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Southland Times, Issue 19006, 27 March 1903, Page 4

j3<e Jftrong " Why not be Sftronff? Why not have agCod appetite and a good digestion? • Wby not feel well and hearty, all the ' time-?- Yott can just as'Hvell havb it yojar. own way as not, for there -is <_ strength, vitality, powerf.and good health in every bottlo of ' Acer's Sarsaparilla. Always keep it ou hand. Here are the^vorfls- and thoipho.tdgmi.h of Jlr. It; 111 Archer, of Hob-Art., Tasmania :..' " I often find myself weak, without appetite, and my wholo syetcm all run dD.wni My "blood gets impure and l.h^ve l)oils«nd-erup-tions. Then I always n&CrX yer's Sarsaparilla, . f(Jr it makes my blood purcand rich, givea-mo strength .atfd vitality, .and braces me up Wonderfully.' 1 -"-/" ■».-■, IYER'S Sarsaparilla • *There are t^i^y imitation " Sarsaparillas." Be 'sure you get Acer's. Keep Ayer^s Pills, on hand arid quickly cor- • reel' a iiy tendency tQ constipation. It's an easy way to prewut sickness. . -j Prtptred by Dr . j. C. Ayer ft Co., Lowell, M«s»., U.S^ Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures the old and . does ,'not produce 'any bad fitocts. It the lungs and eaves -the. system" in a^ healthy conditions Jt, always. cure»Vand. cures* quickly. Mtcalister and Co.. chemistßr Bell it. MP ERfAIf ALF POOD V OAN BE USED WITB[ EITHER SBTM SEPARATED MILK OR WHEY. Made f^om malt, cooked and mncookad eeraals", 'scientifically blended, ao as to bf thVbeit sjibstitute for whole milk.: At • the same time . will not .cause " scaurs/ as is\ the -case with Unseed alone. If mix* ed and fed according to Instructions, it it the most economical food in the market. ,A small bag: (i2stt>) will last one call tiro weeks.Jfcnd longer if milk is plentUul , PAOB^D IN 251 b BAGS OR 3001 b :; , ;. ;Ns .-■-"> saoks. Awarded Gold Medal, Dunedln Exhibition 1888 V Flrst» i AwArd and Special Mentloi Iveklaad iMiibition^lsa^ . J TESTIMONIALS, - Frpm J. Burt Veale, Midhurat, Taranaii, 22nd, 1893 B««r Sir,— l have much pletfenrs in recommending to my farmer friends ii Taranakl the- »se of the "Imperial" palf Meal as a valuable help In th« amciteasful rearing of ; their caU^a. . Is mj -opinion' that used in moderate qnan^ltiei cooked and mixed with aklm milk, it. answers' -all the purposes of the imported meal at;a"bout half the post. I have tried them both, .and In each case have bw satisfied with \he results, but, l give the 'preference- t .to the .^ Imperial "on account of^itß being th%miicn cneaper- feoJerjol the two/a. very valuable oonaWeration" in a place where the values of cattlt arevonly nominal.-'Yours faithfmlly^ J, BURT VEAI+E. : .. It .-.' ' (Vxtract from the Wyndhain Herald A Jmnt Mr John Mcßeaii, of Seaward Downs, yesterday told us of a satisfactory experience h* has had in rearing calves witK artiflcial food. He raised 20 calves' oa' ■" Imperial " Oalf Food, and at the samt timfhad votbers which ha fed with sew milk. Th« former did quiiias well *• the latter, and (whan sold five montkV old) realised top market values. Mataura Island, Jan. 24th, 190 J. . Maaar> Langdown and Son, OnVißtchurch. Dear' Sirs,— Re- Oalf Food purchased* 'i from* you. "I may -say, that I was well pleased with it, as my calves did very wall while.»ied' with it; and I coneidar it rerjr satisfactory as an economical Oall. re^*^T««rs faithfmlly. T^ W s FOSTBB " At Ohrlstchnrch A. and P. Show, *Tot., !•»•, the First Prise Exhibit for Teal Oalf aot .exceeding eight weeks' old, ami l»r bmtcher^s purposes ©nly, was^»are«, ,ipem « lmperial-'*roalf Foed, WBI»HT« STBPMENSON * GO, ■mm-AcmmU fer Imyercargllli L ANGDOWW * SON fIVttISITOHUKaK.