Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Herald, 11 August 1903, Page 3

Htyspepties. nervous, debilitated, weak, languid, half-dead people will find fresh life, energy and strength in Mother Seigel’s Syrup, because it does the only thing, which can give permanent relief—helps you to digest your food. Food is a strength-maker and health- maker, but it must be digested. Discomfort after meals, pains in the chest and shoulders, headaches, palpitation, flatulence, loss of appetite, these are sure sign* of indigestion and are cured by D YRUP '•For many years I suffered greatly from obstinate indigestion and constipation, accompanied with giddiness and pains in the head, A friend strongly advised me to try Seigel’s Syrup, and perseverance in its use restored me to health and strength.” So says Mr. T. J. Hastings, of Bombowlie, Tumid, N.S.W., in a solemn Declaration recently made before a Justice »f Peace. Such testimony leaves no room fordoubt. will CUP & J@i§i

u JhJtPAßikJpa CaocE-’—Tlie time wasted j[ n sending for a physician „when a chrd Bhows'sifmptoms of the croup, often leads to fatal results. A reliable medicine sm« one that should always be kept in the home wady for immediate use is Chamber am s CoughJKsmedy. It “ever fails, .and will ireyvnt the a-tack if given as soon as the qhifd becomes hoarse, or even after the orospy cough appears. For sale by a. Scßby, demist, State a.