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Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13462, 7 December 1907, Page 2 (Supplement)

FAST FADING AWAY. TOO WEAK TO DIGEST FOOD, WORN OUT BY A HACKING COUGH UNABLE TO SLEEP WITHOUT MORPHIA . CURED, WHEN>MEDICAL, SKILL HAD FAILED, BY MOTHEII SEIGEL'S SYRUP. - Many are the forms in which indigestion reveals. itself—stomach pains, faintnm, dizziness, palpitation, breathlessness, are all symptoms of this 'distressing .malady— .• bub perhaps the most alarming of sill is that where there is *a constant lijfcking cough that; nothing l .will' soothe. lb is always accompanied f by weakness, and seems so much Jibe consumption that the patient is frightened and loses hope. ; Bub ifc lias nothing to dowitli it is merely a stomach'cough due to irritation of the gullet by the burning fluids which arise; from indigestion. Sometimes'" this fonn of the complaint begins through a neglected cold, and this was the case with Mrs Annie Bradshaw, Hope street, South' Brisbane, Queensland. Bub Mother Seigel's Syrup-cured her, and in gratitude she sends; us the following testimopy, under ? date October 19th, 1906: i "My trouble," she says, "commenced; with a severe cold on the chest. Then my , general health began' to. fail; I lost strength, and became so weak that I could hardly: put one. foot before the other. I had no appetite, and my stomach was too weak to' •digest even the little food I forced niyself to eat, so the horrors of dyspepsia were added to my other sufferings. . ( HER FAMILY ALARMED.; "I seemed to be fast fading away, and my family and friends became greatly alarmed. A long course of medical treatment failed to benefit me in any way, and I kept going from bad to worse. Often I was flushed and feverish, and then I ivould go cold, and shivery, as though all my blood had turned to water. A hacking cougli kept Ixl e awake at night, till at bust the doctor had to give me morphia so that I might have a few hours freedom'from pain. ■ ' "I had been in this wretched condition for a year and seven months when an old friend of mine advised me to take Mother Seigel's Syrup. She is the wife lof a chemist, so I took her advice, and! I am glad I did, for I felt relieved and strengthened almost from the first do3e. I slept naturally without using the morphia, and I began to relish my food. My whole condition improved) very fast-, and by (persevering with the' Syrup I steadily improved, and was completely restored to health." The above is a story that should convince the most prejudiced, and it is only one .of many in our profession. • Eveiy ' year Mother Seigel's Syrup cures thousands, not only on the Australian Continent, but all over the world, and it will cure you too, if you give it a fair trial. j BEGIN WITH MOTHER SEIGEL'S SYRUP TO-DAY, AND TAKE IT CONCSIENTIOUSLY. :

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