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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LIII, Issue 2804, 8 September 1903, Page 2

M$ INDIGESTION ¥gi __\____*^t^*__*Z~ oS £_ means torturing pain, inoessant g\w .■ n _jp weariness, wretched days and wakeful nights. It moans being "done up," "played <rat»" " bowled , over," "good-for-nothing* all the day W T___Wy__r__T^ s . end every day. It mean* starved blood, /\V^f \W/__f__f starved muscles, a starred body and a <C/\\ttl f_[L__f/_f starved brain; in short, it means shattered health \WW Vmm If and a broken constitution unless you root it out with- \ \__t If out delay. Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup is the national \ ■H If remedy for indigestion in sixteen countries. Its unrivalled \\ \sm Hf / imputation is backed by thirty .three years'unbroken success \\]H ■111 iv curing Indigestion. It has brought hope and health to' IfjVm _\\___ count-eat thousand* of half-dead dyspeptics in every M&m clime. It cured Mr. C. A. Bonmitt. It will cure you. r^JW/Si Head Mi testimony: "After suffering continuously J\ w f rom acute indigestion and oonstijMttion for two years ¥ / my recovery was completely effected in sue weeks by Mother Scigel's \ / Syrup. It rapidly broke up the constipation, restored my appetite and \ / built up my strength. An occasional dose now keeps me in good order. \ / 66, Cuxxie fife***, Adelaide.—March 24, 1902." Substitutes are worth- V # Sess and dangenw. | ' -ANOTHER l __Anlliß_il_i_a I CURATIVE A