Pompoii”s ruins have sounded on at least one occasion to the stirring sound of a British cheer from colonial tin oats (says the Posl). The occasi m was a few months ago, when a party of New Zealanders and Australians, among them Mr Boathorne, of Petono, were “doing” the ruins. They suddenly came upon a small party in which they had little difficulty in recognising his Majesty King Edward, Queen Alexandria, the Duke of Aosta, and the Princess Victoria. Not knowing exactly what to do, the colonials fell back on that ever-safe method of letting off off steam the cheer, three ol which were given with • great heartiness. His Majesty doffed his naval cap, her Majesty smi'ingly bowed,“and the parties passed on.
In cases o£ dropsy- and gout WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS is Recommended. When you feel the first twinge of rheumatism, gout, sciatica, or lumbago, send for a bottle of Piieumo. It will quickly euro you. Ail stores and chemists sell it at 2/(1 and 4/(i. A positive and lasting cure.
ALWAYS SICK. —- A Woman’s awful suffering—Unable to retain food anrf prostrated with pain and weakness. CURED BY THE SURE REMEDY, MOTHER SEiCEL’S SYRUP. Always sick! What a wretched state for any unfortunate being to be in ! Think of it ! You feel that if you do not lie down you must vomit, and that it you attempt to cat anything yon must certainly vomit. Is it not awful ? It is one of the forms of indigestion, and the form which affl cted Mrs Elizabeth Read, Gl6 Church-s'.rect, East Richmond, Victoria. In a statement dated July lyth, 1906, she tells her story thus : “ Some years ago,” she says, “ I was in a deplorable condition of health owing to biliousness and chronic indigestion. I could not retain anything in the shape of food on my stomach, and vomited after almost every morsel I ate. In fact I always felt sick, heavy, and qualmish, and I was never free from severe pains in my back and chest. I was so run down and reduced in strength that the lightest and simplest household duties were a labour to me. In Bed for Days. “ Every now and again I was c )inpletely postrated and laid up m bed for days together, with splitting headaches, and a bilious attack. At such limes I used to vomit great quantities of bile. It was awful, and made me feel wretched and miserable. “ I was under the care of several doctors at different times, but nothing they prescribed for me had any permanent effect. I wasted away as a result of not being able to digest sufficient food to keep up my strength, until 1 was little more than a skeleton. I had endured this dreadful existence for what seemed endless lime, and had almost abandoned hope of ever being well, when a friend spoke to me in such glowing terms of Mother Seigel’s Syrup that I was induced to try it. “ Before I had taken many doses I felt better, and within a week I knew that I was on the way to health. Day by day, as I continued taking the Syrup, I gained strength. Food agiecd with me, the biliousness and headaches ceased, and I found myself getting quite cheerful again. I was soon completely cured, and have been well ever since.” If you would avoid such suffering as this do not neglect your digestion. On the first symptoms of stomach or liver troubles take Mother Seigel’s Syrup, and you will soon be well. This great world-medicine tones liver, stomach and bowels, and cures biliousness, sickness, headache, constipation, and every possible form of indigestion. DO NOT WAIT FOR OTHER MEANS TO FAIL. TAKE MOTHER SEIGEL’S SYRUP —AT ONCE.
Join the Army Of those who have tested the wonderful curative virtues of Dr Sheldon’s Magnetic Liniment. It gives quiet relief and speedy cure whenever applied to a burn, blister, bruise, or a pain or sore of any nature. Accept no substitute. Price Is 6d and 3s. Obtainable at E. Healey’s chemist, agent.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3748, 7 February 1907, Page 3
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