MAIL ORDER HOUSE. DAINTY READY TO WEAR BLOUSES. AT THE BLOCK CORNER. STRIPED CAMBRIC BLOUSE, 1/11. A lesson in Thrift. At C. Smith, Ltd. WHITE LAWN BLOUSE, 2/11. Full Embroidery Fronts; full size, too. WHITE LAWN BLOUSE, 4/1 L Swiss Embroidery Fronts; tucked at back ; full sleeves, dainty collar; full satisfaction or money back by return of post. Worth 6/11. CAMBRIC SHIRT BLOUSE, 3/11. . Striped Cambric Shirt Blouse, stiff collar and cuffs. Worth 6/6; 25 different colours. Mail your order to-day. 3/11 each. JAP SILK TAILORED BLOUSES, 10/0 to !.»/-. Ready-to-wear Silk Shirt Blouses, Evening Silk Blouses, Race Blouses ; 145 open for your inspection, no two alike. BARGAIN GLACE SILK RIBBON, 3d Yard. No. 5,9, and 16, or I V2 to 3 inches wide, in nearly all colours. Mail Order House. C. SMITH, Ltd. FAMOUS LOW PRICES, THE BLOCK CORNER, - PALMERSTON N.
M PORT ANT NOTICE. AS a further discount in addition to the 5 per cent, given in crockery, ironmongery and furniture or goods purchased from us, we have decided to give valuable presents as under to holders of certain tickets A Treadle Sewing Machine on January 3rd, 1911. Rocking Chair on February 3rd, 1911. Fender and Irons on March 3rd, 1911. Clients having prompt monthly and fortnightly accounts will have the option of taking a ticket carrying the 5 per cent, discount instead of the 2 1 /z cash. THE SEWING MACHINE IS GUARANTEED EQUAL TO THE BEST IN THE MARKET. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST AND GOODS THE BEST. P. HENNESSY & Co., THE OLDEST STORE IN FOXTON.
Two Remarkable Cases OF STOMACH AND LIVER DISORDER CURED BY Mother Seigel’s Syrup Throughout Australia, indeed the whole of the British Empire, it would be di dicult to find a village, or even a street of over twenty houses, in which there do not reside persons who frankly state that thev owe their present good health to the old and world-famous remedy, Mother Seigel’s Syrup. The extent to which this well-known remedy is used as a regular family medicine, for all those troublesome ailments which arise from stomach or liver disorders, would be surprising were it not for the fact that this root and herb extract has established itself as a popular favourite, by reason of the remarkable cures it has effected all over the world. Here are two cases in point;— A world-famous trainer of Gymnasts and Athletes, Mr. James _De Grasse, of 02, Herbert Street, Spring Hill, Brisbane, writing to the proprietors of Mother Scigcl’s Syrup, on Feb. 10, 1310, says: - “ Shorllv after my arrival in Australia in 1885, I began to suffer terribly from that scourge of humanity-Indigestion. It was caused, 1 think, by the strain of constant travelling, badly-cooked meals at hotels, and the after-effects of bard trail ing. At first, I only had a vague uneasiness-a slight feeling of distress after eating. Gradually, the symptoms became more numerous and, at length, I began to suffer so severely after meals, that I had to give up meat, vegetables, sweets, etc., a d take to a diet of milk, eggs, and stale bread. ■' Hut even this frugal fare did not save me from attacks of the most painful kind. I was often seized with sharp, stabbing pains mound my heart that almost look mv breath away. At other times, I felt as though something was pressing on my hem t, preventing its free action. I also had violent palpitation. I feared T had some form of heart disease. *■ ! tried many medicines, but got no hen til troin anv of them; and my attacks became so bad that once I almost fainted in the street,' 1 staggered into a herb disl’s simp and had a draught, the herbalist telling me that I had severe Indigestion. I..iter on, a valued friend of mine, after heal ing details of my illness, said 1 Von try Mnther Seigel’s Syrup. I am certain it wid cure yon, as it has cured me.' I laughed at first, but he gave me a bottle contaiirng a few doses and made me promise to lase them. Just to keep Such letters as these are received, my word, I took the Syrup, and to my surprise, after the fourth dose, I felt a decided improvement. Thus encouraged, I used buttle after bottle, until I had taken about seven bottles of Mother Seigel's Syrup in all. “ By that lime, I had regained all the weight I had lost during my illness and was permanently cured of those distressing pains at my heart and all my other pympttonm oj Indiyestwn." Of equal importance is the case of a well-known nurse. In a letter dated Dec, 12,1909,Nur5c Ashby, 80, Carrington St., Adelaide, writes:— “Some two vears back, i 1 consequence of over-work, mv h ailb began to fa 1. I was c mpleielv ‘ riin-down ' and fit for nothh.g. My livu got out of order and became very slnggis . I was bilious, unable to eat, and so dizzy and neivons that ! was afraid to venture out of d ors alone. My eyes became dull, and my complexion quite sail \v. I felt I didn’t care what happened to me. Me ical friei ds said an operation would probably he necc sary. ••Th 11 an old school-friend sdd : •Why not try Mother Seigel’s Syrup!’ I did so, and in a couple of weeks I was a well woman once more Another friend actual!v said to me, ’Why, Nurse! you look ten vears younger than yon did a fortnight ago,’'and 1 r-plitd ’.Mother Seigel’s Svrnplias in deall the difference.’ ■'l most heartily recommend Mother Seigel’s Svrnp to help women and to prevent their suffering at the change of life, and also as a good, reliable family remedy for all everyday complaints. A bottle of Mother Seigel’s Syrup should be at hand in every home in case it is wanted.” almost daily, by the Proprietors of Mother Seigel's Syrup, not only from Australia, but from all over the world, and they afford conclusive proof that Mother Seigel s Syrup is a sure cure for stomach and liver troubles. The fact that Mother Seigel s Syrup, for forty years, has cured men and women of these ailments, even after all ordinary medicine has Tailed, should convince you that this herb-id remedy possesses curative properties not found in any other medicine. Indeed, the extracts of roots, barks and leaves of which Mother Ssig ;l's Syrup is made possess, in combination, the power of toning up and% lengthening thc-organs of digestion as.nothing else does. Test it yourself 1 Take the Syrup daily, alter meals.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 914, 5 November 1910, Page 1
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