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Feilding Star, Volume II, Issue 351, 23 August 1907, Page 2

______________________________■.-----■■ >^m THE DAWN OF SPRING. fl The month of August announces fl the arrival of Spring, so far as New fl Zealand is concerned, and wattle fl blossoms, bud and bloom, appear in Jfl support of the announcement. Not fl only does Nature undergo great fl changes at the present time, but in- fl dividual changes affect the system H (more or less) as winter gives place fl to spring- At the commencement fl of wring you lay the foundation of fl good health for the summer months, < ■ y a careful attention to your diet fl and habits of life; discarding things ■ that were needful for cold weather, fl and adapting yourself to the require- fl ments of warmer days. There is fl no period of the year when a . ■ stomach and liver tonic ia so much ■ required aa in early Spring, and no t- ■ tonic so suitable at IMPEY'S MAY -fl APPLE. For indigestion, Bilious- . ■ ness, Flatulence, Livar Troubles, Bad ■ Blood and kindred ailments, this re- ■ medy is without equal. A taw drops ■ taken regularly after each meal arm ■ keep yon in perfect health, winter . ■ or summer. Can ba obtained at all ■ Store* for 2* 6d, or pott free, from ■ Messrs Sharland and Co., Ltd., Wai- jfl lingtoa. mm M Woods' Great Jfappenalnt Cure for ■ Cough* and Cold* nsm fail*, la M ■ aßd>«L - I