MORE STRIKING PROOF! A MAN AND WIFE CURED OF INDIGESTION BY THE HERBAL REMEDY, t MOTHER Seigels Syrup In the eighteenth century, people said that Scrofula could be cured “by the touch of a king’s linger.” But they took good care never to put it to the proof! To-day, many things are supposed to cure that most common of all complaints—lndigestion —but we like proof. Wherever the British flag flies, people have heard of the root and herb extract, Mother Seigel’s Syrup, and from ” the three corners of the world they send clear, convincing proof that this old and world-famous remedy cures those troublesome ailments which arise from a disordered state of the stomach, liver and bowels. Here are three typical testimonies which cannot be gainsaid / On Oct. Ist, 1910, Mr. E. Newington, of 98, Glebe Road, Glebe Point, N.S.W., wrote to the Proprietors of Mother Seigel's Syrup, as follows;- " For several years I suffered from bad health My whole system appeared to be out of order. 1 could not eat, became weak, pile and emaciated, and felt thoroughly ill and despondent. 1 was then residing in Newcastle, and I kept on getting worse and worse as the weeks slipped by. I think the most distressing feature of my illness ■vas the extreme nervousness that afflicted , me. It made mv existence a real burden. knock at the door would set me all of a quiver and if I was alone I would be afraid to answer it. I was afraid of my own shadow and full of vague fears and forebodings. 1 was in constant dread of something terrible occurring to me I was miserable when alone and yet took no pleasure iu social intercourse or the society of friends. I was also unable to sleep or rest at night in comfort, owing to this nervousness. “ Nothing did me any good until, four years ago, I was induced to start a course of Mother Seigel’s Syrup and it rapidly brought about a marvellous change Each dose of the remedy appeared to have an invigorating effect on my system My appetite revived and I felt sensibly stronger and less timid and nervous after using Mother Seigel's Syrup for a week or so. *’ I continued to put on weight and improve all round until, after taking nine bottles of the Syrup, there was not a trace of weakness or debility left, and ray nerves were as steady and as well under control as anyone’s. In fact, I am doubtful if anything less than a cannon fired at close quarters now would have the power to make me jump. Mother Seigel’s Syrup has fully restored me to health, strength and vigour.” Mr. Newington’s Indigestion was of a severe kind, but Mother Seigel’s Syrup cured him. It toned up his stomach, and stimulated his liver and bowels, and so expelled the poisonous products of Indigestion from bis system and restored his health. Equally remarkable is the case of Mr. Newington’s wife, who says: “ I suffered most cruelly from Indigestion. It began with a loss of appetite and severe pains in the stomach aftei eating Then I became unable to get sufficient sleep, and after twisting and tossing about all through the night, I would get up in the morning feeling completely worn out and worse than when I went to bed. Gradually, I drifted into a very run-down condition, and I felt, as I looked, thoroughly weak and ill. I took a great many different mixtures and prescriptions, supposed to be good for Indigestion, but they failed me, and had no better effect than so much pump-water. *' As a matter of fact, it was not until I used Mother Seigel’s Syrup that I began to experience relief. I commenced to feel a little better about the fourth dose of the Syrup and was able to eat and sleep fairly well by the time the first bottle was emptied Half a dozen bottles of Mother Seigel s Syrup completed my cure, and since then I have been able to enjoy any food without dread of any of the pains and penalties of Indigestion to follow. Day after day, by publishing letters from men and women who have been cured by Mother Seigel's Syrup, the Proprietors of this family remedy are piling up proof that it is the sure cure for Indigestion. Some of these letters come from old folks who have known the virtues of Mother Seigel s Syrup !or forty years; but all arc from people who have experienced for themselves the restorative qualities of the Syrup. Their experience is proof that this herbal tonic possesses some curative property which other medicines lack, and their testimony is proof-which is absolutely beyond doubt—of the success of Mother Seigel’s Syrup in curing stomach and livtr troubles. Test the value of the Syrup for yourself—to-day I
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Dunstan Times, Issue 2587, 5 June 1911, Page 3
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