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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5686, 3 October 1896, Page 6

Her BEood was Out of Order and She was a!I Run Down. Read what Ayer's SarsapariSla Did for Her. .No one to look to-day at Miss Sophie Kiefer,a pretty and stylish _young beUe, whofeo portrait s given above, and who lives at the northwest corner of Fourth .and Queen ?S£ti, Philadelphia, would imagine that she had ever been in anything but the pink of health. Her skin is clear and creamy, her teeth are white and even, she has luxuriant dark hair, and her eyes are large and bright, of a lustroua brown. Yet, notwithstanding Miss Kiefer's splendid appearance, only a year ago she was in extremely poo" health, and her blood was in a very bad condition. Miss Kiefer's story is best told in her own words : " When T began to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla I was not only run down, but I was thoroughly discoursed- Doctors and proprietary medicmea both failed to help mefewvTk.od was disordered. But the first bottle of Ayer's Sarsaparilla helped me so * ll that *I tol iTod tokeep it up, and did so Then, inside of a month, I began to ™iSk that the Sarsaparilla was a wonder. It cleared my skin completely and restored mi annntite 10 its former condition. My general health was recovered and the third a nce of disorder tommy blood. Not only that, but it left me S?tte?thSi ever. For several months I bad been ill and complaining. My ia ■„ ~«™i Mi,ifl from the condition of my blood, was very poor. I remember healthm general, Midyrom^nec l few tbat j waa °? e - l A^l n *«^?f d\f almost. My appearance, of which I always took consideraafraid I was grnng^ g me most of all, I will acknowledge. But as I We care, was the *htng tha t w«n r . fc eference tell you, rej washes, for it worked wonders with me. I cLSmmTnTA^^ is poor w whMe genwal health is unsatisfactory." Only Tru©. Blood-Purifier.! .._