A DOOMED WOMAJS. THE DOCTOR SAiD SHE -ttAD ONLY SiX MONTHS TO LIVE,.BUT MOTHER SEIGEL'S- SYRUP CURED HER COMPLETELY. WELL-KNOWN MELBOURNE NURSE PRAISES THIS REMEDY. To bo told that one has only six months* to live is not cheering news, and the worst of it is that the prediction is very likely to come true, because the mind is apt to dwell on the thought of. death, and to neglect the care of the bodily functions. Happily come are strong enough mentally to resist, the influence,: and among the number may be counted Mis Eliza Hall, professional nurse, who live at 81, Dllbridge street, North Fitzroy, Victoria: 'This lady was so far reduced by suffering that she could neither eat nor sleep, and the doctor, finding himself unable to change this terrible condition, naturally enough [concluded that death was only, a matter of time'.. But, though doctors failed', *Mo'ther Seigel's Syrup did not fail. It quieted her stomach, enabled her to "eat and to sleep, and now she is as strong and well as one could wish to be. Here is her own statement, dated April sth, a 1906 : TORTURES DAY AND NIGHT. '.'My experience of Mother Seigel's Syrup extends over eighteen years, and I bless the day On which I first was persuaded to use it: I began to suffer with dyspepsia about this time,: which soon became so acute that I was in tortures, day and night. I could keep nothing on my stomach, every ineal was followed by violent retching, and a dry hard cough that on my chest nearly shook me to. pieces and often kept me awake half through the night. There were pains all over my body, and I was a bundle of nerveis, starting; at a sound. Extreme debility added to my distress, and I became a prey to melancholy.. I was attended by some of the cleverest doctors in the country, but they failed to relieve me in the least. ''Through sheer weakness I became subject to faulting fits, and have had as many as ten in one day. I coiild not sleep, and night after night I have walked the room, until I fell in a swoon from utter exhaustion. : "It was-at this time the doctor said I could not live beyond six months, and, indeed, everything pointed that way. But they say it is- darkest before the dawn. Mother Seigel's Syrup was at last brought to my motice, and I got some.v From the first doss I began to mend, and soon was quite restored.-to health. Since then the same wonderful medicine has cured me on two separate occasions, and I shall never cease to praise it." This is an everyday example of what Mother Seigel's Syrup can do. It is the supreme remedy of the world for all forms of indigestion. ~. TAKEIT! IT WILL CURE YOU. By allowing .yourself to become constipated you are slowly and surely poisoning yourselfJ When the bowels 'perform their work they expel all poisonous matter, but when you allow yourself to become constipated you -abeoib the seeds of many diseases.,' Some of the signs of self .poisoning are ; headache, backache, languidness, weariness,', melancholy, furred tongue, pasty complexion, loss of appetite, etc. The safest . antidote to such poision is Chamberlain's Tablets. These tablets stimulate the liver and bowels to act naturally /and gently. In doing so thev cleanse the stomach and. purify the blood. For sale everywhere. ~.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13438, 9 November 1907, Page 6
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