‘■vVhafs the matter with you, my man?” a true specimen of the slacker was a-Ted “ Well," he replied “ I eat well, and I sleep well, but when I see a bit of work, 1 feel fit for nothing, "Probably you have days when you don't feel like work—when you feel limp, listless, fit-for-nothing ; but unlike the “ slacker,” you have no appetite, no relish for food, and you have either just had a night of broken sleep, or one is probably in store fdr you. You are not really ill, b'ut you are “ out-01-sorts.” It is more than likely that your stomach is at fault ! It has probably lost its lone, and is consequently “slacking." Now this is serious, because either your stomach must do its Work thoroughly, or you must suffer. What you need—and need urgently—is a tonic that will brace up the stomach quickly, surely and naturally. Mother Seigel's Syrup is the tome you need ! The -medicinal extracts contained in this well proved and most successful stomach and liver tonic enable the digestive organs to do their duty eliiciently, and svhep fhey have been restored to proper working order, you are pretty sure to feel well—and “ fit for anything." Mr J. O. Hollordn, Elies Road, Invercargill, N.Z., wrote on November 22, >915: •‘Fur about ten years I suffered from acute indigestion, always felt blown-out after meals, and had an ailing stomach. I took medicine from which 1 received very little benefit. About twelve months ago I was ( recommended to try Mother S'dgel'stSyrhP, which gave me aim Ist immediate relief,'' and after about three bottles,Ute distressing symptoms were completely removed. 1 always recommend Mother Seigel's Syrup to sufferers from indigestion, and have never used any medicine since first taking it." Next time you are out of sorts, or suffer in any way like Mr Molloron did, follow his example, l ake Mother Seigel's Syrup, for your stomach’s sake, and note how quickly your appetite returns, your tone is restored, and how your energy increases,
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 87, 9 November 1916, Page 3
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334Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 87, 9 November 1916, Page 3
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