NEWSPAPERS AND THEIR READERS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2850, 28 October 1908, Page 19

NEWSPAPERS AND THEIR READERS.

Most New Zealand papers have so often published accounts of remarkable cures, in various parts of the Dominion, effected by Dr Williams' Pink Pills, that this remedy, is in very great demand. Unfortunately people have sometimes trouble in getting the genuine article, because some tradespeople persistently try to induce customers to take son*c- b' % i elee. "This is just the same," or " good," is the favourite catch phrae- .3 substitutor, who really, knows nothii:^ _ .aut the article he ie trying to sell. It's a fair question to ask: " Whoever heard of these imitations curing anyone?" Might, just' as well throw your money away as buy them. There are" lots of honest ohemiets who don't pester their customers with imitations,, but give them - what they ajlfc for, . so that you are foolish to trade where you are noc fairly dealt with. "

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