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Otago Witness, Issue 2666, 19 April 1905, Page 80

THE LAST RESOURCE.

A— Suffering Lawyer's Stomach Troubles Cured Permanently toy Motixer Seigel's Syrup,

A great many people in Sydney know Mr Frank S. Moore, solicitor and one of the most prominent practitioners in the Criminal Court?, as well as legal advisor to a number of leading business firms. He i« an expert In the preparation of good evidence and in the destruction of trashy evidence. " Five years ago," he says in a letter dated 10th December, 1904, "I was eeized with a serious illnes=, principally attributable to derangement of the- digestive organs— what people sceiierally call ' stomach trouble.' I was conscious of a most distressing feeling after eating, and suffered acutely from severe pains in the pit of the stomach. The slightest mental application brought on such, terrible headaches that it w?s next to impossible for mo <o do any work On different occasions I consulted threp doctors, but their treatment gave me 110 relief whatever. I had bes.un to consider my case hopeless, when my attention was attracted by on© of your advertisements. "As a last resource I thought I would try Mother Seigel's Syrup. It afforded me almost instantaneous relief from the stomach pains, and after taking it for a comparatively short period I was completely cured. I am now in perfect health, and can eat, sleep, and attend to all my business affairs as well as I could ever desire to do. For this happy condition my gratitude is due to Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup, and that alone."

Mr Moore is a man in early middle l'f>. compact of body, intellectual, and alert. His offices are at 502 Elizabeth street, Sydney, and his testimony to the curative virtue of Mother Seigel's Syrup is of such a character as to command attention and respect. Mother Seigol's remedies have been used all over the world for rhhty-five years, and that fact proves their efficacy*

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