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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 14039, 23 October 1909, Page 4 (Supplement)

USE OF STIMULANTS. A stimulant can <!<> no more than draw on tlto reserves; ;it burrows for 0110 Jiour what must be paid back tin? next hour. No matter how you argue tiie jK)int, no horse owner will believe that whips and spurs can be substituted for oats and hay! And so it is with men and women; no amount of stimulants can take the place of good food, well digested. When appetite and digestion break down and you ice! weak, nervous, prostrated, or a martyr to biliousness, as was the ease wilh Mr William Frederick Page, you are not in a condition that can be cured by false or temporary stimulants. What you need is Mother Seigel's Syrup the remedy that cured him. It does not spur up and let you down afterwards, but it restores th© lost power to your stomach, liver and kidneys, so that yon can digest the food you eat, much or little, and get from it the substantial nourishment that Nature intended you th have. That is the stimulant you want. —the stimulant .that stays and strengthens you! Mr Page, of 167, Church street, Camperdown, New South Wales, wrote us, on February 23rd, 1900, as follows : "Eighteen months ago I was a martyr to biliousness. I doubt if any -man could have worse attacks than I had, yet I had several of these attacks daily. At times, I thought I would strain my inside, retching. I could not eat and digest lood to sustain my strength and so my health very soe.n broke up. I was so ill, from disordered liver, that I could not keep mv head up. It simply prostrated me— I was almost helpless. T was under medical treatment for a loop- time, but not no relief. " Knowing what a sufferer T was. a friend of mine brought- me a bottle of Mother .Seigel's S.vrup. The. first bu(-j tie put a stop to the; biliousness. Daily l I improved, and could take 1( litt'e food without having a bilious attack • so I soon gained strength. J fter taking a. lew more bottles of the Svrup my sluggish liver, that had made me so helpless, was restored f (1 perfect, working order. Since then, 1 have had no return of my complaint and I still remain perfectly cured." There an; tin, plain facts. -Mr Paire prostrated. Tie needed strcii"th and he louml it, because Mother Sei«~ el s Jvyrui) enabled him to digest les ■ • Then that iood nourished him jii tho tru.; natural wav. Mother ..eigels Syrup is a purely herbal med'eme that exerts a tonic, curative cfM, fit'J'nsich. liver and bowels. Jlius the poisons that arise from undigested food are m, longer formed or earned in o the system ami good JUMltn -'[id surclv iollon*. is t |u. fc,. v Itt Mo--Iher S.cigel s Syrup j s U.e k,. v lo sound fllfU'StlMll,

That tirril fooling nnrl rundown. nervous condition i s lL warning of more deep-seated troubles. IkiilJ -yourself up with Stearns' Wine „f Cod Liver Extract, the peerless tonic and tLssuobuilder. ao