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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1657, 13 March 1886, Page 4

.A» i vA.L.\.RMUf(J T ,I)BE.V.SK AVI £ipi'ISG,..A .. - NaJEKKuIFa -OLAS'S. •".-" ■■ ■; " " I'lie diSe-ise cqmnieho<'.-i wi;h a slight ilerjinge-i •; meiit. of the s»;uioh. 1m.% if uegiueteil. is i.-i lime i.ivolv«§ ttii 1 wiuilj! .tYiiii 1 .!... cnibr.n.-i.if» t ; n; kidiiey.'i. livii-r, jiaourovi; iinil; ii -l'vct, >ho;e jyre' .Miiiidiil'ir' ] system, and ciie iitltioted, draij.-y mo ji^hi} arable sklile jce uitil duath givus re fief --from buffAitig. The ili'Case is often mistaken for other coiupUiiacs ; but if tjiereuler will ask himself "tlio followiii-r nivwtiorts,,he\\(ilrbe able'Jo delej-|fiiin« ujriotl(ei-.litili£hi-j stlfiis one of tho afflicted :— H ive 1 ai<we's.<. pin.or diiS.tulcy m breithiiifj; after (»itin^? U there > ■.nil, 'he ivy rV-eting attended by dr»-.vsi'ie.-*s? H.ive the eyes a yellow tinge ? Vosx a" Chick, sticky, m-u-oua g itheK.aboiit th**, gums «iC»id'teetli m tfiCMHoriihrg.-:, • 'afccouipuiii-d l>y a dis igree.au 1« tiiste?', , ls |tiie tongne coited?" Is- th<;re piias ■ iai the didtv-'&id ? back ? Is there a f iilue*s, about the right sidi;:is if ,' .thejliver were enlirgiog?'!-. fclißve'cbstiven'ess? '"Is there vertigo or ; . dizziness -wheii .^isiiig suddai'ly. Jrom an horizontal position"? Are the i'eoreffo.is' •"from the kill urys scanty and tiiglily,tic>k>uivd, l: sic&---a deposit, utter st Hiding ? Does food fdrment 300:1' after eating, accompanied by flatulence'dr-Mibelohf ing' of g-is from the stomach? Is. tjiere ( rr^(i^ent, palpitation of the heart? These Viiri'ou'3 1 symi>to s riisliny not be ])rcsent at 'one time, bu.t,thejr toraient I the sufferer m tnrn as the .dre/ulfi\l ' /di^eascri progresses. If the case be one '<Jf:li)iig Htiiuding, thtjre' will be'a dry, lyiukingcouglii attended after a time by iexiiectomtio'.'. I'> very : advanced '' stages the skin assumes « dirty brownish 'appe«raii i ce,.;>ud ! thQ haijds and feet are'co've'red"with'a cold: sticky perti piration. As the liver aiid.kirtiiej^jbec'aale moro and more disoased, rheumatic pains' ap'pe'tr," ana • thej usual treatment proyes > entirely {unavailing' j against this latter agonising disp'nlcr. Thtj origin J of this malady is indigestion ok d'yßpcp^i-i', a'tufn 1 small quantity of the proper luedicine \yill reworu tliedisea.se if taken m its inuipiency. It is most important that the disoaW should bp promptly afid properly treated m its first stages, wlien a little medicine will effects -cuW, iui<l 'even ' wlieii.it lias obtained a strong hold the .correct remedy should • be persevered m until every "yes'tige of the disease is eradicated,' untilthe appetitite jias retu^iiedj^aiu^ the: digestive organs restored to a healthy condition. The surest and most effectual remedy for this distressing complaint is "Seigel's fiurative Syrup," a vegefabl&"pfe'iJaration ' sold" by~hll Chemists- and-7 , Medicine Vendors throughout the world, and by 'the' proprietors, A. J. vyiiite, Limited, 17, Farring- > doii ltoad; lio.naori.'-E.Cj-; or the r \vholcsale iigents^' Keniptlforne, Trosser &' Co.'s New Zealand Drug. Co.(Limited), Duuedin, Christohnrch, Wellington, and' Auckland. This Syrup strikes at the, very foundation of the disease, and drives it, root and . branch, out of 'the system. - ■• ":, Market Place, Pocklington. York,- ■ : „,',.'-. October 2nd, 1882. Sir,— Bping a sufferer f<iv years with dyspepsia m all its; .worst forms, and after spending pounds m .medicines, I was at. last persuaded to try .pother '■ Steigel's Curative Syrup, aiid any thankful' ib say have derived" more, benefit from it than, any other medicine I~ever took, and -would 'advise any one suffering from the'sjyme complaint to give it a trial, tlio results they. »;qiild,soon find "but for themselves. If you.like t'tf'inake'iise'*f -this testimoiiial you arc quite at liberty to do so. •" : ' ' •' ■■ . Yours respectfully, ■ • , • I •■'-'• •:'• v. '■'(Signed). ■•• B. Turner. Seigel's Operating Fills ate-tlie best family physic that has' ever, been. discovered, They cleanse the bowels from alt: irritating substances, and leave . them m a-healthy condition. They cure oostiveness. ■'•:"" • St. Mary-street, Peterborough, ■' ' ; •.':':! -November 29th, 1881. Sir,— lt gives irne great pleasure to inform you of the benefit I have received from Seigel's Syrup. I -have been troubled for years with dyspepsia ; but sifter a few doses of the Syrup, I found relief, and after taking two bottles of it I felt quite cured. ! • . i I «m, Sir, yonrs truly, • Mr A." J. White. ' William Brest. :'•'•■ Hensingham, Whitehavdn, Oct. ICth, 1882. Mr A. J. White.— Dear Sir,— l was for some time afflicted with piles, and was advised to give Mother . Seigel's ;Syrup a trial, which I did. I am now. happy to state' that it has restored me to complete health. —l remain, yours respectfully, ..■ ; ■•:.-. • (Signed) John H. LightfOOt. ■ " " 15th -August, 1883. Dear Sir,— l 'write to tell you. that Mr Henry Hillier, of Yatesbury, Wilts, informs me that he suffered from a severe form of indigestion tor upwards of four 'years, and took no end of doctor's medicine without the slightest beriefit/and declares ... .. (Mother Seigel's Syrup which lie got from me has saved hislrfe.''! s :• j; Yourstfuly, . > . -■•.• ,•-..■.-. '."■'• ' '•• '" (Signed)"" N.Webb; ' * .Mr "White. . ,;■ ' . Oliemist.'C^Jne.

|. - .-'-..' ', '*..'■' September. Bth, 1883... LiVlJeiir Sir,— l find the sale of Sei^el's Syrup&teatl- . I ' U^.ihcreasing. All who have tried it spank very: , 'highly 'of its nu&iciiial virtues ;. one customer.'desl : cnb?s it a8 ,fi f Gprtsend to , dyspeptic pepple," ' ' I always recommend it'with confidence. ."" !" ■. ' Faithfully yours, ;■'-•-- (Signed) Vincent -A. Wills - I ■ Chemist-Dentist, 'ToMrA. J. White. \ ■■ ■ Merthyr Tydvil. . Prestbii, Sept. 21st, 1883. My Dear,Sir,4-rYour Sxrupjvnd Pills are still very popular with my cu.stomorsPniany s'ayiug tliey are the best fajriily inedfcines possible. }. ':.'• ' The other dfty-a ciistonior p.'inie fortwo bottles of ■■ Syrup and said " Mother Seigel "had saved the life of his wife, and ( he added, "one of these bottles I , am sending ' fifteen miles awav'to a. friend who is yeryjill. 1 have much faith m it." •. . ■' Tl(e sale keeps up wonderfully, iv fact, one would Jaucy almost that the people were- beginning, to dine, and sup on Mother Seigel's Syrup, the demand is so constant. .and the satisfaction so great.— l am, dear Sir, yours faithfully, .- r I :■•.•!': (Signed) :, : W. BowKer. ±6 A. J. "White, Esq.

1 NOTICE,'- V; ■ i Change of Proprietary. ; : THE, Business Premises,' Stoct-in-Trade, Vehicles, Eight, Title and .Interest, also „ all; Appliances, <&c, for cffcrrying on the Coach factory lately^iiu. the _ ; 'Mnds ;6f-'JVIr ST^ATFOED/^Cdach Builder, ' 6f ;Ean-gitikei-street.^■^i^B^become■ : •m^'•''p^o.perty by fpurchaee made'.ott the 10th, of January I res> pecjbf ully solicit tKe ■Pa^rdna ! ge 6f all persons interested inthe-'varibus depar]tments~of the business; asjcarried on by'-myi Predeceissori .• I'alsolbeg* to that by strict. attention I intend to carry put" this^ Business successfully j and 1 give' , general satisfaction to all Customers. ' It' shall be ; my I Endeavor 1 tb ' do work of the best and Designs well and. "faithfully at the lowest possible price ; % i also the deputation this Establish- : ment/has heretofore lieen ■ deservedly • awar^&d ;fpr turning, out'gppd, .sound,and Tjrell. finished work it shall be my pleasing duty ,]to. maintain.- Mr will alspb'e on thepremi- ' :ses ! f or a^ femevto '.; receive; Customers, ■and M hissbehalf :i;.itake.this;ppp6j-; *tunity- of. thanking all, thp^e/Pia;tl;bnß:-; who supported him T so during 'his ?term"bf Business here. Solicitingl ybiii^f avoirs; — Pairi &c, :.; ; ? ■ _ j ■■-.-.. John Beti \]% '■; ' l North-

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