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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1069, 14 November 1911, Page 4

“ I HAD TO GIVE UP WORK.” Nothing more serious can happen to a breadwinner than to have to give up work, especially when the cause is chronic illhealth. Yet thousands of people, like Mr Higgins, do have to give up work and remain, not only idle, but in pain and misery, until Mother Seigel’s Syrup comes to the rescue. Mr J. Higgins, of 18, Atherton Street, Fitzroy, Vic., has been restored to health and been enabled to return to his duties solely through the use of the world-famed herbal tonic, Mother Seigel’s Syrup. Here is his letter: — “ Four years ago I was taken ill with dyspepsia. Up to then I had always enjoyed good health. After dining, one day, my stomach appeared to swell up, and felt quite hard and bloated. I also had severe pains and oppression about the chest and heart, followed by a deal of wind. Thinking that something I had eaten had disagreed with me, I took some purgative medicine to carry it off, and the attack disappeared by the following day. “ In a short period, however, it recurred in a most severe form, which nothing I tried could shift. It kept on getting worse and worse, until I was in constant pain and misery from it. I had headaches, was very costive, and suffered from terrible pains in the stomach after eating. I could only take the lightest nourishment, and even that was frequently rejected. I lost all my strength, and decreased very much in weight. At last I had to give up work and lie up altogether. “ Then for a while I was under medical treatment, but after giving ordinary medicines a fair trial, I gave them up, and began a course of Mother Seigel’s Syrup. Within a short while of using it, I was up and about again. Soon 1 was back to my work, and after taking only three bottles of Mother Seigel’s Syrup, I was cured, and I have kept well ever since.” —May Ist, iqil. When your stomach and liver give up work, it is not often long before you have to give up work, too. \ our health and strength depend so largely upon the well-being of these organs of digestion that you cannot be too careful to keep them in working order. If you have any stomach or liver disorder now, Mother Seigel’s Syrup will help you to get rid of it! The herbal extracts it contains have a remarkable toning and strengthening effect on these organs of digestion, and thus the Syrup gives sound digestion, makes food nourish you, and enables you to keep well and strong. —Advt.

FOE SALE. 4-Roomed Cottage, £IOO. £SO cash wanted. 80 Acres, at £22 ;75 acres at £l7 85 acres at £2O. Ten per cent, cash, balance 7 years at 5 per cent. 44 Acres, good grazing land, doss to town. Price £2O per acre. Cash required £l5O, balance easy terms. 5 to 10 Acres, close to town on easv terms. 14 Sections for sale from % acre to % acre in area. Prices ranging from £29 IDs to £95, small amount of cash required, balance at 6 per cent, for vears. 4 Roomed house, J/2-acre land. Price £150; terms. 4 Roomed cottage and outbuildings, land 34 acre. For sale on very easy terms. 4 Cottages, £lO cash required, balance paid in easy weekly instalments. 3 Acres, 6 acres, 9 acres for immediate sale. Terms can be arranged. Nearly new 6-roomed house, washhouse, etc. £290. £l6O of amount in Advances. New 5-roomed house. £220. MAIN STREET SECTION. 150 feet, or any portion of it. Very easy terms. A bargain for cash. Houses and sections in all parts of the town for sale. Local Agencies : Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. Accident, Marine and Live Stock. The Mutual Life and Citizens Assurance Co., Ltd., State Fire Insurance Office. E. WANKLYN.

TOMMY’S SUMMER HAT, AND Johnny’s, Fred’s, Willie’s and Bobby’s, too, for that matter, should be bought now. You mothers who have to pay the piper will find the very hats your boys should wear at MILLAR & GIORGI’S. We have just opened up a line of BOYS’ GALATEAS, Good, serviceable headgear for the youngsters. They are priced very low —1/3, I/Q, 2/6, 2/xi, 3/9, and 4/6—so you can invest each of your laddies with a new crown without pinching your purse. The money of the thrifty does most here. MILLAR & GIORGI, I THE (TREAT OUTFITTERS, PALMERSTON N.