Calendar 1898 / [A.J. White Limited].

  • A.J. White (Firm)
Date:
1898
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Calendar 1898 / [A.J. White Limited]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    without being felt. Mother Seigel’s Curative Syrup does this, and assists the urinary organs to throw off this dan¬ gerous substance as rapidly as it is formed, thus prevent¬ ing any accumulation in the water passages. Cases are on record of the success of the Syrup in curing gravel and kidney decay, even after the most skilful medical treatment has been of no avail. Still, there is always peril in delay. The reader should resort to the remedy on the earliest appearance of suspicious symptoms. Worm3. These pests are bred by the corrupt matter in the system. They often induce an unnatural appetite, and again destroy the « appetite altogether. Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup will quickly drive them from the stomach and bowels, and expel and destroy the decaying sub¬ stances on which they feed and grow. Mothers should give their children occasional doses of the Syrup in order to keep the stomach in order, and thus prevent worms being engendered there. This is true ob all the parasites that infest the bowels and skin. It starves and cleanses them away. Fever and Inflammation. When we run a sliver into one of our fingers it throbs and hurts and soon gets swollen and hot. In its efforts to get rid of the sliver Nature has become excited, and kindled a big fire on the spot. This is a local fever and inflammation. Please pay attent4on now, and see how simple, yet important, this fact is. Indigestion and dyspepsia allow the foul and poisonous matters, which should pass off out of the sys¬ tem, to get into the blood. They go to every part of it, and to every organ in it. Wherever there is weakness they fasten themselves, and produce fever and inflamma¬ tion. Sometimes it is the
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