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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12853, 29 April 1905, Page 7

THE PLAIN, COLD FACTS ABOUT STOMACH TROUBLES AS THEY AFFECTED A SYDNEY MAN— HIS MOTH Ell WAS CURED OF RHEUMATISM. Any man or woman who suffers from the miseries of indigestion" stomach trouble" people often call it when they don't quite know what is the matter with them— can easily learn how to obtain a pure, safe, simple, and cheap remedy if lie or she will only read these few printed lines. And they may also learn at the same time from the hard experience of Mr. Ducrow some of the worst symptoms of the disease and its morbid, distressing effects, not on die body merely but on the. mind also. Writing on December 11, 1904, lie says: — • "Although but a young man—l alii oily now —I was troubled for many years by indigestion. In fact, I was never free >'iein a foul taste in the mouth, a furred urn-rue, accumulation of wind, stomach pains, and various other of the many disagreeable signs and symptoms of dyspepsia. I was never so ill as to have to take to my bed; but, on the other hand, I never knew \»i:at it was to bo really well. I was out of 6ort6, dull, depressed and tired, though L did nothing ill the way of hard work. Instead of being light-hearted and happy, I was gloom v. full of vague apprehensions; easily put out, irritable, lull of trouble and worry. . • " I paid away a lot of money to doctors, and for all sort*_ of medicines but it wai nut until a. vear back that I found ill© right remedy. Tfc was Mother SeigH's Curative Syrup, and my attention whs first attracted to it owing to the marvellous benefit which mv mother derived from a course of it. She had been practically helpless through rheumatic gout for months, and Some of the •foremost physicians in Sydney had attended her in vain. She tried Seigsl's Syrup, and in a remarkably short time it set Iter on her feet again. I determined to give it a trial, Utid before the fourth bottle was quite emptied I whs completely cured. I recommend it to all who suffer from stomach troubles." . , .. Mr. Henry Ducrow is a fall, (.louder man, the oldest in a family of .six son* and sit daughters. He resides with his parents at 21, Brisbane-street, Hyde Turk, Sydney.

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