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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 6086, 12 November 1898, Page 1

Gould Eat and Sleep Like a Child, Mfc end Mrs. Fortes, formorly of Johannesburg, now residents of East London, Capo Colony, send their portraits and testify to the merits of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. East London, CArc Colony, So, Africa, July 11,1890. "Shortly after leaving Johannesburg, wltcro wo had resided several years, I contracted a fever, which left mo in a very weak state. I was a long time without any improvement, and none dl'llio various remedies 1 tried, under the doctor's direction, did mo any good. My husband finally persuaded ine to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which cured several acquaintances of ours who had suffered from impoverished blood and general debility. 1 therefore began to take the Sarsaparilla, and its good influence was soon apparent. Within less than a month I was as well as ever, and could eat and sleep like a child, Gratefully yours, Lily Foiwes." Jfr, Henry Forbes writes in confirmation of his wife's testimony, and adds that he had suffered from dyspepsia and loss of appetite, and that he was cured by

Ayers SarsaparilSa. Beware of worthless substitutes. See that the namc-Aycr's Sarsapa. rllla-is on tlio wrapper, ami blown in tho glass of each bottle. Prepared by Dr. J, C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A. IN THE PIIICE OF Making this sterling preparation, WITH I r S UNRIVALLED LASTING PROPERTIES POSITIVELY THE CHEAPEST DIP is the MARKET. At the Recent (1698) Show ot THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND, of L^s4 SheepS,loWl1 ' were Dipped in Cooper. °ll4s Pr,zesAwa|,ded ' I 110 Won by Cooper-Dipped Sheep. The British Isles being tlie homo of almost nil the Sheep Dips now pushed in these Colonics the above authentic figures speak for themselves. The relative position of COOl'Bll is much llie smne nl ALL THE LEADING SHOWS IN THE WORLD. Its output list year sulliccil to dip ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILLION SHEEP! The Shearing Hoard and Show Pen-A'Ol' (lie DijJjmij J?a(/t—reveal THE TRUE COST AND VALUE OF A SHEEP DIP.

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