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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3555, 3 August 1905, Page 3

f"urL ; ’y v -i!r* otumACh. K PPOM. TN.DT•liii'a SEi GEL’S STPSNGTIISN gpe : v r, Two pr-r.onv living in Adelaida, who hiiVj had painful experience frsi stomach troubles and who were fortunate enough to b:> cared at last —to triumph ever their miseries • rniata in »he brief jitters whicn >ol.ow the ch-ci’ sympbus of flip' • dise.'duv and the rruuc.. of '' ' r ’ r >' 5 •'" ! - r-nrdy thro gave Ti ' a " 'iof— Mo:k:.r BTgdT B'-wup. ri > hub of rh:: iw ;v,-; T; fro: i I'd' G emus Drown, of Grok' Tweet, \Gosfc Adelaide, and hi.< lot-tor E elated March 0, Joof>. llu ia ill the prime of life, and o- Grom;;, stocky Englishman and j>, carr-iinter hi trade. Ho has lived ora;’ r.;.mty year;-! in Adelaide and first imsd Mother Beigel’s Byrup nn 'he tnivici? of Mr W. James, his fries id. In his letter ho gavs:— ■“ A TIAAi) BOLD) LUMP” OP POOD. “For two or three years I frequently b tillered from severe attacks of indigo:Jinn which occasioned mo a lot of suffering and inconvenience. Sly food, after Gating, appeared to settle in a, hard solid lamp in the stomach and caused a lot of pain there, and also a!! down the right side. When the attacks were on it was only by great effort that I was able to stick to my daily work. In fact I found the complaint a serious ban dicap in every way. I obtained very little benefit from the treatment of several doctors whom T consulted on different occasions, and indeed it was not until my friend, Mr W. James, the well-known blacksmith, of Currie street, persuaded me to try Mother Seigel’s Curative Syrup that I got rid of ray complaint. After taking three bottles of the Syrup I was thoroughly cured, and, although twelve months have now elapsed, I still continue enjoy pood health.” SITE HEAD OP IT IN A NEWSPAPER. Mrs Marion Pearce, of Penn Place, Adelaide, is the next person to testify to the curative power of the Syrup. In her letter she says:—“ For years I suffered from kidney complaint and most stubb 'rn indigestion, I had very severe aching pains across the small of the back, and I could not stand straight after stooping. My sufferings often kept me awake nil night, and made me very restless and nervous. After eating I was frequently troubled with flatulency, heartburn, and belching, and was under a number of doctors from time to time and tried lots of medicines; but nothing was of any avail until I bought a bottle of Mother Seigel’s Syrup a year ago, after reading an advertisement r furring to it in the ‘Adelaide Advertiser.’ ” SHE GAINED QUICK RELIEF. “ I began to mend as soon as I started to use that remedy. After Giicli dose the pain in the back was less severe, and ray digestion was improved. 1 continuer, to take the Syrup Co 1 ’ some weeks, and it did me a world of good in every respect.” IP I'*’ IE Cr riioTTC '•! k

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