NATURE’S DANGER SIGNALS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 410, 14 July 1908, Page 4

NATURE’S DANGER SIGNALS.

Keep your eye opn for clanger signals—especially those that threaten >our health. If people would only do this, the diseases that alllict the world would be reduced by one half. Illness raivly comes on without giving some warning. You may be struck down, but when you think it over, you will generally be able to remember that 3011 had some signs of the trouble beforehand, only you “thought nothing of it.”

For example, when yon lose the sharp appetite for food ; when you feel dull and sluggish ; when your ordinary work or duties seem to require more than ordinary exertion ; when you are more tired than usual; when you are constipated, have little dull headaches, and your month is scummy—these and other like signs show, unmistakably, tnat your physical machinery is not in good order. That is the time for doing something to ward off an attack of real illness. Your stomach is out of order, and it will be easier to rectify it now than it will be later on. Your trouble is incipient indigestion, the complaint which Mother Scigel’s Syrup always checks and cures, and winch it also actually prevents—as thousands of people know from their own experience. And don’t forget that it is easier to conquer indigestion in its earlier stages than when it has become chronic.

Mother Scigel’s Syrup so ads upon the stomach, liver and bowels, that indigestion Is impossible. A purely herbal remedy, containing no mineral drugs, it purifies the blood, strengthens the digestive organs and tones up the system generally. Mr Thomas Butler, 41, Flora Sired, Erskinevillo, New South Wales, writes: “I can conscientiously testify to the wonderful efficacy of Mother Seigel’s Syrup in the treatment of severe indigestion and stomach cramp. For several years I was a victim of these terrible complaints, and what 1 suffered is more than I can describe. The cramp seizures used to cause me frightful agony. While they lasted I was bent almost double, and half out of my mind with pain. 1 could hardly bring myself to cat at all, and whew I did the food only caused suffering and did me no good. I wasted away to a mere frame of skin and bone, so weak that I could hardly crawl about. I dared not venture out of doors for fear 1 should collapse. “ All this time I had been taking medicine, endless medicine, but it was to no purpose. I only got worse. But at last a change came. 1 chanced to read about Mother Seigcl’s Syrup, and got some. It relieved me almost from the first dose, and by the time I had finished two bottles I was free from that awful stomach cramp. I continued using the Syrup, gaining health and strength daily, and the result was a complete and thorough cure. At the present time—March qth, 1908 —I am in excellent health.”

There is no form of indigestion or billiousness that will not yield to Mother Seigel’s Syrup-