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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11367, 13 October 1917, Page 2

“The Best lavestiacat Vigorous, healthy folk simply cannot imagine what a horror, what a cleath-in-lifo Indigestion can be. They speak lightly of it! “I think I have a touch of Indigestion,” they say; or *‘ poor Mrs. So-aml- o has some trouble with her stomach.” “A touch,” or “ some trouble,” forsooth! Of all the ills that afflict humanity none causes such an ocean of misery as Indigestion. Mrs B. Davies realised this to the full, as so many others have done, through painful experience. Eead her story and you will understand why she regards the purchase of her first bottle of Mother Seigel’s Syrup as “ the best investment I ever made.” Hero it is:— “5 Woides Avenue, Hurstville, N.S.W. ‘‘For a lone ■nd dismal period, which was the unhappmlime of my life, I was a disconsolate unit in the great army of confirmed Dyspeptics. As a consequence of not being able to digest and assimilate sufficient nourishment my strength and energy ebbed steadily and dwindled away to zero. I became excessively nervous and depressed in spirits, and was unable to sleep or rest at night. My whole system was unstrung, run down, and out of order, and I suffered from the most distressing and uncomfortable symptoms after eating. It is now almost a year back since I was induced to try Mother Seigel’s Syrup When I bought the first bottle I thought it might prove a waste of money, but it turned out to be about the best investment I have ever made, for, in buying that bottle, I also purchased the first instalment of renewed health. I felt the benefit of every dose, and as I continued to use it all the weaknesses, pains and impairments were gradually overcome, until in less time than I could have thought sueh a transition possible, I was transformed from an ailing debilitated dyspeptic into a perfectly hale and hearty individual.” When you need the help of a stomach and liver tonic get the best—the world’s Remedy —Mother Seigel’s Syrup, which has proved itself in thousands upon thousands of cases. % SSsi iSJTtw! fit 1 ' '.'X.V? Vs' .year; Little settlements have become cities, the sales of Bennington’s Irish Moss have increased enormously—it still leads in curative properties and popularity. It was made by qualified chemists over 50 years ago —it is made by qualified chemists to-day. It cured colds in the early settlements—it cures coughs and colds in the cities of to-dav. Bom! Irish igtms L MOSS Mr T. Orr, Ayr Street. Invercarjjill write*:—“l have pleasure in recommending Bennington's Irish Moss, as X have a large family and have found it a great benefit to the children when they have been suffering from colds.” 127 50 years Siest /m* voiiiiiiir? i-TcVjv 4 ’*/ v-i A Handy Dairy or Agricultural Farm. TO CLOSE A TEUST ESTATE. ■fi ACRES freehold, situated <1 10«5 miles from Marfeon and 1 mile I from cheese factory. All flat and all in I grass excepting about 6 aoros of bush. I Dairying 35 oowa besides young stock, 10 aersa under cultivation, 5 roomed house, icullary and bathroom. Cowshed, couoreted floor, trap-shed. Two good road frontages. Price £35 per acre. Mortgage $1350 at 5% per 'cent, for 5 years. Terms £I2OO cash, balance arranged at per cent. FIBST GLASS BUSH COUNTRY U 430 ACRES, of whioh 456 acres JL acres are freehold, balance Native lease for 42 years at low rantala. 300 acres in grass whioh has just wintered 180 head o! oattls and G3O breeding owes Tbe balance of the country is all in bush and it is estimated that them are £3OOO worth ot timber in royalties alone. The formation is papa, and very easy undiTating country. All very suitable for cattra. Price £5 por acre. Twins only S6OO oash, balance at 5 and 5; 6 per oent. E. R. H, BRICE LAND AGEiT - - MAS ’ ON GOOD FARMS. EXGEPTIOBALTERMS. OOQ AGEES,Freehold, situate OO Ca 3 miles from Eongotea, cheese factory i mile, School 1 mile Practic a Uy all flat and plough able. ■Seme v e ry rich drained swo/raps. Grows splendid rape and turnips. • Yerygood wintering country; sandy formation. Well sub-divided into " 14 paddocks. Well watered by windmills. New 5-roomed bouse, every convenience, wash-house, etc Iron shed. Priced £2B per acre. About £BOO cash. 600 ACRE KJ? Lease Leasehold, for 10 years, with G.P. clause for 10 years at £5 per acre. Rental 5/- per acre. Situated in Vv’aicrapa District 300 acres in grass, balance bush and flax. 300 acres ploughable, 150 have been ploughed. 9 paddocks. Well watered by permanent streams. Post Office, school and Store, i mile. Good 6-roomed house, woolsbed, yards and dir, stable, etc. BUBGESS & £of. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, MAETON.,