SUFFERED SEVERAL YEARS. Ltfe one Long, Continual Headache. Complication of Liver and Stomach Troubles. An Interesting Cast. Of the many marvellous cures which have been wrought by Laxo-Tonic Pills' in Sydney recently, the case of Miss N. Brear, "Nhahuia," Avenue-road, Mosman, N.S W., is one that particularly, illustrates tho benefit which is derived by the n-e of this remarkable new remedy. She writes as follows. — \ "For several years I suftered acutely from a complication of liver and stomach' troubles. Instead 1 of obtaining nourishment and! benefit from the food I atei, 1 gob nothing but pain and distress. Frequently. I was unable to retain my food ; sometimes not being able to keep dovvn even a cup of tea. Headaches were so common with me that I might almost say my life was oue long, continual headache. I often had bilious attacks, and was on these occasions so giddy_ that I dare not attempt to stoop to pick up anything for fear of falling. I consulted doctors, and tried numerous medicines that claimed to cure complaints such as mine; but ueither the medical attention I received nor the numerous patenb medicines [ I consumed did me an atom of good. Indeed, I was very near coming to tho conclusion, that all these medicines were nothing but frauds, when I saw an, adr vertisement of Laxo-Tomc Pills on Perth (W.A.), Railway Station, and was thereby induced to purchase a box. I took these Pills, and I can only describe the change they produced as simply wonderful. By the time I had finished the box I could eat heartily, and retain my food without the least sign of biliousness. In fact I could eat as much as a pound of meat for one meal, and) it did me good. After anr other box or so of Laxo-Tonic Pills I was completely cured of the liver and stomach troubles, and biliousness, headache, and giddiness, which used to so burden me. I'his proves to m© that tha Laxo-Tonic Pills effect a radical cure, and do not merely gloss over one's illness with a temporary relief." Laxo-Tonic Pills are the most remarkable departure in therapeutical science ot recent years, being as they are a unique combination of laxative and tonic principles never before used in a nice preparation. If you are troubled with constipation, indigestion, heart, burn, bilhousness, flatulency, anaemia, rheumatism, piles, headache, dizziness, pimples, pains in the bade, liver trouble, sleeplessness, 'or bad breath, a short course of Laxo-Tonic Pills will soon, pnt you right again. Laxo-Tonic Pills are sold by all chemists and stores ab 10id for the regular size, or Is 6d- for the double size, «r post free, upon leceipt of the price in 1 stamps or postal note, from the Lax©. Tonic Pill Company, 15, . O'Connetf. street, Sydney, N.S.W. "" < /Bourbon^ * I Has a flavour and^i N aroma possessed by no%^ 1 other brand. It is aiL H blend of the finest qual- % ft ity growths, carefully w, % selected by experts.and H % roasted by a unique X ||||!Jji||jH fee and you 1 m 4&4W£jm will have the R Wff^^^& best argument B "€weiT Cablets Are a TRUE NERVE and BRAIN REVIVER an« INFALLIBLE SYSTEM TONIC, a GENUINE SPECIFIC for NERVE, BRAIN, and PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION, LOSS OF APPETITE, INDIGESTION or DYSPEPSIA, , LIVER COMPLAINT, KIDNEY TROUBLES, WEAK OR LAME BACK, RHEUMATISM or SCIATICA, AN/EMIA, IMPOVERISHED BLOOD, HEART WEAKNESS, SPINAL TROUBLE, FEMALE AILMENTS, GENERAL DECLINE, and are ESPECIALLY BENEFICIAL in RESTORING to PERFECT HEALTH and VIGOUR THOSE who are WEAK and DEBILITATED either from DISEASE, WORK or WORRY. S , LUNGS CLOGGED WITH PHLEGM* THROAT SORE AND INFLAMED. A Christchurch Resident Sceptical of Cur« until he tried BAXTER'S LUNC* PRESERVER. Mr. Ramsey, Victoria-street (#l2/08) writes: — 'TO Mr. J. Baxter.— Dear Sir,— l feel -B- it my duty to write and thank you for tho good I have received from your Lung Preserver. Some years ago I contracted a severe cold, and after trying many new remedies that were advertised, I wus no better oft' than before. My lungs seemed clogged with phlegm, and my throat was sore and inflamed. I was pretty scoptical when J read your advertisements.. However, I speculated in a shilling bottlo of your Lung Preserver, and I must confess it soomed aa if the medicine was specially made to suit my case. Tho sore throat disappeared with the first bottle, and by tho time the second bottle was done my chest was free from phlegm aim I was feeling quite myself again. I always keep a bottle bea&de me, and take a dose at the first siga of a cold,' and in thia way have 6uco*Mfull.v combated cold 9 and influenza wer since, — Signed, W. RAMSEY.'i
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Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 73, 27 March 1909, Page 12
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