AGONY AFTER EATING.

Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5334, 24 January 1906, Page 4

AGONY AFTER EATING.

How a Sydney man's sufferings from Indigestion were cured by Mother Seigel's Syrup. For many years it was thought that indigestion — tao&t common of diseases and parent of scores of other ailments — was doe to sedentary habits ; in other words, that it was caused by want of exercise, ft is now known that while close confinement is only one of many contributory causes, it plays an important part in setting up that almost universal complaint which only Mother Seigel's Syrup can throw down. Belgian doctors have found cases of indigestioD among the savage tribes of the Congo Free State, while it has been scientifically proven that dogs, horses, and cattle are also subject to it; so we must cot regard Mr J. Kobin's business alone as the cause of the complaint from which he suffered. Mr J. Robins is a tailor, and carries on his business at 105, Abercrorabiestreet, Blackfriars Estate, Sydney, N.B.W. On May Ist, 1905, Mr Robins sent a letter to the proprietors of Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup, relating some details of an illuess from which that wonderful medicine has rescued him. Mr Robins tjays : ' After the great good that it bus done me, I cannot speak too bighly in favor of Seigel's Syrup. From 1889 to 1904 I suffered chronically from severe indigestion, which made life a burden to me. Often the agony tbat I endured after eating was so acute tbat I looked forward to meal times with dread. I was extremely careful in the matter of diet ; but even bo, the simplest and plainest articles of food would seldom agree with me, and upset my stomach completely. 'My whole constitution, periodically affect9d by the strain upon it, was weakened. I could not assimilate sufficient nourishment to maintain my normal strength, and always felt " out-of-Borts " and " run down." * But tbe symptom that alarmed me most was a severe pain which sometimes caught me in the region of the heart. I had no doubt but that organ was seriously effected, aud feared dsath from heart failure. lAt different periods of my illness I consulted no fewer than four doctors. They all failed not only to care me bat even to confer any temporary relief. The numerous medicines recommended to me by friends were do more helpfnl, and I derived no benefit from anything until I tried Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup. After I had taken the Syrup for a little while, my health gradually improved in every respect. Later, my appetite revived, and I conld eat without pain or inconvenience of any kind, oould Bleep well, and felt wonderfully strengthened generally, My cure was complete/ Two hundred and fifty guests were invited to the wedding feast of a wealthy farmer's son at Uelzen, Prussia. They consumed 1801 bof fish, two oxen, two calves, three pigs, and several fowls. While in prison at Wormwood Scrnbbs a convict, who was 'a stonemason, carved a stone pulpit in the prison chapel, and at another goal he aarved the tombstone of Dougall, the Moat Farm murderer. Chronic Constipation Cured. Fred Gillett, Esq., Walgett, K.S.W., writes : " For years I had been a sufferer from chronic constipation due to my sedentary occupation, tutor. I sent for a free sample of Chamberlain's StoDweh and Liver Tablets, and the results were so satisfactory tbat I have used half a dozen bottles. The Tablets have certainly done me a great deal of good, for when I first began to use them I bad to take four Tablets twice a week to produce the desired effect^ bat now two Tablets a month keep the bowels in good order." For sale by S. P. Askin, sole agent for Tuapeka. As up-country exchange in its report on a local banquet says : ' " The King " WM drank first, as usual.'