gg Be\ A®a Bb& gyi; Headache Stomach Trouble If you have suffered in this way take the advice of one who has passed through all the stages of your complaint. The Universal Hmt Remedy Rin. C. A. Rex, 4, Chariette Terrace, Bamsbvry, London, for England, write® that for year® she suffered from severe N mtoey wSknST indiffertaon. She hardly knew what it was to have a ChMren’s Weakness cormortable night’s reet. One dav, however, her aiater Neuritis Amemia say*, lam glad I took her advice, for my health began Neurastheeia Wasting to hnpmv almost from the first dose. I was able to Nerve Pains. 4ese could eat without having to suffer, and at the Specially Valuable far Karapnmt Um* I f**l really weU end strong.” D 'rf M ufc Dr. Cassell’s PfiKSS IN MEW ZEALAND. j FQ9BW <■ «| ■ s. M ; f gP ga IK. g snuwnKS + k——- bh ra ggraaag— ■ Hg So gflf, WeUenytm. SZ. | £1 W (*) “Clever Mary” is clever at H every kind of cleaning, scouring, M (& washing and scrubbing. It does it in half the time and does it more tho. V roughly as well. » Wonderful for cleaning hands— /4 keep a tin in the kitchen, laundry, p® bathroom, workshop and garage. iff f4 } Write for free sample to Hl VX THE PAGET MANUFACTURING CO. (N.Z) Ltd. O' 1 9 12 & Hobson Street, Auckland.
STRENGTH! VITALITY! VIGOUR! An eminent medical author sags in a standard work on ‘lndigestion and DiePPracticallg, if the digestive apparatus is in good working order, the man mag be said to be in perfect health'* Are gou in perfect health? Mother Seigel’s Syrup is Is your digestive appar- world-famous as a rectus in good working or- medy for digestive disder? Do you enjoy good orders. With its aid unthings? Are you filled told thousands have banwith eager anticipation ished the indigestion, sick and a keen relish for the headaches, flatulence, biltempting dishes which are iousness, or constipation, set before you? Or, are which previously had unyou afraid to eat? dermined their health, dullYour health, your phy- ed their brain, and depress•ical and mental vigour, their spirits. depend upon the proper Mother Seigel’s Syrup nourishment of your body. acts directly upon the diYou need food for re- gestive organs—the stombuilding wasted tissue; ach, liver and bowels food to send energy ting- toning and stimulating ling and sparkling through them to healthy, normal your body. activity. Then your digAnd yet you are estion will be sound, your afraid to eat, because you appetite keen, and you may dread the pain and dis- Bat . isf y 5t fear of tress which always follow. pains to follow. Such a condition should Good health, good spirbe remedied at once, as a its, and an optimistic outkeen appetite and sound look on life, are founded digestion are the very on good digestion. Let foundations of robust, vig- Mother Seigel’s Syrup orous health. bring these gifts to you! “For years I suffered most cruelly from indigestion/’ writes Mr. C. E. Smith, *442 Drummond Street, Carlton, Vic. “Almost every meal was followed by hours of agony. Careful dieting had little effect and I lost weight and strength and found myself less and less capable of exertion. I tried all kinds of medicines with only temporary relief, as the old pain came back. Then, on the A recommendation of a friend, I tried Mother Seigel’s if S- fflT Syrup. A few doses made a wonderful difference for the better in my condition. It soothed JM'Sjl the stomach, revived the appetite and appeared to Impart new vim and vigour to my depleted I system. After using it a fortnight I looked and ?? felt greatly improved and eventually I was fully g- F? g restored to health and endowed with a hearty jjll ”1 appetite and perfect digestion.” < ■ _ _ «ggi Seigels Syrup g The Best Stomachic Tonic eL— _an QD P A 11 I 11 U INSPECTOR WF 1 1 8U ■ B TSones 3829 and 2979
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/WC19270517.2.84.1
Bibliographic details
Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19842, 17 May 1927, Page 10
Word Count
660Page 10 Advertisements Column 1 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19842, 17 May 1927, Page 10
Using This Item
NZME is the copyright owner for the Wanganui Chronicle. You can reproduce in-copyright material from this newspaper for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International licence (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). This newspaper is not available for commercial use without the consent of NZME. For advice on reproduction of out-of-copyright material from this newspaper, please refer to the Copyright guide.