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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLI, Issue 22, 25 November 1908, Page 45

y: ™ BLACK DESPAIR ZX ““ RIDES AWAY “ before Mother Seigel's Syrup. s’<>i< know that despair—the depression and despondency which come from constant headache, pain after eating, sickness, nausea, sleeplessness and dizziness. Such constant troubles make life almost a curse to sufferers. But Black Despair rides away, and the shadow on your life is lifted, by Mother Seigel’s Syrup. It is a purely vegetable remedy which acts directly on the stomach and liver, and thus removes the cause of all these troubles—lndigestion—a disease which takes many distressing forms, and is responsible for nine-tenths of human misery. It caret! Mr. Driscoll (who now lives at 42, Mount Street, Pynfcont, NSW) of acute indigestion many vtnn ago. Writing on March rStli, ryoM, he nays : ** I remain absolutely free of tny old troubles and can rat, work, and sleep as well as any man. I cannot be sufikdently grateful to Mother Scigrl't Syrup for having restored to inc my lost health." MOTHER ■SEIGELS SYRUP