YEARS OF SUFFERING.

Timaru Herald, Volume CVI, Issue 16227, 24 March 1917, Page 2

YEARS OF SUFFERING.

DISTRESS AETER EVERY MEAL—INDIGESTION, BILIOUSNESS, ;-„ JiPLI'iL'TiNG- HlilA-DAOHES.. MOTHER- SEIGEL!S. SYRUP .WINS. - Uacic,heat;i : Kv -;■ : ... Women ai'e liable to many ailments rthafr men escape- altogether a but "proibaiiiy .nme-tehths of tnein- could be altogether if care were taken to keep the digestive organs in perfect : working .order. : When food nourishes you; and your .blood is\ pure, you are alninst sure tofeej/well and be well; but when your stomach and liver are out of order, food cannot nour-sh you properly because yoii do not digest it. When, instead of being turned into pure, rich blood, to buLd.up and'repair the waste of the body, food lies in the stomach, and creates impurities which pollute the blood.; clog the system, lower the v.tality, and make' you an easy prey -to disease. ; Mrs M. Johnstone, 98 Glebe Road, Glebe, N.S.W., on January J.2th, 1916, ■writes: "In penning you these few lines, I am actuated solely by the desire to be of service and advantage to those of my fellow beings who are now suffering as I'once did, and I am certain would still be had I not most fortunately discovered the right remedy. For quite a number of years I was in a most distressing; condition of health and seldom free from severe indigestion, biliousness, or splitting headaches: Pain and distress after every meal, inability to rest or sleep at night, debilitation, nervousness and depression were a few cf tho many bad symptoms I had to submit to. I was beginning to lose heart and hope of getting rid of the indigestion and its evil effects and consequences when I was induced to try tho effect of a bottle of Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup. I found the remedy most effective for good, and there was a decided iniprovement in appetite, digestion and general health by the time the bottle was empty. Of course it took some little time to build up my shattered constitution and restore me to full vigor and strength, but having once commenced io mend I never slipped back, but got better and still better until I felt myself to be as well as ever 1 had been in my life-after taking in all, seven betitles of medicine." If you would* avoid such suffering as Mrs Johnstone endured do not neglect the early symptoms of indigestion. .Act °" the first warning that Nature gives you. but be sure you get llie remedy that proved successful in her < ase, the genuine Mother Se : £el's Syrup.