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Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 8060, 19 November 1906, Page 2

I DR SHELDON'S DIGESTIVE TABULES I After cacti meal, give the stoicaoh perfect rest, because they contain all the natural I digestants as found in a healthy stouiaoh, i This id a common-sense method of treatling all stomach troubles, and the results ; are certain. Mr F. Woodward, 205 Ross- • street, I'ort Melbourne, Victoria, in a letter to the Sheldon Drug Company, writes as follows:—''The Dr. Sheldon Digestive tabules purchasod ftom you some time ago ( have {,-iven universal satisfaction among my i trade. My wife has suffered from acute i attacks of dyspesia and indigestion, but j since taking your Tabules has experienced great relief. Sim suffered so badly at times that she could not eat a piece of bread and butter as big aB her three finI gers'i but ndw, aiuar u3in d ' Dr. _heldou ; j j Digestive Tabules, her appitite has returned and she can eat as well as ever, and her meals are a source of pleasure to her. Personally, i always carry some of your Tabules with me, and find they are of great benefit to me. Have recommended them to my neighbours, whose testimony J fully accords with our own. Am convinced I they era a preparation of great uierit | for dyspepsia and indigestion.'' Ob- ; tamable at'ireen and Colebrook, Ltd., and | branch stores; Thomas Wells, Cambridge; Q. M. A. Ahier, Te Awapjutu, and T. H. Chapman, Kihikihi. A plentiful supply of Al. grade' separator hotter, at 1M per pound at I'idd find | Stanton's Grocery and QoafeQtionerj I Wore.-., Hamilton. 0 j