Nature's Danger Signals.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13691, 5 September 1908, Page 2 (Supplement)

Nature's Danger Signals.

Keep your eye openfor danger signal" —especially those that threaten , your health. If people- would only do this, th« diseases that afflict the worid would be reduced by one -half. Illness rtteljr comes on without giving Rente warning. '. Yott amy be siruck down, but whett you thfnk it- over, you will generally be, able to, remember that, you iiad some Kigiai of ill* trouble beforehand, only you " thought nothing of it." . Vj For vxaniple, when yon low the sharp appetite for food} when you feel dull sod sluggish; when your ordinary 'w»rk : or duties -seem to require more than ordinary exertion j when you are mora tired than usual; when you are conattpated, «»▼• lit tie. dull headache*, and your month ie .-scummy—-thette and other like aigna ehow, unmistakably, that your physic*! machinery i»' not in good order. That i* the time for doing something to wan! off an attack of real illness. Yonr sdomach is out of order, and it wJU-b* cower to rectify it wow than it will be later on. Your trouble ia incipient indigebtiou, the c««npiaint which Mother Beigel's Syrup always check* and cured, and which it also actually prevents—an thoua* ands of people know from their own experience. And don't forget that it i* eaajer to conquer indigestion in its earlier stage* than when it htwi become chronic.

Mother Seigels Syrup ho ael» upon the stomach, liver and bowel*, (hat indigestion \h impossible. A pnrely herbal remedy, . ontaining no minertd drug*, it purih>4 theblood, *trengthen« the digestive nrgjnw and tone*, up the system generally. Mr Thorns* Duller, Al. »»«»ra St«#t, iCr.Nkinevil.le, New .South Wale*, writes:~-

I " 1 can eonacjejdioualy testify To the ! wonderful effteaey of Mother FkigeVa ' %rup in (lie treatment of severo in<Hg*«» *ion and stomach cramp. For several years I was a victim of the** terrible complaints, and what 1 anffered .ia more 'imn 1 can Tho cramp seizure* uw*l to catiite me frightful agony. While they lasted I watt bent almost double, and half out of my mind with pain. I could hardly bring myself to eat fat all, ami wh'-n I did the food only caused uufferinjj and did rne no good. I wasted away to a inerw ftiiuw of okiu and bone, m» weak that I could hardly crawl about. I dared not venture out of doors for fear 1 should cftttapne. "Ml this time I had taking medicine. cndh-*s bsit it was to no purjxis*. I only got won>». Dot. at JaH a change came. 1 chanced to read about Mother SeigeJ** Syrup, and got iiome. It relived me almo*t from the fir<it daw, and by the time 1 had finished two bottle* 1 \*na iu« Irom theawdtl Btiunrteh cramp. I roMtuued n»ing t)*«" Syrup, goiuing health aod d.nly. and the t« *ttlt W'M a. .•unph*.- and th'<r«*ui»h rnre- At. tbe tone Mat. h fltb, MKSV-I am in iKiith." There t* tin f.irtn <d md»ger,iion or hilhont. js*»i that will not yhfld t« Aloflitr Keigel'* Syrup,