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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1005, 5 October 1912, Page 4

“YOUR MONEYS WORTH.” Bobbie Smith was great on obtaining his “money’s worth.” That was his life’s motto, the single sermon that he always preached to his numerous friends. Meeting Jimmy Brown one day, Bobbie got on the usual topic. He had just bought a mahogany sideboard, for a mere song. “See?” said Bobbie, “just like me. I always believe in getting your money’s worth.” Jimmy Brown thought a minute, scratched his bald pate, and smoothed back the hair he imagined was there, and looking Bobbie Smith straight in the eye, he said; “Bobbie, my boy. there’s one way you don’t get your money’s worth. You suffer from indigestion, which means that you aren’t getting nourishment from the food you eat. That’s where you lose money, my boy- See? ■ What you want is a bottle of Mother Seigel’s Syrup. T en you’ll get your money’s worth from all your food every day all the time.” • . un. Jimmy Brown was right. When sou suffer from indigestion and liver troubles, your body is being robbed of the nourishment that should be yours from the food you eat. To get the full value from food you must have good digestion. Then you will have good health and strength. Now, if ever you should be troubled with any ailment arising from a disordered state of the stomach or liver, such as pains after eating, headaches, biliousness, constipation, flatulence, lollow the example of Miss Robertson, who in the following letter tells you that Mother Seigel’s Syrup promptly cured her ol indigestion and anaemia, from which so many women suffer. GOOD HEALTH BOUGHT CHEAPLY. Writing on May 2nd, 1912, Miss May Robertson, who lives at 146 Victoria Street, Carlton, Victoria, says: “I have much pleasure indeed in recommending Mother Seigel’s Syrup to all who are in a weakly and delicate condition of health. For a long period 1 suffered greatly trom chronic indigestion, and im--1 poverishment of the olood. As a consequence 1 became very weak, 1 pale and thin, and was seldom tree from aches, pains, and other distressing symptoms of debility. Rodiing gave me lasting relief until i was advised to try Mother Seigel’s Syrup about two years back. “The results which quickly followed on the use of Mother Seigel’s Syrup were most satisfactory, and quite exceeded my most sanguine expectations. In tact, 1 lelt distinctly better after every dose, it restored my appetite, dispelled the indigestion, enriched my blood, and built up my whole system so that m the course of a few weeks 1 felt quite well and strong again, and I nave since continued to enjoy splendid health.” Now, Miss Robertson got her money’s worth when she took Mother Seigel’s Syrup, for it quickly restored her to a state ol sound, robust health. The curative extracts of roots, barks and leaves, from which Mother Seigel’s Syrup is made, restore the organs of digestion to healthy activity. It ensures your getting full value, in nourishment, from the food you eat —“it gives you your money’s worth,” by building up your strength, keeping the blood rich and pure, and so preventing anaemia, which is caused by impure and thin blood. i ake Mother beigel’s Syrup to-day, and save your health as well as your money.— Advt.

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