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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4309, 19 March 1901, Page 3

Gives Appetite, Tones Up the Nerve*. When the blood is bad everything is bad. There is loss of appetite, great depression, the nerves are weak, no energy, the face is pale, and there is loss in flesh. Mrs." Annie Power, of Spring Hill, Brisbane, Queensland, sends us her photograph and says : A M ... 1 havc suffered greatly from loss of appoweakness of the nerves, thin blood, and from the trying climate of this part of the country, especially during the summer. 1 hai’eiiNed ° with perfect satisfaction for these troubles Other members of my family have taken ,t , man y °t my friends. I believe it to be .he best family medicine there is in tb* world.” If you are constipated, bilious, tongue coated, or if your food does not digest well, take Ayer’s Pills. I»repi«d by Dr, J. C. Ayer & Co.. Lowell, Maes.. U.S.*

fTtHE BEADING PACE.—'Watch and JL , you will find that eight readers out of ten are expending physical energy in useless face and eye contortions. Facial gymnastics may be "habit,’' but there is always a cause for habit. In seven of the eight oases the "reading face" is the direct result of eye strain. We adjust glasses which remove the cause, prevent premature wrinkles and preserve your good looks for the future. 39. ALFRED LEVI. LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. * T. H. MOEBISON. Manager. Are You Listening ?, ■\k it Concerns All In correcting : and preventing the ill effects of unwholesome water no other medicinal beverage possesses such peculiar virtues as ' ' FES .SCHNAPPS. In Rheumatism, Gravel and cases of Obstruction in the Kidneys and Bladder —its effects are prompt and decided. Acknowledged by,the Medical Faculty.

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