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Otago Witness, Issue 2921, 9 March 1910, Page 25

THE ONE THING NEEDED. Without fire, without heat! Without! digested food, no strength! That's Nature's law, and it serves everybodji alike. Digested food makes us stronar, vigorous, and healthy. Undigested fooil makes us weak and ill. Dyspeptics are al* ways weak and ailing. All they need to rnaka them 6trong and well is the power t« digest food, and that is ust what Ensor'a Tamer Juice gives. It helps the stomachs, liver, and kidneys to do their work pro-> perly. That is all, but it ie enough! Mrs W. Johnston, of Palmerston, sayssl " I turned, as- I should have done long before, to Dr Ensor's Tamer Juice, and al few bottles soon restored me to health." And Mr William Johnston, her husband, says: —" I had for some time been suffer- | ing from a feeling of depression, loss of appetite, etc. I grew very thin and loefc weight. Then I tried Ensor'6 Tamer! Juice. Since then I feel a different person. My appetite has returned, and I now enjoy my meals. The feeling of depression has quite passed away, and I can do my daily work with pleasure. I have also gained weight, and feel decidedly more robust." TAMER JUICE, bj acting gently, but directly, upon the stomach. _ liver, and bowels, re-tores sound digestion, the trtt« j foundation' of health and strength.