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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIV, Issue 24, 9 October 1896, Page 24

WARNER'S SAFE CURE Was introduced in the Colonies in 1885, and since that time Kidney and Liver Diseases have been steadily on the decrease. In a warm climate, if one's Liver is in good condition and the Kidneys are acting normally, health is assured. AN AUSTRALIAN PIONEER. Roma, Queensland. From personal experience with Warner's Safe Cure I have no hesitation in advising persons having Liver Disease to take this medicine in preference to all other remedies that- may he offered them. For a long time I endured terrible suffering from that complaint. The pains under the shoulder-blades, down the back, and in my chest and side, were so severe that I could get no rest day or night. My appetite failed, and I became so weak and worn out that I was obliged to give up work of every kind. After spending much time and money in other directions, I started to take Warner's Safe Cure, and after using several bottles I am thankful to say that I have quite recovered my good health. HUGH BARNETT. (A RETIRED GOVERNMENT SERVANT.)

ALL OVER THE WORLD. William C. Herbert, V. S. N.,ffakes Ayer's Sanaparilla with Him Everywhere. Disordered Blood and Bad Stomach Cored Positively and Permanently. That is what Ayer's Sarsaparilla did for Past Assistant Engineer Win. G. Herbert, whose portrait is here given. Mr. Herbert has been an officer in the U. S. naval service for the past 16 years. His duties have taken him all over the world, and he has been on a constantgo for several years, through the Dardanelles, around the famous rock of Gibraltar, in the Mediterranean, through the Suez Canal, about the South Sea Islands, in Hawaii, round Cape Horn, to South America, Africa— everywhere, almost, under the sun he has cruised as a navy officer. On his return from one of his voyages the strain told on him. His blood was in a very bad condition, and his stomach was weakened, and, as lie says, he was " knocked out." Mr. Herbert says: "Although I look very hearty now, four years ago my health and physical condition were anything but good. 'Then it was that I found the constant knocking about had at last told on me. My blood was very poor and my stomach as bad. I had been cruising about in the service for a long time without any rest and without ceasing from my duties. Frequent changes in water and climate, such as I experienced, will weaken and debilitate the strongest of us, and I was no exception. In fact I was completely run down, and when I came home my family insisted on calling in the doctor. He prescribed for me and did all he could, but nothing came of it and I grew worse. As my blood seemed chiefly the cause of the trouble I thought I 'would give Ayer's Sarsaparilla a trial, seeing it advertised to cure such cases. I took a bottle in an aimless sort of a fashion, but when I found it helped my stomach and was commencing to clear my blood, too, I thought there might be some real merit in it, and accordingly began on a second bottle. Well, to make a long story short, the third completely cured me and restored me to my old-time health. My blood' was better than ever, and my stomach did not bother me in the least. Ayer's Sarsaparilla cured me. Now I take it whenever I feel that my system needs it, and I do not consider myself equipped for a cruise anywhere without a bottle of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It has, I assure you, my hearty indorsement and recommendation." Ayer's Sarsaparilla, The Only True Blood-Furifler.

P 0 W LEY AND KEAST 1 BOTTLERS OF SPEIGHT AND COS FRIZE ALES AND STOUT. Decision of Competent Judges at Tasmanian International Exhibition (Including Eight English Competitors) :—: — Powley and Keast — First Award (Gold Medal) against the world for Bottled Stout. Powley and Keast — Second Award (Silver Medal) a/ainst the world for Bottled Stout. Powley and Keast — Second Award (Silver Medal) against the world for Bottled Ale. The Largest and Most Complete Bottling Stores in the Colony. Order through the Telephone — No. f>l4. Note the Address : POWLEY AND KEAST, Bottler^. Hops Street, Dunedin.

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