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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12972, 27 November 1907, Page 4

Health for Baby. Baby's healthjlepends very large lv on what you feed him. Give him Aulsebrook's MilW Arrowroot Biscuits, and vigorous growth and robust health will be his. Every particle of these Biscuits is good brain and muscleforming food—is easily digested — a perfect : substitute for the ! natural food. Children i like them .nd thrive ! on them; adults find them delicious and nutritious. All grocers sell them. Aulsebrook's Milk Arrowroot Biscuits. Are You Interested _ in . . " v.i f «f #v know that Influenza? x»™ <*Poti»n" treatment li of little avail. The disease is oauied "by small germs whioh are preient inring the attack in enormeui numbers in the nose ani bronchial tubes "—a " very imall baoillue, bat very powerful." The operations of theie little orfanlims reiult in the Fever, Proitration, and Suffering so well known nn4«r the name of Iβflnensa. A soientifio remedy was discovered ■ot very long ago, and is now for sale under the name of The / "LANCER" INFLUENZA CURE, At 2/- pen Bottle. The " Lmnoer " remedy Iβ intensely powerful in its destructive effect upon, the disease-producing organisms—it is only of value in this special ailment—and the great record of resnlts proves that for rapidity and effectiveness it stands br itself. Oue dose acts as a preventive; three doses (one every eight hours) will cure all ordinary cftses—a few additional doses may be required in exseptionally severe casee< "LANCER" INFLUENZA CURE, 2/- a Bottle, May be had from all Chemists and Storekeepers. ,It will not disappoint jf Oa, 03078

"Haro followed the shearing season through >'cv/ Zealand and all over Australia." eaye Mr It. L. McBean, Dtuttrcon. Now i>caland, "and the ciiangee of water an«l tucker olware bring on an attack of diarrhoea ancl the- only relief I can obtain is from Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea itemed?■ Every abed now has some shearers who use this wonderful iwdirinp, and ahrays carry :i bottle with them. For saie. ,\\\ chemist* and storeknopers. 11