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Tuapeka Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 5964, 27 July 1912, Page 4

"I FELT THOROUGHLY ILL" J'.ATTLrNG WITH INDIGESTION ALNI) BILIOUSNESS—S BY BRI) AND PROLONGED. My Cure Commenced with the First Dose of Mother Seigel's Syrup. Here, in a nutshell, you have described to you the feelings of a man whose experience is similar to that of thousands of others. lie tells you what it was that caused his miserable state, and what the remedy was thai so completely cured hinj, and restored, his former good health. He tells you quite plainly and distinctly—in the first plaoe— that ho felt " thoroughly ill." Then he says just as plainly tlvat ii was indigestion and biliousness that ailed him, and 'finally that only -Mother Seigel's Syrup, ot the tinny medicines he was persuaded to try, dill him any lasting good. it. makes qiuite interesting reading to leant h >'. v Air Richardson, of 37, Ri>North Fit/roy, \ictoria, became "th .i----ouglhly ill," because it is uncommon to reach this ttate of health in a moment —or even a day or a week, lie says ' " I was more - or less afflicted with indigestion ar.d biliousness tor many years," One is inclined to lose sympathy for people who allow 111- msclves to drift into serious illness, but before we condemn in this case, let lis see what reason is given. He states : "I am a butcher bv trade and could not afford to lie up, so continued to work and battle through it as best ] could. Working all hours, getting my meals when, and how, I best could, the result was that I experienced a sensation of dead weight in the stomach and " over-repletion," or fullness, after taking few nwuthfulls. There were sever e pains in tlia back and chest, a sour, disagreeable taste in the mouth, with headaches, wind, and violent palpitation.

"WONDERFUL SUCCESS.'' '' After taking medical and other ad vice, and lots of medicines that did me no' good, I was induced to trv Mother Seigcl'g Syrup. I am pleased to sav my cure commenced with the first do® of that remedv, and af 1 of five bottles, all the old symptoms completely disappeared and I was fully restored tf. health and str. nirth. ' That was live wars ai_ r o. since when I have had no digestive troubles whatever." The moral of this stor v is clear. If, instead of battling vamly against the symptoms c.f indigestion, people would profit by the experience of others, an 1 at the first sign of stomach or liver disorder take the well-tried remedv. many years of suffering might be averted and much money saved. There is no better reanedy for this purpose than Mother Scigei's Syrup, made of the curative extracts of over ten root* barks and leaves. If you have any stomach or liver disorder, such as those djs.-ril;. d bv Mr Richardson, you should do first, what he did last, take Mother Syrup, -the tried and trusted friend in thousands of homesteads throughout the world. Keep a bottle handy in the house.