Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13439, 10 June 1912, Page 4

IN DESPERATE STRAITS. "Mine was n. s-orinua ease—l suffered t H -o lone; from Indigestion bofor-? I found relief'I'l' said a.strong man to africr.clono day. "At last I was willing -bo try everything and anything that was t-v'X-costcd to mo. Someone said that one thing was good, nomoojio clno said mother, and I tried almost ovorythJrig j without result until at last — " "You gavo tip hope," said the friend. "I gavo up hope," said the cirontx i man. "But" 'ono day a syKuxvthisr-v j plaosd m my hand a box of Baxter's ! Conipoimd Quinine Pill?,'Tot;'^o the lr-n\: I'm.going tn try,' I smid, and I took ilie pills ' donbtingly. And thr>y were th<> last—Baxter'sv C:)mpound Quinine Pii3n j me. I stuck to tV^r.r pillp when I found them eil'ective, jind horo I "-in — cured! They're only Is Gd a box at chemists and stores, and I -wonldn't ba without Baxter's Silver Coated Pi'.ls. for anything. I always carry them wifch me." - " '