Kins Richard. Prisoner Behind Iron Bars.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13635, 19 February 1908, Page 8

Kins Richard. Prisoner Behind Iron Bars.

But no mbrt % prisoner than th« man or -woiß&n who suffers from ft aiuggUh gUv«. - j * You iMMmber tho story of Kins Richard. H« was ft prisoner fast and iirm behind iron bars. There was little pro»p*ot of e»c&p» and great danger of death «4 the hand* of bi» jaiier*. But King Richard wm.ao more a prisoner in nis day than thousands and thousand* of liftr tufieren an to day. A llvk suflnwr hu all sorts of ha«lib -making tympiom* ; b»d > h*«4achea, coto*tipati<m, debility, <H«*in«s, bad bTQtk, n«rvo\uneu, wind, heartburn, poor aflpatite, bad hlood, pale complwdon, ioiaig««tiou, pile*, rh«atrtfttiszu, pain between the ihouldan, palpitation, tie. One or two of the** symptom* km quite enough to make yaa * Baittmbie prisoner within your own hecae, and all beoftOM of » lifer that doftfn't work; yet the relief, the cure, and the freedom -axe so easy. A do*« of Blue M*4 Llyev Gbt* after each meal i* all ttftt is needed; TbisramftrfeaUt Ht«t remedy of vegetable origin at ■oeoeetfal because it oleanse*, toma, at»4 atrengthena thoroughly. - It e«*i A« liver working naturally- It ghnw a aoad afpetlte and inrarat axoaflamtcMaiien. It oreate* stratafth from the food eatan. It qviaily oha&c*« * ti^d atrawom "livar" priao&tt into ft bridat, healthful, rahaavt man. 1/6 and 4/0 per bottle, at ftU nwHflina dealew. , 6