TWO BUSINESS MEN

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1747, 30 August 1905, Page 66

TWO BUSINESS MEN

asr Sydney, tell how MOTHER SOEIGEL’S SYRUP CURED THEM OF INDI GESTION fr Like thousands of others in this ; .country I 'was for years greatly troubled with chronic indigestion, which in atp turn brought on insomnia, heart; ibjjouble and general bodily weakness.” 'That is dbe way Mr John Doyle, of , 32 Bellevue street, Surry Hills, Sydney, wrote on December Id, last. : *'T was dzneated,” he says, ‘‘by my doctor for anonths -butt the most he -did was to a little temporary relief. After reading some literature in regard to Another Steigel’s Syrup, I resolved to; give it a trial some months back. I was more than with its prompt; f sswJfcion on Tiny weakened and distressed ; organs, and after taking a few« Shuttles I was thoroughly restored to tfho best of health. I still remain quite -awell ” JMr Doyle is a wdll-known business anan, who at one time kept an hotel Paddington. He is now a valuator in, m iproaninertt finaneiai house in Elizabeth ’ / basest, JSsaw bear the testimony of another bttsbaese mtafi, Mr 'William Dee, Little "Norton street, Surry ‘Hills, who is an .active, bustling salesman for one of the large Sydney tea houses. Writing, on Deoember 30 last, he says“l was for a long period a great sufferer from indigestion .and snheumatism. The rheumatic pains frequently rendered me Jbelpleas for days, and the effects of the aAnfligeShion reduced me very much an cfrfcrength, weight and mother respect. I went to much expense in buying patent and other medicines ; but did < any benefit worth speaking of from any of them up to three years hack, 'When I twas led to make a trial of: ’Mother Seigel’s Syrup. After taking it for .eome little time my food began do nourish -and 'strengthen me, the rheutnatio pains decreased and I felt quite sl new man. I can now attend to my work with ease, and an occasional dose oof dbhe cSlyrnp /-to maintain one on i i?he best of health."