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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8315, 13 May 1905, Page 7

Ai EH i ifii jiil, €£ d% «J IP aß4fe4% < £J!& | fe For PrfiSßflt Wear at SEES SPECIAL WTISTZDa-W" DISPLAY-

A MONET- SAVING EVENT!

For Old and Young

LANE'S EMULSION LANE'S EMULSION LANE'S EMULSION LANE'S EMULSION **# Lane's Emulsion fieals sore lungs. It is a lung-healer and a body-builder^ Specially good to make sickly children strong children. Builds bone, muscle, and fat. The good that Lane's Emulsion does is permanent. 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. Chemists and stores. *** LANE'S EMULSION LANE'S EMULSION LANE'S EMULSION LANE'S EMULSION 145

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Public School Teacher 30 Years. Overworked. Completely Prostrated. How to Get Strong and Well,

A SAVING OF 3'- IN THE £

THREE SH3X.LINGS IN THE POUND.

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Ed, and I was able to walk freely. Whenever I feel ' arm and lam all right again. I

tell, Rozelle-Bal-main, N. S. W M sends the photograph of himself and grand children, and says: "As a result of overwork I became completely prostrated. Friends advised me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I did so, and before the first bottle -was used I was able to get up and dress myself. Before I had used three bottles my appetite had repoorly I take a few doses of Aver's Sarsap a, g^ have been a public school teacher for more than thirty years, and I can truthfully say that I believe Ayer's Sarsaparilla is as good for the young as for the aged. This testimonial tells two remarkable things about Ayer's Sarsaparilla. First, that it will cure people when they are very ill indeed, "completely prostrated," as Mr. Brettell says. It also tells how valuable a medicine it is " when one is not very ill, simply "feeling poorly." The reason for this is because Ayer's Sarsaparilla goes right to the foundation of things. In every case it first Temoves all impurities from the blood, and then renews and builds it up. This brings good appetite, sound digestion, strong nerves, and •robust health. ' It is "Ayer's" Sarsaparilla you want, not some new, untried kind. (Jet .the old, genuine, original Sarsaparilla, "Ayer's."

OWING TO THE LATENESS OP THE SEASON, AND TO OUR BEIKG OVERSTOCKED, "WE HAYg DECIDED «© MAKE OUR PATRONS A ! SPECIAL. OFFER FOR ONE MONTH ONX.Y IX ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCKS, VIZ.-A CASH DISCOUNT OFF THE USUAL MARKED PRICES OP . / 15 PER CENT, OR 3/- IN THE £ ON EVERY 10/- SPENT.) FOR INSTANCE- - " • IF YOU SPEiNi) 10s, WJB GIVE YOU Is 64 IF YOU SPEND 20s, WE GIVE YOU 3s „ IF YOU SPEND 30s, WE GIVE YOU 4s 6d . .IF YOU SPEND 403, WE GIVE YOU 6s , • _ . , And so on, up to Any Amount. .. , .-, .

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A LITTLE LESSON IN HEALTH

The idea is too prevalent that when symptoms of constipation occur,, sluggish liver, headache, biliousness, mdigeation and dizziness, a drastic purgative is required. This is not so. Strong purgatives aggravate the constipated condition, by dangerously weakening the organs they act upon. The liver, stefcnach; and kidneys must be toned up and: strengthened as' well as : cleansed and corrected. California -JIUJB ,<rf $ l & n performs this double duty pFeasalitly, safely, and always thoroughly, overcoming instead of intensifying the tendency to habitual constipation. It assists Nature without strain" or. violence. California Syrtip of Figs is as effective and reliable with the strong a^ obust adult as with the fragile chi -Of chemists everywhere, Is 3d and is lid.

TIME AND MONEY WASTED

Many a mother has had to go without a new spring bonnet just because •he. did not know of Chamberlain's Oough Remedy. The children got colds and croup during the winter, and •he experimented with various curesspent the winter and most, ot her money experimenting-rand l f then nad to take them away for the spring. Had she used Chamberlain s Remedy the little ' ones would have been quickly cured, and their . systems left in such a healthy condition that they would not have needed a^change. Farther-- all this would have been acoottplished for lc 6d. 2

The soTry dyspeptic. submerged, '™J&.g*&h : Who feels most dejected and fit for his . : tomb; . , ' .- . , ,; '".■'•■■ The poor hypochondriac who wander? xn With no one to speak to and nowhere logo. Whom no consolation nor comfort can please Who he's a martyr to every di^]>t e t"em aid their digestion and keep their And b S«ur*pon WOODS' GEEAT PBPPERMJ^T CUBE.