fig 1 “I had * -very aaveia lung trouble •nd was ao weak that I could scarcely walk about or talk. All my fricndw believed I could never get well. 1 then began to take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral and immediately felt an improvement. It took only two bottlea to work a complete cure. It certainly saved my life.” Thia is one of thousands of testimonials to the wonderful value of 'Gherrq Pectoral in cases of colds, coughs, and lung and throat troubles of all kinds. A standard and unrivaled remedy for sixty years. In large and small bottles. Beware of imitation so - called “ Genuine Cherry Pectoral. ’ ’ Be sure to get “AYER’S Cherry Pectoral.” Prepared by Dr. J.C. AjertCo., Lowell, Mau., U.S. A. j| DYSPEPSIA J Jj CANNOT EXIST v® where the stomach is entirely tv* relieved of its work of digestion. When the stomach has a* (TS nothing to do but rest, it gets 5v I fife I ; ''veil and strong in a natural ||s way. The perfect dyspepsia |K cure, therefore, is one that will , 'tjg digest the food and permit Ag Nature to restore the stomach. gL .DR. SHELDON'S g! DIGESTIVE TABULES do just this thing. No matter how much you eat or what gX ”♦3 COQ dh< on of your stomach §»* is, your food is properly and ; perfectly digested and your al ire stomach regains its strength -48 and gets sound and well. 24s SOLD EVERYWHERE 2/6 PER TIN.
BUTTER-SCOTCH Is the most delicious sweet for children, and the favourite in England. C ALL ARD g BOWSER’S Butter-Scotch Is beyond criticism Mothers give it their children, because it is pure, and Medical Men say it is nourishing. e Ask the Confectioner for it, and note tie brand,the ‘Thistle.*
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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXVII, Issue 22, 1 December 1906, Page 29
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295Page 29 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXVII, Issue 22, 1 December 1906, Page 29
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