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banishedThg in an old lady of 70 who had never expected to feel any better. Her name is Mrs. Louisa Sniall and she writes from Avondale, Church Street, Ryde,N.S. W., (sth July 1910) that: "Fornearly 7 years I had suffered jrom rtk general debility, and, as I ''JLjj& om 70 years r old, I did not i|?jpp&> -expect ever to. feel any better. {M&& X?fP A bout 4 weeks ago, I decided to take Scott's Emulsion, fand after only two bottles I feel quite strong and ivcll. Scott's Emulsion is indeed a .very valuable medicine. A dessertspoonful taken in a small cup of hot milk at bedtime ensures me a good night's sleep." ! Debility yields equally surely to Scott's Emulsion in persons of all ages. • Your I age ' makes no difference ; the important' thing to remember is that if you suffer from debility, Scott's will banish, it. And" Scott's is the only emulsion which can prove by world-wide testimony that 1 it CAN do this. This CERTAINTY should be worth to you many times the price, of Scott's Emulsion, so 'do, not ask ! for " emulsion " — ask for | SCOTT'S EMULSION. j Of all Chemists and Dealers in Medicines.

mfJm W ANDGOODI)IG:E^ TION - j iThe dread of food—because of the pains that follow, tfce dull I weight in your stomach, the windy pressure round your heart— J is a natural consequence of indigestion. This all-too-common m a complaint consumes your strength, wastes away your tissues (and breaks down your nerves. Thousands of people , are 'worn A out, weary, weak and disheartened by the ravages of- indigestion I * and its kindred complaints, biliousness and constipation. When I •. that' is your condition, don't despair, for you can certainly be ■ ! cured by Mother Seigel's Syrup. It has cured more' people of I stomach and liver troubles, pains after' eating, loss of appetite, 1 headaches, biliousness and constipation than any other medical J . preparation that is before the public. , Test it yourself ! j I THE DIGESTIVE TONIC 1 ■ ■.■ .■.■ ■ ■ ■■■ ) * (Mr. jr Higgins, 18, Atherton Street, Fitzroy, Vie, says:— "l J had headaches, was very costive, and suffered from terrible pains 1 in tne stomach after eating. I could only take a little of the J > lightest nourishment, and even that was frequently rejected. I » !lost all my strength, decreased .very much in weight,- and I had t to give up work. " m ' " fl " After giving ordinary medicines a fair -trial, I had to give l m them up. I then began a course of Mother Seigel's Syrup.. After, a (taking only three bottles of .the Syrup I was back to , my work j a well man. I was cured, and have kept well ever since." ' 9 j MOTHER j IT CURES INDIGESTION I j I TAKE IT DAILY, AFTER. MEALS. . .'. " \