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Otago Witness, Issue 3348, 15 May 1918, Page 54

LOSS OF APPETITE, Nervousness and Depression Caused bv INDIGESTION All Banished by MOTHER SEIGEL'S SYRUP.

That Indigestion is the root cause of ninetenths of all our minor ailments is admitted by tho highest medical authorities. The importance of digestion cannot be over-estimated, because only through food which is thoroughly digested do we obtain the nourishment necessary to repair the daily wear and tear of life. Failure on the part of any organs of the digestive system —be it stomach, liver, or bowels —to do its allotted task, must inevitably seriously affect your general health and well-being unless you remedy it without delay. If you would be spared the pains and penalties of Indigestion, at the first sign of distress assist your digestive organs to regain their normal activity and efficiency -by the worldfamous .digestive tonic and stomachic remedy, Mother Seigel's Syrup. It goes to the root cause of the trouble, and tones, strengthens, and stimulates stomach, liver, and bowels to healthy activity. It was through Mother Seigel's Syrup that Mr F. W. Smith put his suffering behind him and regained his former good health. Writing on July 20, from 46 Angel street, Newtown, N.S-W., he says: "For a period extending over several years I was afflicted with a severe form of chronio indigestion, which greatly debilitated my system and also brought on poorness of the blood and extreme nervousness and depression. I had no appetite for my meals, and what little I did eat usually caused much internal pain and discomfort. In fact, I felt ill and out of sorts all the while, and wa3 very seldom free from aches and pains. After using many "medicines without any good results, I became quite disheartened, and almost ceased to hope for a cure; but about two and a-half years back I was induced to try a bottle of Mother Seigel's Syrup. After a few doses I experienced such marked relief that I knew I had at length got a remedy that was capable of doing me real and substantial benefit. I ate better as I used it, and soon ceased to feel any distress or pain after meals, the nervousness gradually disappeared, and I gained health, weight, and strength from every bottlo I consumed. My condition continued to improve until not a trace or symptom of my old complaints was left to trouble me, and I was thoroughly cured before I had quite finished the last of six bottles of Mother Seigel's Syrup. Since then I have been happily able to enjoy my meals without being called on to endure any after oains or penalties—- & boon I ara truly grateiui for."-