How to write a letter / [The Orain Company].

  • Orain Company.
Date:
[1914?]
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Credit: How to write a letter / [The Orain Company]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    AND HOW TO WRITE. THEM. = But I am ) thankful to say TITERS: ee ee heart attacks came on, I can assure you. _ that Qrain Tablets completely cured these spasms.” _ Mr. Todd is a tall, well- built dame iin one of those faces which carry Implicit confidence, ‘ ~.-“The change in my wife is ~ simply marvellous,” he said. “I often thought she would starve to 2 aor cg AR WW) LY i WU UW Yy YY Wl Yy yy yy hl Uy | 4 LETTER OF CONDOLENCE. 19, Annesley Park, Westwick, April 2rd, 1914, My dear Frederic, ae I need hardly tell you how. prbes I was to learn of your father’s death. He was my favourite brother, — and nothing can replace him for me. Sty Words are no consolation in a bereave- : ment like yours; but your aunt, who — joins her sympathy with mine, very truly said that if anything could lighten c your grief tt must be your own consciousness that you were alwaysa ae good son to the good father whom you have lost. With all love and Se, — to your sister, believe me, E Your affectionate Uncle, — INVESTIGATED. (From a North-country Newspaper). ‘Fo get at the true facts, case by case, a special Commissioner goes direct to the people who have taken Orain Tablets, and reports ' Mr. David Brown, a most intelligent son of the North, readily agreed to give his experience for : : vm publication. He lives at 3, West. > Sey Ce Street, North Seaton, Newbiggin- by- the- ‘Sea, Northumberland, Th i “For some years I was a chronic Nee with feMeesins ee my chest. I tried everything, but nothing seemed to do me any dee began to despair of ever being well again. ‘Life was indeed a burden, no pleasure in living. D until one day, eihiewhea ahold Hast March, it was my father asked me if I had tried Orain Tablets, and I said I had not. ee “Tt was stated to me that Orain Tablets _ had effected marvellous cures in the worst cases of indigestion, and so impressed was I with what I heard that I determined to get BX some without delay. It certainly was one of the best things I ever did in my lite.” ce “Tell me,” said the visitor, “just how yen experienced your relief?” “Well,” replied Mr. Brown, “it was ‘ike “this. Iwas suffering from what the doctor : called catarrh of the stomach, and this — - gradually developed until I was absolutely — compelled to give up my work. Sometimes it - was not so troublesome, and then I managed ais We _to do a little work: but I was merely working Mr. D, Brown. on and off. But, peer ie 1 bee spins: nN i)
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