do like a little dish of something shirt for Doctor that a dish of tea wa most frag of life's beverages. what _am 1 a-thinking of, 1 shall 5 own nan sti Toby Vee ipe—the best tripe ever stewed." appetite.
White, of that beautiful Devon town.
"but somehow I seemed to have lost all inclination for food, and after sitting at the table trying to swallow a little I used to say to her-—"Ie''s no use, Tcan't eat it. "You may
soon told a tale, for one can't go without as well take Sv away." This sore of thing for long without losing strength. Seeing my condition, a friend strongly, advised me to lity Seigel's Syrap. He said it had cured him, and might do me good.
~My appetite no longer needed coaxing. I could eat well-nigh everything that was put before me. Each dose seemed to give me life and vigour. To-day, no matter what ails me, Seigel's Syrup puts me right."
"Phot tittle dish," in fact, is once again the favourite.
"Some three months ago my wife gob thoroughly run down, For over a fortnight she could keep nothing on stomach. Mr. Henry White, when certifying to the truth of this on September 13th, 1901, at his house, 10, Pediford Terrace, Torquay, does not say what was the matter with his wife, know why the "little dish," failed to and we quote the words of the famous to prove it: "In the nervous and irritative form of dyspepsia, thesis a very prevailing symptom. As is also a sensation of sinking, as if the stomach required food. due to the fact that the food has left the stomach in a half-digested condition."
Who could enjoy a "little dish," when fond could be but half-digested "She was troubled a good deal with wind, and seemed to he losing her strength. I fetched a bottle of Mother Seigel's Syrup from Holloway's Drug Stores, and she commenced taking it, Ina short time she was quite well again," H'm, some men would now sell their shirt for 2 bottle of this remeily. a This essay, then, upon "little dishes" proves that while man and wont can i110 ise alirays relish that favourite dish, yet a cure is ready to hand, One that has served men and women alike for more than the past thirty years.
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