1883 ••Dear Sir.— li afford* m«- great pleasure to a<M my testimony to the wimde.* nl effec»» of Mo^rt *Wge''» Cat »tiv«> Bri<up. Fora cried of eight yaw I mft'wd irom a severe eougn and indig-stion, With Irequent att=ie.ks «» rheu«n*t s>». j a»d tor eleven month* I w •• under modieal treatment, without deri»i"« the "liirhtest hencflt The lait foor doctor* I w»8 under «srari>d m* that mine wat • hopele«s cm**, «Md g iT» me op a» i»»cur»ble AHout that time I heird of Seijj^' Syrup whiah I was induopd to try, an-l through it* u«e. I am tbanVFul to »ay, I quickly (tot restored to health, and am now «Wj to Mlow my u»u.l occupation, I may *>J that whenever I feel the least ijmptom of m% old complaint* lat once t*ke a few do*e» of the Srrup. which quickel? *ett me all right. I «n»d ;ou thi« in tie hope thai other luff**'" may bo induoH to ffiw the St'on a trial.— V ue« tmly, " Win. Kendall." AFTER MANY YKAfcS. v Wl«ittle-1««Woodii, near Chorley, " December 26th 1888. •• Dear Bir,— Mother 9ei*eU medicine w l )* eicreding well with us, all that try it ipeik highly in it* Ibto jr. We had a ea*eof a young lady that bad been troubled man? yeart with paint after eating. Bhe teHs v* that the paint «ere entirely taken away after a few do*<?» of <our medicine.— Your* truly," B. Peel."