Medical. T | \ " | I Unable to Work! 0 NO APPETITE ! { 1 COULD NOT SLEEP! 11 flyer's Sarsaparilla COMPLETELY CUBED HDL T> J Mr. T. J. Clune, of WalkeriiUe, % |?4 f laide, South Australia, writes t If 3 "Six years ago, I had an attack of Indigestion and Liver Complaint that lasted for weeks; I was unabl» to do any hard work, had 110 appe-' f tite, food distressed rue, and Isuf. ' I fered much from headache. My v $ skin was sallow and sleep did not ? f refresh me. I tried several reme. ' I dies and consulted a doctor, with. '- 'i out obtaining any relief; finally,- ' • :5 one of my customers recommended "i 5 Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It helped me '■ '• ' from the first,— fact, after taking' •' six bottles I was completely cured, -S 1 and could eat anything and sleep | f like a child." § |
AVER'S SARSAFARiLLA Cold Medals at the World's Chid Emnifa» /; AYER'S PILLS. Mild but Effective. A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. ' BEECH A JITS PILLS, FOR ALL Bilious and Nervous Disorders, I SUCH AS |? BICE HEADACHE, CONSTIPATION, WEAK STOMACH IMPAIRED DIGESTION DISORDERED LIVER, AMD FEMALE AILMENTS ' WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. \ ; In Boxes, Did, li ljd, and 2s 9d each, with fll dirtctiom. Is lid box contains 5$ pUll Prepared only bv the Proprietor! Thos. BEECHAM, SI. Helens,; ENGLAND. .'•§ BEECHAM'S Tooth Paste, # EFFICACIOUS—ECONOMICALCleanses the Perfumes the BrMtk, | In Collapsible Tubes of all Druggists •< & | "FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE," ;;
FOR CLEANSING and CLEARING the BLOOD ? from all IMPURITIES, it cannot be •; too highly recommended. _ -i\ For Scrofula, Scurvy, Eczema, Skin mid Blond Diseases, and Sores of all ■ kinds, it is a never-failing and p» - : manentcure. It Cures Old Si res : -: Cures Sores en the Neck Cures Sore Log* uj Cures Black) iead, or Pimples on Its Face il Cures Scurvy Cures Ulcers ' Cures Blood and Skin Piseuses ' i' Cures Glandular Sweilings S3 Clears the Blood from all impure matter, From whatever cause arising ?■& It is a real specific for Gout and Rheumatic pain* > It removes the cause from the Blood <•?. and Bones ' ' 4 ' As this mixture is pleasant to thfl - taste, and warranted free from anytiling injurious to the most delidU 1 constitution of either sex, the Proprie- ■ tors solicit sufferers to give it a trial to l test its value. THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS, if Clarke's Bluoil Mixture is sold fa j Bottles, 2s 9ii each, and in cases, con- - taming six times the quantity, lIS7.sufficient t<i effect a permanent cnreia the great majority of lons -undinl . ras?", BV ALL CHEMISTS and#; PATENT MEDICINE VHN'DOH! C-.i throughout the world. Proprietor/, ■, The Uxcolx and Midlands Coostih i, iJltuo COMPANY, Lincoln, England fTrade Mark—" Br.OOD MIXTURE. X CAUTION.—Ask for Clarke's Blood ji Mixture, and do not be persuaded t« take an imitation or substitute. COCKLE'S PILLS. J H FOR BILE. 1* COCKLE'S PILLS*- I FOR LIVER;, -j COCKLE'S PILLS. H FOR ACIDITY; *§ COCKLE'S PILLS. 1 FOR HEARTBURN. J COCKLE'S PILLS. »§ FOR INDIGESTION; || COCKLE'S- PILLS. § FOR SICK HEADACHE; | COCKLE'S PILLS/ I IN USE EVERYWHERE. § COCKLE'S PILLS. -I FREE FROM MERCURY, f COCKLE'S PILLS* I VUIN USE OVER 94 YEARS, | In Boxes at Is. 1 jd., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., lis., and 22». ; f| Of ill Xrilcine Vendors thnraglout the Wcril ||
ROBINSON'S HEADACHE CACHETS f JLt For Speedy and Certain Relief of Head»cb' | Is 6d per box. ■ S ROBINSON'NERVINE. # An Instantaneous Toothache Remedy. , g ROBINSON'S ANTIBIIiIOUS PILLS V 1 *) Cute Disorders of I.iver, etc., 6d and Is box I >, Prepared only hjr .. A J. W. ROBINSON, ?£ Day and Night Pharmacy, ' ; PARNKLU . THE WIFE'S WELFARE' within her own Control. Treatise posted free. «Jj* ' , Prof. Ifermanri, French Specialist, 11, East CoU* i Place, Melbourne, —; ' jggjgj
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10410, 7 April 1897, Page 6
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