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Thames Star, Volume XLV, Issue 10630, 2 February 1909, Page 4

YETFRAK «ÜBSE'S LETTER MRS SCOTT, OF BRUNSWICK, TALKS ABOUT MOTHER SEIGEL'S SYRUP AND ITS CURING POWER. The r wonders of one age we the everyday thing* of mother: If two centuries ago a man had shown an excellent photograph of aome wellknown person without first explaining the prooeas by which he bad beea a.ble to .procure it, he would surely have been burnt as a wizard ,in any European country. If,, when easytempered, stupid George 111. ascended the English throne in 1760, anyone had declared that a conversation could be carried on between two persons as far apart as the cities of Melbourne and Sydney he would promptly have been considered fit for a lunatic asylum. But we ninrtl. not laugh too readily at our snoeaton, for evts in these "advanced" days we kave not entirely emerged from "the 'op of unthinking unbeliefBut the opinion of a veteran expert, is beyond suspicion. To .jmy that Nume Sadie Scott, of h Tßtaii*B street, Brunswick, Victoria, is a veteran i* her services are much in request by experience, is merely saying what is welv known in Brunswick, North Carltoii, Fitzroy and Preston. Now in ber sixty-fifth y.»r, but in appearance full twenty yean younger than that, Mrs Scott has gained her unrivnll«H experience in England, Scotland, Hew Zealand, and our own country, where her profession, at the head in skill and the leading surgeons of Melbburn*. Mother Seigel's Syrup in New Zealand- li was in Dunedin, more- than twenty years ago, that I first required that medicine, and, Messrs ChurCb and Ching, well-known merokente of that city, speailly'; imported a quantity of it'for tie, front London. The investment was well rewarded, for i /' soon regained my health. Again, several yean later, wheat following my profession at the Meternitt Hospital. Edinburgh (Scotiaid), I oroke dow. through overwork, aad was laid aside for weeks, Buffering from exhaustion. On this occasion, too, the aid of Mother SeigoFs Syrup was invoked, witk the result that I was soon able to resume my duties in'perfect health. I always keep Mother Seigd's Syrup, by me, and whenever I *eel the netd.of medicine, as «*••» inmost robust will do - occasionally, i they would preserve their health. » take a few dose*, and it never fails uf the desired effect , What 1 have ' -' avid is simple truth, dictated mlolj fc a desire to render service to lv» m i and ■uSering. and wit* »» «»t"m*r lac opinion of such a person- up >n any medical matter could not fait t« be of real value* Here is what ~Nuirv Scott hae to say, under date of April IMb, 1905, of. Mother Seigel's Cur* tive Syrup j— "Speaking as a trained, surgical vurse, with the accumulate^ exner* ience of forty year), I say that Mother Seigel's Syrup v the 'best medibin* in tike world for uso at the twoinb.u ctitioal periods in a woman's life Taken nt the right- time, it dispels pain, and often averts yean of iUhealth and suffering. In, case* of .indigestion and dyspepsia, however produced, it gives almost immediate' celief, removes eonrtipation t and biliousness, ensures regular action of tin liver, and bowels, enriches and purifies the blood, and in, all respects builds up and gives "energy to the moat debilitated constitution. Jt is » general remedy that may be uslnl with advantage in almost all complaints, and one bottle of" it- iii the home' it worth, in iuedicinal va'ae, the entire thorou^a 7k[ruttjaoirn]'th»>ugk orerwork, and on the brl-k of eerioos fit aces, i irately recount/to Mother Seigel's Svrtip he* turned the threatened danger **j«1« »nd r * ~-« «» *fp 3se4«»- J • • / ■ "•""■-,.. Important to Mine Managers. of Mines. TH» GENERAL RULES", ' ■ - •. \ % Foi the workinjr^nf ||ines hsmlm i Mining Act of 1903, Part V. 8«Jt» 156 and foUowing, with As, ADDITIONAL PRO VISIONS i. it for tju, safety of life ar.d /ropertt eonnetiion with . Mining Operaton tas be obtaiMA PRINTED ON CALICO PRICE: 5s lack —AT— THE OFFICE O? THI«» *XPEh Mine Managers are reuiiuded (ha the Mining A6t requiree that j> ooprj >f the Regulations shall be ported id a oonspicuoue place in eaoh mine, «ai without an opportunity being-ascord ltd Miners of having the provisiofis - the Act .within their reach, Mins Managers and Mine Owners are li«W| in oast of accident. ■ CREiASEfS FLY DOOM kOls flies quickly and surely. Is tin.—Creese, Chemist, Thames. b-^rphosphate, Kanit, Basio 51&g, Blood .md Bone, Steamed and Green Bonedus*, etc.. etc. Full stock* At .!' nsev and *Vs.—Advi. CREASES FLY DOOM k-llls flies quickly and surely. 1b tin.—Creifre, Chemist, Thames.