" In June, 1887, a book was lefb at my house which described a preparation called Mother Seigel's Syrup, and I read of one cose like mine boing curod by it. I said to my wife, ' Hero is a caso that exactly cor rosponds with ray case.' " I had lost all faith in raodicinee, but as a lasb rosourco sent to Mr Edgerley, Supply Stores, Bunguy, for a bottle, ana had not talcon wore than half the contents before I felt bettor. 'Wife,' I said, ' I believe thin Seifjel'.i Syrup is rjoinq to cure, me.' " I began to eat and tho food did rao pood, and 1 grow etronjjer and stronger. After taking throe bottles 1 irot back to my work strong and healthy, and ainee then I have never looked behind me. By taking an occasional doso I beep in good health. I can now eat anything and do any kind of work, and went through harvesting as well as nnyono, and can lift a pig with ease. I thank God that Seigel's Syrup wus ever made known to mo, and feol that 1 owe my lifo to it. You aro at liberty to publish this statement, as I am willing to toll anyono of the benefit I have derived from the medicine.
