STOMACH & LIVER TROUBLES THAT HAD LASTED' A LIFETIME^ PROMPTLY BANISHED BY MOTHER SEIGEL’S SYRUP. “From early girlhood I was a martyr to the agonies of chronic indigestion and biliousness, my stomach and liver, both, seeming unable to do their work. The misery and pain I endured seemed to cloud my very Hie. I was afraid to eat, and the little food I did take was often thrown up at once. I had a sense of great weight on my chest, became bloated with wind and giddy, had splitting headaches and grew weak, nervous, pale and languid. After trying many medicines uselessly, my mother, four years ago, persuaded me to use Mother Seigel’s Syrup and in two months I was quite cured of the affliction of many years. ” Mrs. A. King, fruiterer and refreshment dealer, 57, Angas St., Adelaide, s. A., March 17, 1905. No one who reads Mrs. King's written statement above shojild suffer indigestion for a week, lei alone almost a lifetime; when that cheap, safe and simple remedy, Mother Seigel’s Syrup, can be had at any chemist's shop.
Hot Day Comfort Avoid too mtteb liquid refreshment. Take small drinks, infrequently, with a j LITTLE Wolfe’s Schnapps to give them piquancy and quench thirst. ItTa a famous {leverage ia hot climates. AROMATIC SCHIEDAM FOR THAT TIRED FEELING. Something; which upon you rwy can Bu=sin.33;i Notices RINGS, BROOCHES, BRACELETS, TRINKETS. All the latest Costly Jewellery; BAINS, PENDANTS, FOBS, NEOKL.VOES,. Ac.. veryhing in the Luest Patterns and Designs. WATCHES—Ladies’ and Gents’ in every make and of every class. Nothing Oheanr and Nasty. Bvervthm<r Good and at"th YevyfLowest Prices. • NEW JUP-TO.DATE [STOCK. -T. MOfiTBNSBN, * "ATCFIM-KF,A .TFWF.LITR, THE SQUARE. Note.— No fictitious prices toj nlow of redactions. Geoda are marked rock bottom. s:M ISS W ALDEN ’ .RUITEfiER AND CONFECTIONED, 1 . blain-strert, Foxton.J T T as*fa' splendid _ assortment of FANCY LOLLIES and ‘•'EASONABEL FRUITS. for Suppers _ B. IT. B ABBEE ’ ENGINEER And General Blaoksmith, Main-stbeet, Foxton. A GOOD SHOER KEPT. AGENT FOE’ Booth, & Co.’s Flax Machinery air’ Ironwork FOR SCUTCHERS,r PRESS PPPFW°, Ac Drnm . ’>’• in sp d , u. . . Rollers in stOuk. A«.--o opocL* , Sled Feed Rollers and Steel Ribbers.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3553, 29 July 1905, Page 4
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355Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3553, 29 July 1905, Page 4
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