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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9404, 10 January 1894, Page 3

Medical. "GRATEFUL RESULTS'* I Mrs.Xydia M. Tarbox, of Altoona, ; • Pennyslvania, U. S. A. A Life of Suffering and Misery, without Sleep, without Appetite, with, Bowels always Out of Order. j Restored to Health by the use of | Ayer's Sarsaparilla "Last Spring. I was grievously afflicted ' with Biliousness and Liver • Complaint. My mouth was in a terrible condition every morn. tag, my tongue thickly coated, my breath waa offensive ; food distressed, me, I suffered much ' from headache, my skht was sallow, and my ' bowels were always out of order. Sleep did ..' - not .refresh me, nor did the many remedies, recommended do me any good. At last I com. «' menced using Ayer*s Barsaparilla, and my im- ,'' provement began almost from the first dose. It - relieved the distress about my liver, regulated ' my bowels, caused .food to set well on my stomach,' v - cured mv headache, improved my complexion, -. and restored my appetite. These unloosed for, ,' but grateful, results were accomplished by- only " •'- two and a half bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla."-* '!:'-■ Mas. Ltdia M. Tarbox, Altoona, Pa, U. S. A^g, ' Ayer's Sarsaparilla Made by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co, Lowell, Mass., U.S. A, Ha« cured others, will cure you< /#/V ' <&/ Maxwell's N^^ SYRUp\" / For Coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma, and^W all Diseases of the Chert and Lungs. h. Retail frem f Haslett, Queen-street, j/ 1 f>."» Crawford, Newton, cP* Smith, Onehunga, f<& "fry <rs>„\ Maxwell, <«>, v <£,Xmarket.Auck-X <> aX COCKLE'S PILLS, PRBK FROM MERCURY. COCKLE'S PILLS, FOII LIY3R. COCKLE'S PILLS, FOR BILE. COCKLE'S PILLS, ' FOR INDIGESTION. COCKLE'S PILLS, FOR HEARTBURN. COCKLE'S PILLS, J FOR SICK UKAOAOHK COCKLE'S PILLS, * FOR ACIDITY COCKLES TILLS, IN USE EVERYWHERE. COCKLE'S PILLS, IN USE NINETY YEARS. In Boxes at is. 1,(1. 2s Oil, is fid. lis, and 225, At all Medicine Vendors throughout • World Sapolio. ■ What force cannot do, ingenuity can.*

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