THE CUP OP MISERY!* ""~ *i^* Is drained to its dreg 3by the sad dyspeptic, and Now Zealand is full of thfie cheerless, hopeless, irritable people. It is the- incessant struegle, tho constant hustle, the hurry, worry and rush after something more, so characteristic of the people, that is tho cause of all the misery, Muluutrition is the first cause of all the trouble ,- the undigested food in . the> steuhfeh fermr-nts and poisons tho b'l6o"£'/the liver becomes torpid, and the'"ttl3ney^ get out of order. Keep your he'altEjby taking linpey's May i\pple, the .Yjjjfer- | ei»n remedy for dyspepsia, constipation, i biliousness and all stomach ailments. The good it does is parmanont. Chemists and storey, 2a Cd. Wade's Wobk Figs—the Wonderful Worm ■\Vorrior3—aro a gafo and sure remedy, in 1: boiei ; sold erernvherc. '
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7308, 30 May 1902, Page 2
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