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iO MOTHER f^ 3 """^^^^^""""^^ I W FOR WOMEN WHO SUFFER 'a \f 111 flj Hi M|J For women who suffer from those ills which follow when Jfflk X _H V WW J/ «m v * e digestive organs have lost their tone and strength—for mvk IWm I iirv j% I t ' lose women w * lo *" mc * we ' r household or other duties a Iw I [j| K»J Lb I— o I burden, because of indigestion, headaches, dizziness, biliousm r WMWMwMMwW ness ' const >P at ' oll ' or me l''< the most sensible advice that «W , can be given is:—Restore your stomach, liver and bowels to re S u ' ar ' thorough working order, and these results of SWE&BSBUllI digestive disorder will thorough working order, and these results of 8 I digestive disorder will pass away naturally. I There is no other remedy which will so quickly or so surely restore xisassv I tone and vigour to the digestive organs as the stomach and liver tonic, JMfcfc E Mother Seigel's Syrup. The medicinal 'extracts contained in the Syrup -^^f''fffll l act directly, but gently, upon these organs, restoring their tone and strength " l so that thev can do the work required of them, regularly and efficiently. jmoh , ¥W \ ■ During the past fifty years', Mother Seigel's Syrup has proved a faithful yf\ k >&L I and valuable friend to hundreds of thousands of men and women who have /I \ wffib \ suffered from stomach and livertroubles. and because women are moreliable y// \ \s{~\ \ to such troubles, it is particularly their friend! Test it for yourself to-davl fWl' I W wW//// \ FLATULENCE— BILIOUSNESS—CONSTIPATION '/ l nmßm±--\ / I I The new 2/9 size contains three times as much as the trial size sold at 1/6 per bottle. /| life J /Hil I """" m ™ "' ™■" " — "" -~* mt ™ S!as /Host people dreaded having teeth attended to 1 ¥TFk T ¥ ¥ ! the American Dental Parlors proved to them that there wad no need for fear—that they could come in and go out without having experienced either pain or discomfort. SThe appliance we use deserves to rank high among the wonders of the world. I The patient sits in the chair perfectly conscious of every action, feels that, someI thing is being done to the mouth, can talk or laugh, but feels no pain. When the I work is done there are no after effects— deadened nerves to slowly shake off the | effects of drugging. | We can show by doctors' certificates that our marvellous appliance has been | utilised for surgical operations when chloroform or ether would have been dangerous. j In one operation a tumor the size of a hen's egg was removed from a patient's | shoulder, and through alt the cutting, probing, and stitching, the patient joined I, in the conversation and felt reither pain nor discomfort. I Dr. Rayner feels sure that if the people of Auckland really grasped the facts I that have been told with regard to this marvellous pain-banishing machine, they i would come by hundreds for treatment. It is not altogether that people are afraid 1 of pain—where it iB necessary they are as heroic as at any stage of our Empire's I history, but the acute, UNNECESSARY, pain of having teeth attended to is rightly 8 feared, gi Will the reader of this article put the matter to the test by calling in for the Jfl PROOF. No obligation whatsoever is incurred; it will be a pleasure to sec how | many people are really interested in such wonder-working appliances, and in thfl 1 enterprise of those who place them at the service of the public. | Come, have your teeth examined, and have this wonderful painless system [J explained to you. | The American Dental Parlors CORNER OP T\ IT% ITJ A WT»T D D CORNER QUEBN AND 11 1 B II A V i-rf 1 J MANNERS AND I WBLLESLEY STS., 9 J G*f 1% /A ¥ I Cl% CUBA STS " I AUCKLAND. «UT BL\l Hill Ji-4 JS-X. WELLINGTON

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16205, 15 April 1916, Page 7 (Supplement)

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16205, 15 April 1916, Page 7 (Supplement)

Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16205, 15 April 1916, Page 7 (Supplement)

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