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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12387, 7 December 1909, Page 2

THE SIGN OF THE SIVEH DEViLS. __ —— Not long ago a distinguished physician wrote to a professional friend, saying, "1 would rather see a patient with almost any other disease enter my consulting room, than one afflicted with tho seven devils of indigestion and dys pepsia." That doctor knew what a sly, creeping and destructive disease indigestion is; how it poisor.s the blood, starves the nerves, takes the energy and vitality out of man or woman when once it fastens its grip on them. He did not know, apparently that Mother Seigel's Syrup cures Indigestion. Yet we have "testimony in writing from thousands who have proved that it does cure—that it has cured the writers of [these very letters. Read the following I letter dated April 17th, 1905, from Mrs. Sarah Fry, Middle Preston, Victoria:—"For years I was always ailing —more or less—chiefly from Indigestion. I couldn't eat, and couldn't sleep properly. I seemed to have no energy, was extremely nervous .and often irritable ■ •without much cause. I suffered terrible agony from aches and pains in my : head, limbs and body. I was thin and ! weak, with pale, sunken cheeks. I spent ' pounds on medicines of all sorts; but it ! was simply so much money wasted. "Between five and six years back, when my illness was at its worst, I was persuaded to try Seigel's Syrup. To my great delight, the very first dose steadied my stomach and enabled me to eat and retain my dinner. My food began to nourish me. The improvement steadily continued until I was thoroughly cured, "Every member of my family has benefited by the use of Mother Seigel's Syrup, at one time or another. We have found it equally successful in relieving and curing indigestion, headaches, biliousness constipation and all other similar ailments that have threatened mir home circle." Writing us again, on February 16th, ><4)9, Mrs. Fry said:—"You will ha pleased to hear that I still continue in good health. I never suffer now from nervousness, the pains in my head and the aches, which I suffered from before taking your Syrup." Mrs. Fry needed Mother Seigel's Syrup because she suffered from a disordered stomach and liver. Mother Seigel's Syrup is a purely herbal preparation—made from tk*» medicinal extracts of certain roots, banyr >»rl leaves. It tones and strengthens tti*. digestive system —-helps the stomach, liver, bow-en* and kidneys to do their natural work — prevents the formation of the poisons which taint the blood and which bring on headaches, constipation, dizziness, loss of sleep and appetite and the other miseries that dyspeptics know so well, hat is the secret of its world-wide success. ; There was sadness in the face of old Father Christmas. "To think that this is the last time I'll be able to shop in tho old place, where I've spent such happy hours. Hswever, when the present Wilton's Pharmacy is pulled1 down I suppose we'll have a big modern place instead. As-it happens I'll benefit just now, for I' see that until they I remove special discounts are being given j !?o I'll be able to get that splendid j brushware, those elegant toilet bottles, j and all the other nice things for less than ever, at Wilton's this year. IN DESPERATE STRAITS. Are many who could be cured by Dr Sheldon's New Discovery for Coughs v.nd Colds. Price, Is 6d and 3s per botle. Obtainable everywhere.