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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16841, 22 May 1920, Page 3

Cast Aside Drugs and Opiates! TRY NATURES WAY ' Ordinary draffs, narcotics, and opiates arc generally shunned—and they should be shunned .. . „ u...—...... ~v j Thev relieve pain bv a stupefying process—they drug: your nerves to sleep. They exact cnorI m ou"s compensation afterwards— they Rive you depression aim altect the heart. Ihe new 1 L v . to relieve pain—the greatest medical discovery ot modern times—is the way of the ' ""1 I NICHOLAS' ASPRO TABLETS. They are made from an extract of a natural product. With Nicholas' "ASPRO" Tablets fill If Heart Harm is Impossible Thev bring sweet, soothing, peaceful sleep to the sleepless—they hunt out headaches in ten r w''* • minutes —relieve rheumatism in one niffht. They prevent colds, influenza, and tevenshness " bv immediately reducing the temperature. No remedy ever known has secured so many ('$ j spontaneous testimonials from the public. iMlk . ijsl WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY: Uncombatafcle Proof I £1000 to Charity if these Testimonies are not Genuine CURBS HIS HEADACHE ON HIS HORSE. TEMPERATURE DEVELOPED Dear Sir-Kindly send by post as soon a, possible , v . , , FRIGHTENED OF THE PLAGUE. 'if one larga bottle of your Mcholas* "ASPRO" Tablets, To Nicholas Aspio tompaaj. y.\jr * 7s Cd .us I timl them wonderlul; thev relieve at once Dear birs, —1 write those hues with sincerc gratitude * w •*' i pain or sick hcadaches. When my husband (he is a to the founder of Ncnoias' Tablets. LaaV ''• stockman) go? 8 camping out, I always say: "Have you week 1 bad territie headaches, and iater 1 dwe.ojHHi a your "ASPHO" Tablets with you?" 1 never let him temperature, and felt j:iddy and aenma all over, nil l forcet them. He often gets a bad head riding, and had to go to b.d feeling very ill and frightened 1 had • Jt?' V be always carries the cure with him. I feel it my. duty got that dreadful plague. 1 had ivrtaimy tbe sympto say they are a wonderful cure. Send ad soon as totns of it. 1 sent for ay 2s. M. bottle of * AM*KO. oossible, as I am nearly out of them. Obliging, and took two after each meal- (vnieh was just milk ana (Signed) MRS. THOS. WALTERS. soda), and kept mysyelf well covcrtd up so as not-to Iget a chill, and aLso two before tome to sleep. Two r^. v '• davs later I was almost well; my Inadache had gone TESTIMONY FROM YERONC CREEK. anil my temperature almo>t normal. X bought. :v Dear Sirs,—Whilst thanking you for your "ASPRO," (mailer size tlieii. anil stayed in bed for a couple niorc X He I have much pleasure in infoimng you that 1 have da,s to be sure I was well acam. and I am positive Ks' \ V ~ received the utmost benefit-, from them, suffering that your; wonderful lable-.s wouid save all from that Vl.l «!>,;•! »| creatlv from neuralgia and sleeplessness. I am now dr. adfui influenza if taken in time. Ido not *i»h for \w sm» «« slppn wll. thouch I mar take two "ASPROS" publicity, but anybody who reads these words (if you t; V .1 occasionally at nieht. and my headachcs are much less advertise tl.cm) can see this o-ie.nal letter by my "MAsrzo "• BuM U.e grtotcsl m,n.' """ "" -'X., ~ arwi-5Pn IT WOULD SHIFT OUT SEVEN CASES PNEUMONIC "FLU" IN bouse-are all well acan. and I am FtiU in WORTH HUSBAND'S V/ACES. DOCTOR ADVISED IT WOUtu HOUSE. the best of health, the only one out KEAD THIS- TKE " FLU ,N 24 HOURS. c{ cl!{M who thllro ., qll i v believed in and S- Hcra . s wh at Happened:— Mother off two attacks with persevered with the "ASPRO" and parcling. It d«s u S r Ca , g oo d - g ett,n g «b. anacM To the Proprietors Nicholas- "ASPRO," t ri' unasKcd for tr.b'jtcs from Aspro Abl KO ° riu 0 { , r-ont hs aeo, when it Melbourne. ceiwd at what. 1 can honestly say, was th* Tablets that we do. Influenza a J I, ~ n e I could feel Dear Sirs,—l fee! it my duty to let the nloat anxious time I have ever known.— Dear a line to thank you for the had "been" tUu.h my t Yours respectful.y. (Mr..) KK. samples of "ASl'ilO" you snt me, ar.d to let i lo use, the wife and children had had it. ha\e receiatl;reteUwlfio.n t:he use of on p.s.-Althoueh aslilns you to withhold ny you kno.v they are moic than you say, as.l and i' could hardly hold my head up. On ASPRO3. I haves se\tn lases oi name U(UI fs fom thc Press, lam liavo' sulfeied for years with Ith.-uniatism m the Saturday morrins I- went up to my Influenza (Pn<=«"'O j ' c1 »» »' J f qr.ite \vi!ana to interview any person seeUns the head, and I have tried almost every- doctor, and. he told me to co home and W m house ; ,'uMhnvethm °e- advice or the truthfuln.-ss of the above, and thin ß ; I did not ever seen, to p-t rid of it. j f ke half a of Baku.- Soda Uhe Children R for 30U t0 C,Ve mj name U ' I must say that in the morning I received three times a day. and ' t t j )e j carried in my arms to the hosfital). I inquirers. L.K. your •my he. d was terrible, so I ate £ v f Y j Ik? L thre all Sun- was thc only oni» in the house out of eight mnoPEn CAMPBEL WRITES FROM some breakfast and then took only one of Saturday ni ? ht, and the Monday who did not pet the Influenza. I may be TROOPER CAMPBEU WRITES FROM the "Trh'-ts," and in half an ho'ir's time I day in ahi fever, and on the Wonday mistaken fee , cerUjn tbat on more FRANCE. was without my teniMc head, ar.d I could morn in c I got uji quite ireo irotn jny than one occasion t Uept oIT nn aUack 0 f "TVe are supplied with 'ASPRO' before not say how deMcht-d I was to know I had efT'>cts of t». I thouelit it WOT'LD the influenza through the constant use of coins into action as a remedy for shock and struck gon-.cthinif that re'iev d me. The one JJ'J' \rv TV M KOtTPS your Nicholas' "ASPRO" Tablets and nerve strain. Nicholas' "ASPRO has pulled tablet wi-.B worth rro-e to me than my hus- SIHFT IT oi i ui ,* earclina the throat with vinepar and water. me tos ; 'th"r after several bombardments, band's wares, so ro'i h-t T foon rot ronr\ ar.d h" was m..t. " h i n tro<luced On feeling at all unwell, or a severe head- It is just IT." to make sure of liaviri th"m in the house nl< . uflWrn- fJ? m . fir«t ard my ache coming on. I would immrdintely take , MnTE prom MRS TRANTER when my fw head starts a-ain. "ASPPO to me first and my two Nicho , a h s , .. ASPRO g.« take t «o more in w A FR °" MR . S / „ , Bo now to thar.lt you onre again, and to ? oc ~2, r ' n !J, r ti-ed of telline my fri nds one hour's time, thcr one every two hours sfr9 - . r .^ n Jj!f, ~5" f. 8 h »nur N^clfola'' remain an evcr-srat fnl «o W an. the" U* results I i,m obtained until I never took them withm.t faying- Ijicho (Signed) MES. SAirDSTIIORN. from them.—l remain, yourß jj y children and relations who were in my Chronic Iniluenza than from anything else." Don't be put off with a little white Tablet that looks like "ASPRO." Hue! Pain, Irritability, Headache, &c., out to-day with NICHOLAS' "ASPRO" TABLETS See feat yeni | / | /|| 5 get "ASPRO" -Mb/ 9 Sin Bottles F. 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