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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3540, 29 June 1905, Page 3

A Grandfather’s Story. MR f'ARROL OF SYDNEY TELLS HOW HIS GRANDSON, HIS WIFE AND HIMSELF WERE GUIDED. • Any medical preparation that is trustworthy vouched for as b ing equally effective with patients old or young would natura'ly seem to be entitled to public confidence. When a man over three score years old gives you particulars of how his little grandson two and a half years old was cored rf what seemed to be a hopeless ailment, and in the next hrea h Wls you that he himself afterwards used some of the same medicine, end was rapidly cured o f a variety of disorders, and xrxt that his wife and other members of his family have used that medicine and always with prompt cures!—,well, it is needless to say any more, except to tell you that them is only one prepared medicine known that has such a record, and that one is the renowned Mother Seigel’s Syrup, which has stood the test of public use and approval for 35 years. Just read what Mr John Carroll, of 13, Little Barcom Street, Darlinghurst, Sydney, wrote on December 7th, 1904, of its power in relieving debility or "the wasting sickness,’’ weak stomach, nervousness, kidnev troubles, constipation, -indi gestion, and how health, strength, and happiness came afterwards: — LITTLE EDWARD, THE GRANDSON. Two-and-a-half years hack my liitle grandson, Edward, then only two-Und-a-half years old, was so ill and eo thin, and frail from the wasting disease that we had to carry him on a pillow. We tried all kinds of infant-’ foods for him, but nothing would remain on his s'omach. He was very fretful and seemed to be in constant pain. His grandmother took him frequently to the children’s hospital; but though they were most kir d and attentive their treatment did him no good. One day an old lady friend of my wife’s nersuaded Iter to give hint a course of Mother Seigel’s Syrup. To our great joy little Edward withm a very few weeks became bright and cheerful, retained his food without difficulty, and gained in weight and strength. Soon he w«s out of danger, but we continued to give him the Syrup and he soon developed into a strong hearty, active child. He is now five years old, as fine a little fellow for his age as one would wish to meet, and I firmly believe that Mother Seigel’s Syrup saved his life. NOW THE GRANDFATHER HIMSELF. myself am well along in years, and, for years T suffered from kidney complaint, chronic constipation and indigestion. I had tried manv * remedies ’ and bad nearly dost fivth in medicine ; but when I saw how the Syrup was helping my little grandson, 1 decided to give it a trial. It regulated my bowals nicely, restored my digestion, and relieved me a£ a backache, which bad for years caused me intense misery. lam now always in good health, and I feel twenty years younger than I did two years hack, when I took the first dose of Seigel’s. AND THE REST OF TIU3 FAMILY. My good wife, and others of my fami'y, have also often used the medicine for various complaints and ailments, and it has always given prompt relief. We would almost as soon be without bread in our house as without a bottle of Mother Seigel’s Syrup.

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