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Dunstan Times, Issue 2676, 28 July 1913, Page 6

p rom headaches, biliousness, constipation, LANGUOR. NERVOUSNESS, ANAEMIA Women who suffer from those everyday ailments which arise from a disordered s i.„to of the digestive system—the stomach, liver, and bowels—should resort to the famous herbal’ remedy. Mother Scigel’s Syrup. As a digestive, tonic it has no count Taken immediately after meals it mixes with your food and enables you to rain nourishment from what you eat; your digestive organs are strengthened : U kl so enabled to do their work promptly and efficiently. Very soon the headaches, constipation, and kindred symptoms of indigestion arc banished, your strength is renewed, and you know p.,™™ once more what it is to feel vi g omus,dic C rM, and healthy. ftfcßlD lest “ £ot yourself to'di,y----m M mpssßi 0% ? m ifl ~3 81 # rte app^ r Mrs. S. Thomson, of Amhurst 'Avenue, North, Norwood, S.A., writing on Dec. 19th, 11911, says ; “For two years I was a great "sufferer from indigestion and‘impoverishment of the blood. Ihe stomach pains caused by the indigestion were so severe that at times I was all doubled up with agony and I could scarcely breathe through the oppression at the chest. I was also very weak and pallid. “ I was advised to try Mother Seigel’s Syrup, which 1 am pleased to say 1 did. The effect of the medicine in my arse was most gratifying and satisfactory, for it quickly freed me from all pain, restored my appetite and gave me new strength and vitality. As I continued to use it all symptoms of indigestion and weakness were gradually dispelled and my blood was thoroughly purified and enriched. A few bottles of the remedy completely re-established my health and I now Icel that I cannot speak too highly of Mother Seigel’s Syrup. As a family medicine it is unsurpassed.” You should profit by the experience of Mrs. Thomson, REMEDY FOB WORLD’S 3E m mf II liafiiiiSj

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