ACTS LIKE A BURGLAR.

Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10351, 26 April 1911, Page 4

ACTS LIKE A BURGLAR.

Indigestion is like a burglar in *hbody. It robs you of that wh". i you necvl for Tout own ;■";;'• c-v' •■-;:<; comfort. What is more, fhe bn -ji-i? is often practically na invited ■ ..^. ' .J We often allow liitliießiiou to ?s'.<:r our system thrrmgU <liter can? ;•■>*&• nesß. We eat too much or. ye eat i>">o little. We eat food that we like bu' which does not like us. We eat *oo quickly, "generally, because we ba«e to do so in these active, busy timet. We commit many errors of diet, r>nd Mr Indigestion takes us off o'.r g«ar>l one day. Then we know what r^-ii misery <is. The food we eat does us little or no good. Sometimes we ntv. ■■ i not even eat the food necessary N> j sustain and invigorate Ha. We grow ! depressed, irritable, nervous. iieUa? eholio, lethargic, world-weary. *.Yh.al is to be done? Don't tr" to cure iDdiiiestion a Btarving yourself? v? ioine may *. vise you to do. Dod'i become a^/o^i faddist, and limit yourself to i.ny <m# no-breakfast or ait other Lical-gav-ing remedy. K^ap yur stomach tissues strong by eatinc ?nr^l, nour ishing food, and b\ taking . *othe. geigel'B Syrup to help you to fltee*it Indigestion—^with all its accompanying disorders—constipation, billou#ne«s, flatulence, heartburn. a*» sea, dizziness, liver complaint—-arise*! from a Treaikened 1 stomach. rib« stomadh, being weak, is unable to perform its duties well, becomes charged ■with, poisonous acids, fluids, and gases, and femsnts. These foro« themselves into ret'opnit'ori. =■> 'ii ■wrakest point by tyinptotns of t wv> or discomfort. Mother SeiaeV? ""-yruf cutes all digestive disorders, hj removing the cause and 6trengt'.°-ninr the stomacih, itself. A. few doses of Syrup will tm-e the weak stomach, cleanse i...c Urei and kidneys, and make you -hesrv «nd well once more. The^alood i» purified, the muscles grow firm .-«istrong, th.c nerTes as -rue as steel, «nd the mind cl&o*\ alert, cheerttu. Mother Seigel'a Syrup clea:-ses tb-« whole system, and makes the uman body secure against all nervous hud functional disorder*. By using it occasionally, you can eat a go-mi m*-'' without nervous anxiety -.'bom morrow. You can enjoy life to : ;■■ full, with the appetite and ges:;..of a healthy young plough-boy. 1?&*i is the feeling that makes 'vfe worr.fi living. "Two years and three months ii:*' ] wrote to tell you how greatly I tiad b<?en benefited in health Ly uring Mother Seigel's Syrup. It., 1 lieysd me of severe Indigestion and Biliousness, and 1 am happy to say there hru beeD no relurii of those disstrca^ >^ eoiuplaints, und i am ut ]«r««e-nt q-. well." "I continue to take » littis cf tut Syrup from time to time and find it very beneficial; besides being fre* from the drawbacks and uaplcasactr ness connected with most, physics Mother SeigePs Syrup is a^/emedj that can be relied on to strive siiusf;n tion." Letter, dated October tOth v 1908, from Mr J. Bate, 70, Creufell itrfeet, Adelaide. South Arfioa.