Page 5 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1649, 7 October 1903, Page 5

Weak and Nervous Loss of Appetite. Indigestion. Impure Blood. Severe Headaches. An Easy and Prompt Cure. . I'.""?' ,"7*r?V"T'4 J • J# * f >*y*^Vr^* *■ •' *”,* / ** *• * • * • "••••• * is * WmMJdMfo' m I /SOT* 1 m iwl m l s\\s if Hg i IM Mrs. Marian Pascoe, of Christchurch, New Zealand, sends a photograph of herself and little boy and says: “I liad indigestion very badly. My food rested heavy on my stomach. I lost my appetite and rapidly grow •weak. My blood became impure and I had almost constant headache. I was so nervous I hardly knew what to do. A friend suggested that I try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, which I did, and only a few bottles made me strong and hearty again. My little boy began to complain, said he was all tired out, could not play, nor do anything. He lost his appetite, and grew weak and languid. I tried the Sarsaparilla on him also, and he was Soon .perfectly well.” “ The World’s Creates! Family f^edicisue-’ 9 When you lose your appetite, when your food distresses you, and when your nerves are weak, you may know that severe disease is not far away. Taken in time, the cure is easy and prompt. You must strengthen your iigestive organs, purify your blood, and put your whole nervous system into better condition. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla will do this for you every time. And t will give to languid and thin children the energy and vitality natural to them. Experiments are dangerous. Avoid imitation Sarsaparillas. Insist always rpon getting Ayer’s, the oldest, strongest, best Sarsaparilla. Y Sarsaparilla Makes the Blood Rich and the Nerves Strong Constipation, biliousness, slck-bsadaolie, all cured by Ayer’s Pills.