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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 4, 6 January 1910, Page 3

Mrß. &Mrsß. and Suratura. .. . ■ ■.' ..." '■'*'+, ——— ~'., \ : Said Mr B. to Mrs 8., " My dearest heart, it seems to mo I'm not quite as I used to be. Although I never risn a spree ne>r to strange idols bend the knee, T'm growing, old at forty -three.. —The thought is cruel misery !" .Said Mrs B. to Mr 8., "These two years past, or maybe threo, I find no joy in things [ see, and things I taste. whate'tr they bf 1, all taste about the same to me. -> must be getting bilious, B." ■ Said Mr B. to Mrs 8., " I think we ought to change our tea/ " The same idea occurs to me," said Mrs B. to Mr B. . y . ■- Now Mr B. and Mrs B. are gay and sprightly as can be; for they have found the Perfect Tea that fills their lives with zest and glee—the tea called Suratura D.

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