Mother Seigel's home companion : household, toilet, & first aid hints - things a mother should know - the care of the sick - conundrums - popular superstitions, meaning of names, flowers, & precious stones, with much other interesting and useful information / A.J. White & Co. Ltd.

A.J. White, Ltd.

Date:: [1912?]

Credit: Mother Seigel's home companion : household, toilet, & first aid hints - things a mother should know - the care of the sick - conundrums - popular superstitions, meaning of names, flowers, & precious stones, with much other interesting and useful information / A.J. White & Co. Ltd. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$FOUR GENERATIONS. __ The Value of Mother Seigel’s Syrup in fhe Home. “TIME long ago established the value of Mother Seigel’s Syrup — “as a remedy for stomach disorders. For over forty years — it has been recognised as the best, the unfailing family remedy in — thousands of homes all over the world. Dozens of letters come — to us telling of its value for father, for mother, and the children. — In fact, as several of the letters in this book set forth, many’ — mothers would not be without a bottle of Mother Seigel’s Syrup — in the house at any price. © = a __ One of these wise mothers is Mrs. Grace Maude Benton, of — 92, Russell Street, Peterborough, who in a letter bearing the — date April 25th, 1912, gives an account of the great benefit — derived by four generations of her family from the use of Mother Seigel’s Syrup. . “So long ago as 1881,” she says, ‘‘ my grand- mother used the famous remedy. Her complaint was Indigestion. Aiterwards, my mother had occasion to take Seigel’s Syrup for — the same reason and with a like satisfactory result. Then cam? my own case. Some years ago, I, too, suffered from Indigestion, — with its usual symptoms, and Mother Seigel’s S¥r up cured me. — Now I always keep the Syrup in the house for my children—not that they suffer from indigestion, but because I have proved the — Syrup to be a fine purifier of the blood.” | : 3 No doubt testimoay of this kind seems very wonderful to you’ who have not tried Mother Seigel’s Syrup, but from the enormous number of letters we receive from grateful people instances like — this could be repeated time and time again. We do not under- estimate the value of all that Mrs. Benton has to say in praise of Mother Seigel’s Syrup. It is very gratifying to find that for four generations the great herbal tonic has proved itself a friend _ of the family in the removal of sickness. But “there are others,’”’ as a famous barrister once said. es } Mrs. Martha Levett, of 30, Parklands Road, Station Road, : Hassocks, Sussex, on November Ist, 1911, for instance, wrote to — tell us that her mother was a sufferer from indigestion, and | probably one of the first to be cured by Mother Seigel’s Syrup — when the medicine was first introduced in 1868. Now Mrs. Levett — is 62 years of age, and profiting by the experience of her mother _ she too has found relief from the pains of acute indigestion by — taking Mother Seigel’s Syrup. When she describes it as “the * best of all medicines ’’ Mrs Levett is echoing the opinion of — ‘Chousands of grateful women throughout the world. © ~~ \ ¢ , y REAR Re A ieee$