After eating I had a heavy weight and pain aoross my chest, and a gnawi** feeling In my ito^och, I belohed up a <t«anti y of frothy flald, and in the nigbb I tweke with » snffooabing feellrg Cold, olamnsy sweats broke over mo, and what with loss of appetite, and not being able to sleep at night, I toon gob so weak that I found it hard woj k to get about. 1 < n December 23, 1892, (one Sunday morning) wh l«t preparing ore u fast for my huibaoo, I waa suddenly seized with paralysis, whioh affeoted the whole of my right tide. I hid to uie of my hand or leg on that aide, and a nnmbneia took me on both left and right aides. My husband got mi to bed, and fetohed a doctor from Nerthfleeb, who gave me medicine. After tbia I lost mv strength rapidly And what I suffered I could not tell. • I oould not reat night or day and I wua in and oat of bed every now and again. I got little sleep, enly dozing off for a short lime and \hm starting up I waa afraid to be left alone, and often In the night I have been to nervoua and frightened I oonld io>roely bear It I took medicines of all kinds, bub was little better for any thing, until one day in August, 1893, my husband read in a paper, Weekly People, of Mother Selgel'a Curative l-yrup, and got ire a bcttlo fr«m Parry and 8on, ohemist', High street, Graveseud. ifter taking it a shorb time, I began to gain •trengtb, and gob stronger and stronger nntil I w»s free from the efleots tt tne leisure. I new keep in good health. You can publlih this statement if you wi-h.' f»nrs iru'y, (signed) Mes Lydia Goldim;, 12, Ca'ter'i Hoai Perry street, Gravesend, May 14th, 1896. Whdt w&a this ihadow that h<»d orossed Mri folding'* path ? What waa it that •vertook her and laid her helpless a ad suffering upon a bid of lioknoas ? t utely yon can reovgaise the monner thab sprang upon her aa ohe dreaded disordsr Dy«pepiia whioh attaoka you when yen are moab de fenceless and weakest. 