Mr. Edward Brider, coachbui der for Messrs, Hammer & Thie-bent, Naauwpoort, C: C., wrote on November loth last:—I had indigestion in a rather severe fo: rin. After meals a dizziness quite overcome me and I threw up the food I had eaten. There was constant dull pain in my stomach and back and I could not si at nights. Life seemed not worth living.
This state of healt continued until I went to live in Middleburg, where I read of Mother Seigel's Syrup, and heard several ons, who had used it, speak in praise of Tdecided to try it and was quite cured by using only three bottles of it. That was some three years tad T continue in good health."
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