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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 25, 22 June 1907, Page 42

Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is a wonderful medicine. We give below the testimony of a grateful husband: “My wife has all her life long been subject to rush of blood to the head U an( l f a i nt ' n S‘fit 3 - In later years these were more frequent, and her skin beI came very sallow. She had scarcely _ any appetite, and it was not safe to l eave her home by herself for fear l \ a tinting-fit. I may state we had . I rf—\ r. ' medical advice both in England and I h ere in New Zealand, but it did no good; so, some months back, I suggested that she take Ayer’s Sarsapa- \ rilla. She protested against it, believing it to be quackery, but I pur/'ii chased a bottle just to give it a trial, ’ and result was marvelous. Mrs. Moul has taken five bottles, and now she is a new creature. “I forward you her photo by this mail, and you can make what use you think proper of this statement. Yours gratefully.” —John F. Moul, Ty-Coed, Swanson, Auckland. “P.S. I omitted stating that the photo was taken since using the Sarsaparilla.” Be sure you get the right kind of Sarsaparilla —“AYER’S.” Don’t let anybody induce you to try some other kind. You will regret it if you do. If you are not in good, vigorous health, if your nerves are not so strong as you wish, if you are feeling run down and depressed, buy AYER’S S arsaparilla today and begin the certain cure. Prepared by DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., TJ. S. A.

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By Appointment to H.M. The King and The Prince of Wales. SALT "THE HOSPITAL," London, October 13th, 1906, says "This famous salt maintains its qualities for digestibility and savour. Besides chloride of sodium this preparation contains phosphates which render Cerebos Salt not only a flavouring ingredient but a food in itself.” Agents—L. D. Nathan dz 4 Ce., Ltd., Auckland.