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Otago Witness, Issue 3035, 15 May 1912, Page 26

O NSTIPAT| O^ *'UOUSN£y MftTHFP THE GREAT DIGESTIVE TOSHC & REGULATOR. Jn-digestion Is the cause of nearly all the minor ailments to •which the human system is subject. AVhen you have Indigestion —that is, when you cannot digest wVat you eat—your food cannot possibly make good blood, nor nourish your body. Consequently, your system is starved. You become weak, nervous,' anaemic; impurities, due to decomposition of the undigested mass in stomach and bowels, are drawn into v>ur blood to poison your whole system and prepare the way for dangerous diseases. SYRUP CURES For several years my existence was rendered quite miserable by indigestion. Mother Seigel's Syrup completely cured me of every symptom of indigestion, and I am now in full enjoyment ol my old-time good health."— Mrs. Want, 34, Broughton SL, Glebe, N.S.W. 29.3.11. O |Z2INEs S PREPARED FROM ROOTS. LEAVES AND BARKS. If you have any of the symptoms of Indigestion, such as pains after eating, biliousness, constipation, wind or headaches, take Mother Seigel's Syrup daily, after meals. It is a herbal remedy, made of curative extracts of roots, barks and leaves which act directly on the liver, stomach and bowels. The Syrup quickly restores these organs to healthy action, and aids them to perform the work which Nature intended them to do, in a healthy and natural way. That is why it CURBS. MAKES FOOD NOURISH YOU. &4CKACH*

The amount received for sales of eggs in connection with the Vtility Poultry Club's last egg -laying competitions at Chnstcburcb totalled £407 10s 3d. The cost of fodder and meat to |iroduce the cgirs amounted to £163 1b 2d. The '" stair lift " in u>o on (lie London electric railways "delivers" 12.000 passen- | gers a day.