CONVINCING EVIDENCE.

Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13453, 26 June 1912, Page 2

CONVINCING EVIDENCE.

Mother Seigel's Syrup The Finest Health Preservative. HIS SOLE HOUSEHOLD REMEDY. When a man becomes enthusiastic about anything—whether it be Sport, Science, Politics, Literature, or his own particular hobby—you can rely upon it that he will, sooner or later, make it his favourite topic of conversation. Indeed, if you give him the slightest encouragement, he will speak of nothing ahd, t This is one of the reasons why so many people who have been restored to health by Mother Seigel's Syrup write us such enthusiastic letters. They feel they'must put on record, for the benefit of others who suffer, what this worldrenowned Stomach and Liver tonic has done for them. It is always a pleasure to us to receive letters confirming the claims wo make in. regard to Mother Seigel's Syrup, for nothing we could say-as to tho wonderful powers of Mother Seigel's Syrup, as a remedy for Indigestion, would bo hr.H so convincing as the voluntary testimony of those who have proved its worth by personal experience. Thereforo -we shall simply place before you one of the many thousands of letters we-have recoivod. Mr. E. Dowoy, J.P., Largan House, Fortitude Valley, Queensland, on August 14th last, wrote us a letter which boars the unmistakable imprint of sincerity and honesty of purpose. Ho st-itcs :— ""About 18 months back, I suffered most extreme pains in tho back, caxised by severe Indigestion. Everything I ate disagreed with mo. I lost weight and strength. Giddiness and a swimming sensation in tho head were of frequent occurrence. "Nothing did me the least good, until I commenced taking Mother Seigel's Syrup. Soon after,' I beg-im to get bet- | ter, until in the course of a few weeks I was quite cured, and restored to j thoroughly good health again." "AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION," Thero you have just tho plain facts as recorded by Mr. Dowey, who, in his enthusiasm for Mother Soigel's Syrup, goes on to say: "It is the finest health preservative obtainable, and only .requires to* be used onco in any homo to be found indispensable. "If 'an ounce of prevention is worth a. pound of cure,' then a bottlo of Mother Seigel's Syrup is of moro account than all the other contents of a chemist's shop. It is our solo household remedy." These are the words of an enthusiast, and sincerity is stampod all over them. Everything that Mr. Dowey has Avritten has already been said by tens of thousands of men and women who also have bo<m restored to health by MotSoidol's Syrup. If you should have Indigestion or any disorder of tho stomach or liver, such as Pains after Eating, Headaches, Biliousness or. Gnnstinatiou, take- the remedy which Mr. Dowey so strongly, recommcndr- —Mother Soigel's Syrup— :v.> r\ you will soon regain health as hedid. "