FACTS LIKE A BURGLAR.

Thames Star, Volume XLV, Issue 10241, 7 June 1909, Page 4

FACTS LIKE A BURGLAR.

INDIGESTION ROBS YOU OF SUPPORT. Indigestion is like a burglaii' in tlie body. It robs you of that' which ypu need for your;;own support "ami comfort. What is more, the buiiglar is oft©n pmotioally -an invited, jruest,. We often, aillow Indigestion to> enter our systemi through sheer oai^elejs- 1 ' ness. We eat too much or we eat too lititte. We ea.t food that we like bit which does not like y®. Wo eiat too quickly, generally, .because- we have to do ho in these active, busy times. We commit iiiany eiToi*s. of diet, ami Mr Indigestion takes us off our guard one day. -Then we know wihia,t real misery is. The food we en.t does us little or no gwiocl. Sometimes we cannot even, eait the. foodr.necessary to sustain aincl invigorate us. " We gnw de]>re6sedj < iirratiaibfe, nervous, melancholic, lettengio, worldrwea.ry. What is to be done? Don't far-' to <mre .Indigestion by starving yoprseW, as some rniay advise you to do. Don't become 1 a* fowl faddlisti, and lirndt yourself to any one \ noJbireaikfa.st or any other meal-sstv-ing>, irermecljy. Keep':your stbm.ach tisis.ues sitrong Iby eating good, nourisihing food, and: by taking Mother Seigeil's Sywiip to help you to digest it. In<;lii,ar,eisit.i.oinr—with all its 'accompanying digO'rtfers—constipation, biliousness, fla^iutence, " heairtbiiiin, naiiisea., dizziness, Kver co'iDiplaiint—arises from; ai.. werjkeinec^ sitomiiaich. T.'heatomadh* being weaik,. is umble to rpieirfony, :it,su diiities ..well,' .i)econi<Ss ehau Jged" with poisonous af#id&, flfflcls, a.nd gases, and fements. These force itlierrisolvear jiiifio.. recoigmition, • at the weakest point bj synuptoms of pain or discomfort.; Mother. SeigePs- Syrup ciur«eis afl digestive disorders, by removing thie ; cause and strengthening the stamiaidh, itself. A few douses of 'Syruipl will tone up frhi© weak sbaroiaioh, otoanse the Mvor iioad 1 kidueys, and nuake you ohc^n and well once moie. The blood i* purified, thie muscfles girow firm and strong tho -nierves ac true as steel, and tho mind dear, alert, clieeiful. Mother iSeigeil'"! iSI)ii lip cleanses 'he uhole syaton!/, and mtikes the human body secure against all rici-voai'. an<l fumctional disoid«iiis By usinor it ocoasionallyj you cam eat a good moil witihout nen"vonjs anxiety aibout thp niioimiow. You cian enjoy life to the full, witlh the appetite amd digestion of a healthy young 1 plough-boy. That is the feeling th'ait makes Ufa worth living. ' "jTwo yeairs nvd three months ago I wmte to tell yooi how' greatly I had bedn ibenefiited in (health, by us:ing Mother iSteifre^'a iSyr^ip. It rolievtd me | of soTei'o Indigestion and Bilioasness, amd I am: haippy to say iihere hm been no 'retiuirti of those disitressinig coanlpliaintsi, amd I am a.t presemt quite well." "I continue to take a little of the Syirm-p from, time to time and find it vWy beneficial; besideis being free from; the dra.wiWcks and unpleasantness cionnecited with most physics. Mother SeigePs 'Slynrp is a. remedy that can be relied on to give satisfaction." .Letter, dated Qctobcir 10th, 1908, from, Mr J. Bate, 70, -Grenfell strfeet, Adelaide, South Arfida.