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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXII, Issue II, 9 January 1904, Page 11

A Weak Stomach Indigestion, No Appetite, Exhaustion, General Weakness,—All Dus to a Sluggish Liver and Impure Blood. Mr. G- A. Boxall, of Prahran, Victoria, sends us his i>hotograph and says 1 “I wish to tell every one the great if) Jp**®’***® 9 ’ 1 help I received from Ayer’s Sarsapaln 1/3 . villa. I suffered terribly from weakI 11l ness of the stomach, indigestion, and I F i biliousness, and I had no appetite. I Il Ipgkl I felt tired all the time. Sometimes it ■ seemed almost impossible for me to | ill J NJll ■ k 0e P about. But after using Ayer’s 1 111 'x Sarsaparilla for a short time for my IIIUM /fl // I blood and as a general tonic to my I\\ /111// I ' nervous system, and with an occasional \\'\\ A /kX‘> I . uso °* to k® 6 ? my bowels in ’lfcru/ / good condition, I rapidly improved, and _a m now enjoying better health than I have in along time. I now keep these g-—K xjSp? medicines near at hand and take just a little whenever I begin to feel badly, V W/, v for, you know, ‘a stitch in time saves | w vR/ nine.”’ “The World’s Greatest Family Medicine.’’ Of course you cannot enjoy good health if your stomach gives out. You must have an appetite, must digest your food, and must keep your liver active. Muscular strength, nervous strength, desire to be active, and a feeling of general good health may be yours by keeping your liver activo and your blood pure. It takes just two medicines for this: Ayer’s Pills for the liver, and Ayer’s Sarsaparilla for the blood. : It’s Ayer’s Sarsaparilla you want. Insist upon getting “Ayer’s,” for it’a Stronger, contains more ingredients, and cures quicker than any other kind. ayer:s B arsaparilia Strengthens the Stomach and Aids Digestion {Ayer’s Pills keep the liver in a healthy condition. Z ‘ »y »*• • ofl *’ LoweU. *«••• •’**