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Manawatu Herald, 19 July 1904, Page 3

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i I I i DIQESTIOIf —GUREB Relish for food and power to digest it arc essential to sound health, for only by the digestion and assimilation of food can lost or worn-out bodily tissue be replaced and life sustained. When digestion tails, as in dyspepsia or indigestion, both body and brain arc starved, the'patient becomes languid and weak-, incapable of active, vigorous effort, or clear sustained thought. Headaches, loss of appetite, pains after eating, fulness at the chest, palpitation, anaemia and sleeplessness are but a few of the many disorders which have their origin in imperfect digestion and nutrition. Thirty drops of Mother Seigel’s Syrup, taken daily after meals, makes food nourish you. It gives tone and vitality to the stomach, liver and intestines, thus ensuring the thorough digestion and assimilation of food. HAS CURED THOUSANDS. "Three years back I suffered dreadfully from acute pains in the stomach and chest, and everything I ate came up again. On several occasions I fainted at my work, and at last had to give up as I was too weak and low to do anything. At this time Mother Seigcl’s Syrup was brought to my notice and after taking a few doses I began to improve. When I had taken three bottles I was able to go to work again. Now I can work hard all day and have no need to worry about my diet as I can eat and enjoy my food without fear of ill after effects.”— Extract of letter received from Miss R. Calder, Wilson Street, Essendon, Melbourne, Victoria, dated 23rd Nov., 1903. IT WILL HELP YOU.

Notice. ANY PERSON found Trespassing on the Whirokino Run after this date will be prosecuted. C. A. W. HUNT, Manager G. N. Pharazyn. [a card.] L G . WES ARCHITECT, Clarendon Hotel Buildings, T , Rangitikei-st., Palmerston N. JUfANAWATU QARRIAGE FACTORY^ J. Ml f to. Ltd., PALMERSTON NORTH. "YVE have ihe largest stock of V vehicles in New Zealand (_2OO t<> choose from). Our factory is cquii pod with the latest machinery, that we can turn out and stylo a n r.-Reenable price. We ore •■root importers of higli grade Canadian Vehicles. Funerals furnished. JOHN BETT, Managing Director. THANKS. T DESIRE to sincerely thank all [ those who subscribed to the fund on my behalf. J. F. REID. FOXTON RACING CLUB. The annual- meeting of the above Club will be held at the Racing Club’s Office on FRIDAY EVENING, July 22nd, at 8 o’clock. Business — To adopt Report and Balance Sheet, Election of Officers and General. J. R. WHYTE, Secretary. LOST —A Silver Watch and Maori Feather Kit between Mainstreet and S. H. Baker’s residence. Reward on returning same to The Centre of Commerce. AWAHOU FOOTBALL CLUB. A MEETING of the above Club will be held at the Manawatu Hotel on WEDNESDAY, 20th inst., at 7.30 p.rn. All members are requested to attend. Business very important. J. JILLET, Hon. Sec, \\! ANTED —200 Working Men V*i to write to DE LUEN BROS., o! Palmerston, for one of i heir 15s Parcels of Clothing, contail in 1 i; 3 pair of our famous tweed w irking trousers (light or dark), Aiumr Oi’ttou working shirt, good qu K y, uador flannel, pair of socks, [ pair braces. This Parcel has pltv.srd dozens. We can recoin* mom; it la the hard working man. | Tim Arou: om alone iiro worth 10s 6d pair. Freight d Write