PRICELESS JEWELS;

Colonist, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11553, 14 February 1906, Page 4

PRICELESS JEWELS;

I Good Health ana Mother 'Seigel's j Syrup. Hsfa a Gem Expert was i Cured oi Severe Ind gestionThere is no more highly-respected resident of Brisbane (Queensland) than Mr Thurston Hall, diamond classer and gem expert. ''. m A* - 1 ca r— • ..-««o. What Mr Hall «-«iu? tell you about gems is not worth knowing. And h.6 ktioWs a grt&t $e'al, ais'b; about indigestion, I aiiu the" gi-eafcest gem athongst the wb'rld'p curative remedies* Mother S&igel's SyHip,. A. great English poet has said that life*s fno9t precious gem is sound health. And seeing that everybody is more or less interested in sound health, how gained and how retained, it may be profitable to read this story of Mr Hall's medical experiences, nz •'Some five years or more have elapsed, " says Mr Hall, in a letter that he sent to the proprietors of Mother Seigel's Syrup on June 22nd, KXH, "since I was seised with a serious illness, and for two years I did not know what it waß to be well for a single day. I lost my appetite entirelvj was constantly depressed, and suffered greatly fioin insomnia. I ate barely enough to sustain life: but the smallest quantity of food, of whatever kind, always caused a fullness of the stottiach, and a tightness of the chest which was most distressing. Often after a sleepless night I would *et up feeling wretchedly 'seedy,' unable to apply myself to any matter. Frequent pains and palpitations of the heart led me to think that my heart was diseased; and this idea had a most depressing effect upon me. # "Another bad sympton was a persistent, hacking cough, which seemed to proceed from the stomach. I took many bottles of different cough mixtures for it ; but the rough was so obstinate that at last I began to fear it would develop into consumption. Altogether I spent a large sum of money in medicines which I thought might help my general condition; but it was all wasted, and for two years I failed to find anything which had the least remedial effect, "One day a pamphlet was left at my house. It was about Mother Seigel's Syrup and its world-wide fame, with particulars of some remarkable cures it had recently made. I decided to try it, and was delighted by getting some immediate benefit. As I continued to take it, the severity of the heart pains declined, my coughing ceased, and I could eat and sleep fairly well. Every day 1 grew healthier and stronger, until soon I became— as I am now— entirely free of the ailments which had caused me so ifcuch trouble. It took only three half-crown bottles of Seigel's Syrup to achieve this grand result. I now know that all my troubles resulted from chronic indigestion, and that only Mother Seigel's Syrup cured me."