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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1655, 11 March 1886, Page 4

AN- ALARMINtt DISEASE AFFLICTING A • , . . NUMEROUS CLASS. The disease commences -with a slight derangement of the stomach, but, if neglected, it m time involves the whole frame, embracing the kidneys, . liver, pancronfe, and, 'm. fact,- the entire glandular system, and the afflicted drasre out a miserable exia- ■ tence until death givesjrelief from suffering.- The disease is often mistaken for other compluints ; but if the rendor will nak liiinsclt' the iollowiug<|uestions, he will be tiblc.l»Aetebnine whetuer he himself ia one of the ajaiictefl \— Hxre I distrofS> pain, or difficulty m breathing after eating? -Is tliWei'dull, heavy feeling attended by 'drowsiness ? Hftve the ■. eyes a yellow tinge ? Does ft .thick, sticky, mucous . gather abAut the gums and teeth m the mornings, accompanied by a dtsngreeJible taste? Is. the tongue coated? Is there pains m the side and back ? Is there a fulness (ibbut the riglrt side as if the liver wore enlarging? Is there costiveuess ? Is vertigo or dizziness, when' rising/ suddenly fwmi'an' liorjzoi^tal, position ? -Are *he.secrotip"ns from the fciilifeVs se.infy and highly coloured', wiih . a deposit after standing? Dt^cs food feriuchi'soo.i ' iOWfeating, ucconipanieil -by. ttatuleilce ,or a belching of gas from the stonhchV Ib thete *reqnpnt palpitatiou of the heart '^.i'l'liese^v^npHssymptouis may not be present at one time, but tney torment | »the,sjiffercr m turn as.the dreadful disease pro- * gresSus. If the caso be out. of lo»\g sfcunding, there will be a ury; .hacking cougli, attended, after n'-time -. by expectoratfen. In very « advanced stages ; tke • skin assumes a dirty brownish -appearance, and the hands and feet are covered with a cold, sticky perspiration. 4 As the liver and kidneys become more 'teiftl more diseased, rheumatic pains appear,, and i the usual treatment proves entirely unavailing ■ I against tjhis^latterstgonisiiig disorder. The origin J of this niaindy is indigestion or dyspepsia, and nI small qrifiutity of the proiier medicine will remove the disease if tlken iii its>iucipie.iicy. It is most . important that the disease should be promptly and properly, treated m its 'first stages, wlien a littlo , ;. medicine will effect a cure, and even w.hen it lists obtained a strong hold the correct remedy'should be persevered m until every vestige 01 the disease , , is eriidicated. until the appetititehas returned, and ! the digestive organs restored to a healthy condition. Tho surest and most effectual remedy for this distressing complaint is " Soigel's nurative Syrup " aivegetable preparation sold by all Chemists and ; Medicine Vendors throusHio'ut the w<Jrld, and by ' the proprietors, A. .-OV White, Limited, 17, Farringdonßoad, LondonVE.C. ; or the wholesale agents, Kempthorne, Prosser & Co.'s New Zealand Drug . Co. (Limited),. Dunedin, Christchurch, Wellington, . and Aucklaiid. This Syrup sttikes at the very foundation of the disease, and drives it, root and branch, out of , the system. Market Place, Podklington. York, -.. October Snd,lßß2. . ' -'Sir,— Boing a sufferer-fpr years with dyspepsia m • all its worst forms, Jintt after si»nding pounds m medicines, I was at last persuaded to try Mother : Seigel's Ciirative Syrup, and am thankfnl to say < have derived more benefit from it than any other medicine I ever tookV'hnd wolild -advise any one:, suffering from the same complaint to give it a trial, . the results they would soon find ont for themselves. If you like to make use »f this testimonial you are quite at liberty to do so; '. . •. ! ■■■' .',:■:•...'. ..<. Yours respectfully, ' (Signed) B.TiOTier. •■ • Seigel's Operating Pills are the bestfaraily physic that has ever been discovered. They, cleanse the bowels from all irritating substances, and leave . I : them m a healthy condition. They curcicostiveness.. . r ;St. Mary-street, Peterborough; I ■r.:.::-J '. , . November29th,lßßr. 1 j . Sir,— lt gives me great pleasure to iiiformyou of \ ■ the benefit I have received from SeigeUs Syrup. I have beeh troublea.for years <with dyspepsia ;,but after a few doses of the Syrup, I found relief, and after Jbaking,two'bottles Of it I felt quite cured. ; C-*-.A**.'. lahi;Siriyo*stwJy,v}r 4 t i i-^ , Mr A. J. White, •■> , . , y/iiUAM Bti*lTr. ' ! Hensineham M Whiteh'avtn,Oct. 16th, 1882. Mr A.' J, (WhitjEr-rDear Sir,-^I >vas for some time , afflicted with piles, 'and was advised to glveMbtlier ' ' Seigel's Symp a trial, which I did. I am. now. happy tip 'sjate.ithat it has^jestored me to complete health.— Prenfairi^ youfs^espectf ully, \ I g f . •''(Signed) : ,' JOHN'S.- EI&HTFOOT. . "... ; ' l'sth Augiist, 1883. i Dear' Si<— l -to tell you .that^r Henry. ' ;HUlier,of. Yatesbury. Wilts, informs me that he' suffered from a T seTere form of indigeStidii toy'itrpr' , wards of fb'ur j6aVV arid ! took no, end of. doctor's . Jnetliciae wi^h«ttit,.s t c slightest benefit, and declares jMpthel Seigel'shSyrtlp'tf'Jiich- ii&igbt'-frpm' me,has ' sap«J?Je', f i :®wffi#«lC^lwC •■ • I > J bHiity '"'i* ■4- $ • (Signed)f iJNi'WJEBB, f ■ !Mr Wnite; * A - '■ *■ tt * ?> • / **■ -tf ■ ' '^iJnemis^Galne^ ; , ... „ September ßtli, 1888. -. •D/wrtsir t —tifind the sale of .Sfcigel's Syrup,Btead-.? , -ily ihcreastift.; Ml'rfho have- trifad it speak'very , ihighljr.of its medicinal virtues ; one customer desl; pftbes.it Has (a jfGodsetad>to^yspei>ticp.e9ple." .1 , jalwaysredoinmeud.it with confidence; '■ ! : .-' • IJaithfuHy yours, . i i "■•'.■■■ (Signed) Vincent A. Wills, . - 1 i ■-.•";, •' Chemist-Dentist, Ho MrA.J. White. ' Merthyr Tydvil. : j ■ J '^ ■■- Preston, Sept. 21st, 11*83. ' !My Dear Sir,r-.Your Syrup and Pills are still very ! popular wttli my customers, many saying they are ■ theWs't'family inediciiipg possible.^ .' . • ; . : ...i: ; The other day a customer came for two bottles of 1 Syrup and said" Mother -Seigel" had saved the life, of his wife, and he added, " one .of these bottles I am. sending fifteen miles a\Vav to a friend who is, very ill.- : I have much faith init." . .' ' • - ' The sale: keeps up wonderfully, m fact, one would fancy almost that the people were ' beginning to breakfast; dine, and sup on Mother Seigel's Syrup, the. demand is so constant and t lie satisfaction so great.— l am, dear Sir, yours faithfully, r ,- . (Signed) W. BowKER. To A. J* Whitej Esq. . ;V ; '\

Change of Proprietary . nnHE Business - Premises, StockX W^Epide, Yehicles; Hight, Title and ;i Interest, al^q -^H .^ppHances, k&Cijjfqr carrying onithe'Coach l?a£tdry lately m the' "Hands 1 6f Mr St%a.sCP,qei), Coach Builder, of Ban-, gitikei-street. ;has become; my 'pro-; perty by purchase; made on the 10th of January., --'I. would, therefore resjectf ully solicit the Patronage of all ■/persons dntereated i.ni,the>va^ipi|B de- • partments, of .the . Business as earned .. v JPre^ecessOT. I also Vegj ttiri-t by; : sWc|:atteiiti6ii tin-i %M \x> ;carry.out /-this Businessf'suc-I and;> give general sati^fsc-i l iionibof''all> €Justomersi. ; ; It .shalTlb^ tSWEft^or to.dor work of &asesj[ .liescription, and Desigira ivelr and f aithfujiy atth'e lowest pb^sible price j tlte : .^epiitatibii' i this • Establs§hi ■ ajyar^ed f ori turning } out;gpq4,.s.9undL and well ißriish'ed yrorfe it sh^\b&niy pleasing duly to maintefail^-Mt' j'SxßaLTFpjE^ ajsp'/be on the premipge^iSjl' %s}s& vso Receive Oustomers, ;and { '^iSi his behalf I" talte'thy JojJpor;wnity 6^ thanking all Patrons who supported 4dm so well Quiring his tSrm. of; Business . here,i -' -Spiici jr 4ng^^^yprii'y ; --i > am i &ci, | ■ . • „,;..■»;..,',; -.-. ■'•-' ■: Johit /®B*i j / Paferatbji: Korth . y , ■. \, . . j • !

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