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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3656, 7 June 1906, Page 4

*vBUILDER & CONTRACTOR PMjVIKRSTON -NORTH. Foxtoa Agent—Mr.JAlf.sPwseri IS'Ptia Tania and Sewerage work a 1 .paoiality' ilaxmill, Sawmill, and Creamery Boners | put fn. Baketa 1 Ov-:na and Sheep ’ Dips . constructed. Mauricarllle and Auoklan: ' Lime. English and Colonial]; Cement j always on hand’ ( i '< ENGINEER ' * 1 And Clenevarßlaoksmith, ' 'Waim-btebet, Foxtoh. A GOOD SHOER KEPT. ' AGENT FOB ' xSoot u. . Maodonald Sa Co.’s Plax Machinery and Ironwork TOHIvRS, PilKß;*. SCREWS, I Drrmn, Drnm-spindlo, and Fe«d ■ Uollorj :‘i ‘'.‘imi'w A lac Spectftl ; jf.oiiMV; -jc<\ RU)ber?. i s

■pBE INDIGESTION, 1083 0? APPETITE AND SLEEP, WEAKNESS, STOMACH PAINS AND VOMITING, ALL GIVE WAY TO MOTHER SEIGEL’S SYRUP, Madam Annie La Fenillade, wife of the well-known viollnfst and living at Magnolia Villa, 23 Park Street, Glenferrie, Victoria, m a letter dated February 14, 1905, wrote:—“ For a very long period I was a chronic sufferer from that terrible complaint, indigestion. My appetite was poor, and the little food I was able to eat caused a 16t of pain, distress and stomach disturbance, which usually ended in retching or vomiting. At nights I was unable to sleep well, and in the mornings I had a thickly coated tongue and a disagreeable taste in the mouth, feeling more weary and worn out than when I went to bed. I tried many medicines, but without benefit. Of course I grew weaker and thinner, was quite disheartened, and very ill, when a friend —a Mrs. McWhinnie three years back told me of Mother Seigel’s Syrup. She said it had done her a world of good, and she kindly gave me a few doses from her own bottle. I felt a little better after it. and so I began to take it regularly. X was soon able to si :ep well, to eat heartily, and digest my food. My health and strength returned, and when I had used four bottles of the Syrup I was perfectly cured. There has been no return of the complaint, 35 YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.

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