FLETCHER'S PILLS never fail to euro I>< DIGESTION COSTIVENESS, SOUR BREATH. HEARTBURN, LIVER DISEASE, and KIDNEY COM PLAINTS. I- LETCHER'S PILLS.-, 101,E JIENTS lOMC arc the recognised household remedies''of ilic Austrian colonies. and every designing' quack tries I,> trade their reputation and renown. This i- !'■ gi entost proof of theii merit, and s:iil<?i-.■; » want to be particular to got the frehuiir articles as regret and disappointment n: sure to follow the use of the 111 i - °. f "All-failing" remedies so freely itdvei The reputation and v.-iiL—.j use of Clements Tonic and Fle'.chei's pi" • lie the groutest proofs of their appreciation by tlie public. If they were 'not. represented they would have passed on ot memory long ere tliis; but insfe., 1 their sale is greater and thev are m esteemed day by day and week by v,w! and this emphatically proves their undi-. pitted supremaiiy. Listen to no avgmucn lrom interested parties; demand tl . ITTtute' 1^5 and TAKE xo BITE '
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Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 3, Issue 146, 18 September 1895, Page 2
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160Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 3, Issue 146, 18 September 1895, Page 2
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