SOME COSTLY MISTAKES.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 813, 17 February 1910, Page 4

SOME COSTLY MISTAKES.

If only men and women would profit by the experience of others, bow muck worry and trouble would be saved ! Yet, every day, people make costly mistakes which they should have learnt to avoid. For instance, there was the fool with the gun that he “didn’t know was loaded” until it went “IV and hurt somebody. There is the Ploughtless person who goes to lind an escape of gas with a naked light, and so causes an explosion. Again, there is—perhaps in your house-hold—-somebody who makes the everyday mistake of thinking that they can he well even though they cannot digest their fond.

Now, everybody ought to know that health and strength can be obtained only from food well digested, and that the first approach of indigestion is a very serious matter. Do you realise that neuralgia, anaemia, and rheumatism. for instance, result from indigestion as surely as pains in the stomach, chest, head or hack spring from that cause These troubles, and many others besides, arise in the first place from a disordered stomach, and that condition you can remedy with the aid of Mother Seigel’s Syrup, which tones and strengthens the stomach and gently stimulates the liver and bowels to natural activity. Mother Seigel’s Syrup is not a cureall. It is made of roots, harks and leaves which have a remarkable tonic and curative effect on the organs of digestion, restoring them to healthy working *rder. Here is proof of what we say.

Mr ,1. Gilmour, Gregory Terrace, Brisbane, Queensland, wrote us on August 2nd, I'.tOi), telling how he had been cured by Mother Seigcl’s Syrup. It is now five years,” he says, “ since I began to suffer from indigestion. Always after eating I had severe pains in the chest and stomach, with a distressing sense of over-fulness, though I ate hut little, having no appetite. At length, ray stomach became so disordered tnat I could not retain anything. I used to retell and vomit after every meal. Often, indeed, I would vomit iu the street. What I had to endure was really awful. I was so weak and ill that work became a great burden to me, and I was worried by the knowledge that if I grew worse it would he impossible for me to work at all.

“ I went on in this way, never a day free from pain and distress, for two whole years. I was at a loss to know what to do for the best or where to seek rebel. Then, on a friend’s advice,” adds Mr Gilmour, “ I bought Mother Seigcl’s Syrup. In a month I found myself a greatly improved man. I could eat, sleep, and work better, and the vomiting after meals ceased entirely. As I continued to take the Syrup according to directions, 1 kept on getting better in health and spirits until I was rid of all my troubles, thoroughly cured, and as well and sound as ever 1 had been in my life. T have never sutiered from indigestion since.”

If you have stomach or liver troubles, if you have indigestion, biliousness, constipation or headaches, Mother Seigel’s Syrup, the herbal remedy, will prove as good a friend to you as it did to Mr Gilmour. It will clear away all your ailments and keep yon in good health. Test it yourself.