DAGGERS OF INDIGESTION.

Timaru Herald, Volume CIII, Issue 15742, 28 August 1915, Page 14

DAGGERS OF INDIGESTION.

Tou simply can't be well—that is, really ivci.'—ij your digestion is bad lor your VO ry lood ~r av [>o j s(m vo ,| unless n is digest,i ll3 , is ul|v " in . ingestion (imperfect digestion) is tho root cause of nearly all our minor ailments and ol many serious ones. too. food should nourish venr !>odv, mid make {rood the daily waste wiiK-'h never stops. out It can't do That unless vour stomach digest* it. No wonder "dvsl'eptie men and women are always weak and ailing—they're starved and olt-en poisoned, too. Starved, mind you, not for lack of food, out because tney don t digest the food they eat. 1 o.soned not by eating bad food, but because their stomachs are weak and their bowels inactive, and so the food they cat ferments and gives of poisonous gases wh:ch are carried bv the blood stream to every part, uf the tad.#. Tt> is lioo;in^G' Syruij possesses in a remarkable decree the power to tone, strengthen, "and rogu'at-e tho action of thy d gestive organs—tile stomach, liver, arid the bowels—that it k still after forty yeans' testing, the. best known and most- successful remedy for ind'ge-s----tion. constipation, biliousness, and the many distressing ailments which are traceable to a weak or disordered condition of these important organs. Mr T\ \. Bradley, 66, Dudley Street, TV. Melbourne, Vic., wrote on September 21st. 1914.—"1 have used Mother Se ; gel's Syrup for over twenty years, and have no hesitation in saying that there is no medicine on the market to-dav that can he compared to it. I suffered most severely from indigestion and biliousness for many years, but after s course of Mother Siegel's Syruo I was permanently cured "My wife was a v : et ; m of indigestion, insomnia. and bil : ousness from gir'hn"d, and after a 1! -ot'ner so-called remedies had bee" tr'ed in vain, she took Mother SUeaol's Rvrup three vears am. and T am thankful to &av that she is now in novfoet 'icalrh. TVe are never without it in the home.''