IS HEALTH CONTAGIOUS?

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7890, 21 December 1903, Page 1

IS HEALTH CONTAGIOUS?

Health, like disease, is contagious. You «ant associate for an. hour with the man ■who '}9 all energy, Vitality, and buoyant fcealthfulness without being infected' with some of his superabundant vitality, neither can ypu keep company for ten minutes with the languid and miserable victim of dyspepsia without becoming in some degree depressed and debilitated by the contact. To cure indigestion and dyspepsia and restore vigour and health to the system there is no remedy so effective as Mother Seigel's Syrup. It gives strength to the weak, comfort to the dyspeptic, and good digestion to • all. Made of fruits, roots and herbs. " For four years severe indigestion blotted all tbe brightness and sunshine out of my life," /wrote Mrs Rose Marie, 26, Foster Street, Sydney, on June 4th, 1903. "Pood was a source of torture and distress, and { suffered severely froon heartburn and sleeplessness. I waa treated by several doctors, but they did- me no good whatever. Then I was advised to try Mother Seigel's Syrup, and the effect was remarkable. It appeared to Strike directly at the root of mv complaint, and the insomnia, morning sickness, stomach derangement and other distressing symptoms soon yielded to its powerful curative action. I continued to use it for two months, and was then perfectly cured of the indigestion that " had been the bane of my life for four years. Since then there has "been no recurrence of the complaint. Mother Seigel's Syrup has undoubtedly added years to my life, besides relieving^ me ol a v. crushing burden of disease and sufferine alj| #ao*t too heavy to bear." 1988