SOME COSTLY MISTAKES.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIV, Issue 2, 12 January 1910, Page 3

SOME COSTLY MISTAKES.

Every day people make serious mis takes which the experience of others should have taugtli them to avoid. For instance, there is the fool, with the gun that he "didn’t know was loaded" until it went off, and hurt somebody. There is the person who goes to find an escape of gas with a naked light, and so causes an explosion. Again, there is—perhaps in your household—somebody who makes the everyday mistake of thinking that they can be well even though they cannot digest their food. Now, health and strength can be obtained only from food well digested, and the first approach of Indigestion is a serious matter. Neuralgia, anaemia and hreumatism result from Indigestion as surely as pains in the chest, head, or back! Such troubles arise from a disordered stomach, and that condition you can remedy with the aid of the root and herb extract. Mother Seigel's Syrup, which tonesand strengthens the stomach and stimulates the liver and bowels. Mr. J. Gilmour, Gregory Terraco. Brisbane, Queensland. Said, on August 2nd, 1—“ It 1 —“It is five years since I began to suffer from Indigestion. Always, after eating, I had severe pains in the chest and stomach, with a distressing sense of over fulness, though I ate but little, having no appetite. My stomach became so disordered that I could retain nothing. I used to retch and vomit after every meal. I was so weak and ill that work became a burden. “I went on in this way, never a day free from pain and distress, for two whole years. Then, on a friend’s advice, I bought Mother Seigel’s Syrup. In a month I could eat, sleep and work better, and the vomiting after meals ceased entirely. As I continued to take the Syrup, I kept on getting better in health and spirits until 1 was thoroughly cured and as well as ever I had been in nsy life. I have never suffered from Indigestion since.” If you have any stomach or liver troubles. Mother Seigel's Syrup will prove as good a friend to you as it diik to Mr. Gilmour.