D 0 YOU FEEL WEAK? ; ARE I YOU - FIT to go through. the summer? . You know , what it is—a sU-u.. .. ■; almosphere, enervati.;, ij oay and * I sleepless night. ; Also, ; i you know how 'I it will leave ; I you—weak '. ! as a . cat • and fit for ncu.ing. Build up your constitution, and find all this a thing not worth considering. It is easy as in less than a month you may be as strong as a horse, unless there is any serious organic affection. Take a few bottles of MIXERVA TONIC ,— and you may take a new lease of life at the same time. There will be no disappointment. It will do just what is claimed for it. It will positively cure you and make you new again. SIGNS OFWEAKNESS are lack of appetite, broken rest , lassitude in the daytime, loss of interest and ambitiou, and that nerveless condition which makes you feel as though you are falling to pieces MINERVA TONIC remedies all this, and tenables you to enjoy existence and make the most of it. It brings back your appetite, steadies your .nerves, fills your veins with rich, red blood, and tones up the system generally. HUNDREDS— OF TESTIMONIALS have been given Minerva Tonic, many of them from the highest people in the community. It- is the one Tonic which is recommended by Dr. Stephen-■'■-■. Macadam, Consulting Chemist to the , British Government, nnd its formula is approved by THE "BRITISH LANCET." Ministers of the Crown, high church dignitaries, leading social and business .' people pronounce Minerva Tonic the finest restora;'-. .-■ that was ever submitted to a discriminating public. MINERVA TONIC—PRICE, 3/. MINERVA PILLS (PINK)—PRICE 1/ ON SALE BY THE FOLLOWING CHEMISTS AND GROCERS:— CHEMISTS. Aickin, Graves, Queen-street-fCawkwell, G. L., Newmarket. Cooper, F. J., Victoria-street. Dawson, W., Wellesley-street. Fenton, F. A., Karangahape Road. Hamilton Bros., Queen-street. Haslett, J. A., Queen-street. Jefferson, J. M., Newmarket, Queenstreet, and Symonds-street. Le Quesne, A. W., Jervois Road. Little, W., Devonport. Manning, W., Karangahape Road. Murray, F. S., Parnell. Ratjen, C, Queen-street. Sharland, W., Queen-street. Sharland, W., Strand Arcade. Woollams, W. H., Ponsonby Road. STOREKEEPERS. Bishop, T.j Ponsonby Road. 'Billington and Drummond, Freeman's Bay.Doonin, ,T. W., Karangahape Road. Duder, R. and R., Devonport. Foster, G., Parnell. Hooker, W., Symonds-street. H plans, J. H., Archhill. Hutchinson, W. G., Karangahape Rd. Harris, J., Onehunga. Jamieson, J., Epsom. Moody, G., Onehunga. McNeill, A., Newmarket. May Bros., Jervois Road. Marriott, Mrs W., Parnell. Nairn, J. W., Parnell. Nairn, D. A., Devonport. Rew, R., Victoria-street. Preston, J., Nelson-st. arid Ponsonby. Swarm, E., Devonport. Wallace, T., Karangahape Road. Winn, W., Karangahape Road. Wotherspoon, R, Victoria-street. Whyte, J. W., Onehung*. SOLE AGENTS— SELLGREN AND STEVENSON, LIMITED, AUCKLAND. . -
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 49, 27 February 1901, Page 3
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