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"Still Hope for You, My Soy." A MAN'S STORY OF SUFFERING. How lie was Cured of rNDIGESTION, SICKNESS, SLEEPLESSNESS, By • MOTHER SEIGEL'S SYRUP. Tho people who afo cured of indigestion and liver troubles by Motiier Seigel's Syrtty are a 1 nays ready to recommend it to their friends. Tuey know that this herbal remedy cure.s permanently. A man, or a r.oman, suffering the tortures of acute indigestion and disordered liver, canuotr eat well, sleep well, or work well. Thou some friend who knows, someone who has been taught by bitter of ill-health comes along and says, "You buy Mother Seigel's Syrup, it cured mc, and I have beeu healthy and strong ever since." That was just the experience of Mr Christopher Quin, of 2G7 Elizabeth street, * Melbourne, who could neither eat, nor sleep, nor work, through indigestion. Ho was compelled to stay at home, an unhappy, suffering man, racked with pain, and on tho verge of despair. Here is Mr Quizi's story, dated .Slay 11th, 1912:— _ "Seven years back, when residing in Adelaide, South Australia. I was attacked by Indigestion. Whenever I forced down a few mouthfuls of food I had great pain and sickness. It was so terriblo that at length the very sight of food caused mc to shudder with dread. T, of course, lost strength, my nerves went all to pieces, and insomnia reduced mc to the verge of madness. I broko down under the strain, and had to give lip iry employment. HE MEETS A FRIEND. "For over a year I suffered. Then after a more than usually bad, sleepless night, I went out into tho streeis of Adelaide, in tho small hours of tho morning, in an effort to obtain a little ease. In Victoria square I met a const able friend, to whom 1 described my sufferings. 'There is still hope for you, my boy,' he cried. 'You get a bottle of Mother Seigel's Syrup as soon as the shops open, and it will make a new man of you, if you use it faithfully for a few weeks.' That morning I took my first dose of Mother Seigel's Syrup. "For several days I was in doubt as to its merit, and then I commenced to perceive its beneficial action. I felt and looked like a new man after using tho Syrup for a fortnight or so, and once on tho road to health I never looked bnck. A full course of Mother Soipel's Syrup most effectually accomplished a complete cure." Now, the print in Mr Quin's story is that he profited by the experience of his friend, and was brought bnck to cood health by Mother Seiorol's Syrup. It is tho enre for pains after eating, headaches, biliousness, constipation, wind on tlio stomach. Hnving cured tens of thousands, it will also cure you. 3