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LIFE IS WORTH LIVING. Who gets the most out of life? The men or 'women who are always ailing, " sk, despondent, cheerl " - ■e always well—who si .Nature, and enjoy the origns ei blue sky, the singing of birds, e always cheerful t ' " A sick, lazy, ti: It will take the brightness and happiness out of any person's life. The whole world seems to be against one whose liver has gone on strike. Take care of your liver is good advice. This important organ telephones for advice and help when there is need for assistance. A small dose—about 30 drops—of DR ENSOR'S TAMER JUICE taken with a little water two or three times a day will soon alter that bad, "dark brown".taste, will relieve the sick "" idache. the flatulence, the constipation, i the other symptoms that always ac-badly-working liver. Let Dr ter Juice pat your liver right, id yon will find a vigour and life .vhich adds zest to both work and play. You will feel like a new person, with weet breath, and a ke ti carry a smiling face spite of worry and care if you keep your liver right by the occasional use of Dr Ensor's Tamer Juice. Sold by all medicine dealers in boitles. 2s Gd each, 'he Tusaicura Manufacturing Co., Dunr ■- —>le proprietors and manufaotu'.

LADIES' TAELOBS. Th* old«*t, T>est and largest firm in Australasia. New Styks in Coaba Had 81rirt8 from JSS ss; Skirt from .£1 10s. Nodine and Co., 76, Wellington terrace.

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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 6745, 17 February 1909, Page 6

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