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Otago Witness, Issue 2664, 5 April 1905, Page 23

Weak and Delicate Debilitated and Languid for Years. Health and Vigor now Fully Restored. Most Remarkable Cure. Mrs. Mabel Boulton, of Turbot j^^^^^^^^^^^^t_ St., Brisbane, Queensland* sends ai T|p^ us her photograph, and says: -ffiflfefplsgijlily f " From my infancy I -was weak /fflj|lS|pgp^ /^^ 0* anc * delicate, and grew to be anyBfßjfTT'pilr v thing but a robust child, suffering r g from debility, no appetite, and / *b- e usual consequences of such / uX^^fc"^ *^& complaints. But my parents, (rffcSmllE^ ~ hearing of the health-restoring / ti: Hlb iffiwi^a *-==^gsr properties of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, I ff^S^^^^^^^^Sr procured some for me, and I am V^^l^^^j^iS^B^P^agtefgSa^ aa PPy to say that after having taken two bottles I regained 2-W^ \i^Kfflß^ health and vigolN and a good mW////// \^lßffi™Braß^ appetite, and have not troubled /// \ \ A the doctors since - lam now tyA^»~ / 1 VwmraJßlHgg ij married and have a family of my I ''B«\\fiipT^S / f/ own ' am s t ron g an d well, and can \ nl\\ f S recommend Ayer's Sarsaparilla \ J' " as a good family medicine." Ayer's Sarsaparilla is certainly a splendid family medicine. It is just as good for the child as for the parent. The only difference is in the dose. The thin, pale schoolgirl is as much benefited as hsr tired, nervous mother. The rapidly growing boy, weak and languid, is as promptly aided as his overworked and overanxious father. Keep this grand medicine in the house. A dose at the right time will often save a long and expensive sickness. All Sarsaparillas are not alike. Look out for that. Avoid the many substitutes and imitations. Insist upon getting "Ayer's." AVER'S Sarsaparalia Takes out all Impurities from the Blood. Ayer's Pills are Sugar-Coated. A Mild and Gentle Laxative ■ Prepared by DPv. J. c. AYSS, CO., Lowell, aiass,. rr. a a,