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IyK $ i -MTAt" IR THB STiiLB. " UNIVCTSAt." BUHUM UM, H fIP J EtUMAN'B CLLIMAN'S H **£. '. *** S>nlat. KkMB*UM«. Certs, fir Mtmaattui. Smuu. BnlM. il aw < tpUtt wkra fenotat, S»rnn( Sia- lumkai*. Sin TkNtTtrM (•*«, II Spfc $ m. CtfttA ItedM. Ivcrreaclus. Neural |U tr*m C»M. C«M at th» H S£p J ■ Brsitu. Cirti. Intea Knees. S*re Chtil. Cb.r»nlc Brinihttl* Craa* 11 Ss> / • M«aM»rs> fen IkrMtt.S*rc lack! BadAcke" SmaiS •nS«tain!r |1 i 9«; 4 ' |o Iteraca, Syralas la Bti>, Cr»»» uerciM.de. Biitnai'a *Uti I* it» II H9' j CI4JMAN, IWHYA St., SLQUBH. CNQUMfc <* U g! I work well, sleep well, eat well, and £*^VJ rttirJivL g] play weH, Ipcause lam always well! II if* Vk / /ir^ftjffl H Te be fit one must enjoy good health. >vS^^»S^^^Sfl^V I gi How many thousands of people ffl jfl^^ffff > I ji in New Ze&bmd are in indifferemt fSJ, V^®*K^«' n 'Ask the first ten people joumeefc«i> i /V^i B the street hew fbey fed, and it is a ■ I^JT *^> Sj oertaimbj that-eight will answer i "Not gf^ r**'. v^J if up to the mark." Ask them the cause jMStE * -T^tV PIP 1 "" H of the trouble, and invariably tike >n^gM fcg -*—. - H " iisGESTioi ! n ,^^lbk| S INDIGESTION is another name for ACIDITY, HEARTBURN g FLATULENCE (BELCHING OF WINS), CATARRH 8F THE U STOMACH, FOUL BREATH, LO6S OF APPETITE, AND GENm ERAL DEPRESSION. | M Why suffer from these distressing complaints when a gw«rant©ed g cure -is at you Tory hand. I RENZIE'S PEPSO ji is the guaranteed core, because it supplies tke natural jniow ef digm9 turn, combined with the greatest known toaics. i gj RENIIE'S PEPSO digests th« food you eat; cleanses, purifies, g| and strengthens tke glands and membrane of tke stomach and dill gostive tract. j| RENZIE'S PE?SO is sold everywhere by chemists and stores | 2s. 6d. n If your chemist or stoerkeeperr is out of it, ask him, and he will fig procure it- fer yeu. m WELLINGTON, * M Bear Sir,— 12th April, 1916. M Please accept ray warmest thanks on the saceese of your preparation, U "Braziete Pepso." For soiae years past I have been a great suff«J»r from' If indigestion, and during that time have tried many preparations, eeme of H which gave temporary relief, others being quite neelass. fa I was advised to take a bottle of "Renzie's Pepso," and obtained relief" g| from th© first dose. I took two bottles in all, and am absolutely cared. B M I can. confidently recommend it ta all suffering from indigestion. H 11l Yvnvs truly, MAURICE W. WELCH, U 1 RENZIE'S PILL fixes the Liver. &l *' i SEE ROBERT JOHNSON'S (CUBA-STREET) WINDOW FOR DISPLAY. ALSO SEE FRANK SHAW'S WINDOWS, MANNERS-STREET, TORY-STREET, i AND CECIL PHARMACIES.

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