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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 13886, 21 October 1905, Page 12

©op Ayer’s Sarsaparilla anil Pills Bring Bask ills Appetite, Insure Restful Felt Twenty Years Younger. mt 13 m V r Mr. A. Moyes, Franklin Adelaide, So. Australia, sends & his photograph, and says: “ I feel sure that it is to Ayer’s garsaparilla and Pills that I owe my good health. Previous to taking this medicine, I had no appetite and suffered from lost of sleep. I had no energy to do or to go anywhere. The doctor told me to go away for a change. I did so, and I did not feel any better after coming back, I came to the conclusion it was old age coming on me. Anyhow, I soon altered my opinion after taking the Sarsaparilla and Pills. Mow i can eat and sleep well; in fact, id I feel twenty years younger. And when West I need never fear the diet one lias to put up with on the fields, when my medicine-chest contains a bottle or so of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and Pills.” "Why is it that Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is such a strong nerve tonic? Why is it that this family medicine brings back the appetite, makes the nerves steady and strong, and gives sound and refreshing sleep? The answer is easy. Because it removes the impurities from the blood which irritate the nerves and keep them in a restless and weakened condition. When fed with pure blood, the nerves settle right down to their regular duties; the brain, stomach, kidneys, and heart all do their work as nature Intended. To got these results you must take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, not some other kind. The market is full of imitations. aparilla Purifies the Blood. Strengthens the Nerves. ' Ayer’s Pills keep the liver active. They aid the Sarsaparilla. ■OroDsxed tiy DS. J. C. AVER CO.. liOweU, Maas.. TT. S. A.

Unworthy Competition Cotton has been imported recently into this Colony for manufacture into socalled Woollen Goods. Be on your guard ! There’s not a shred of Cotton or a thread of shoddy in any fabric made by the “ MOSGIEL” COMPANY. Only Pure New Zealand. Wool* Insist on “Mosgiel! ”

“I firmly believe that it tae were well fed our’ workliousesi gaols sad asylums, "would soon be empty-” - Sir JOHN OORST, M-P i“T> m psi . i?»to Squals in nutriment i-Ib. Beef or Ton- Gaps of ordinary Cocoa. And is absolutely free from all chemicals, ■;?% Aids Digestion. Braces the Nerves. Invigorates the System. *«it fe aMe tojpßp^rt, “ A"* “ ■' ’