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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 902, 23 August 1910, Page 2

SUFFERED FOR TWELVE YEARS, "COULD NOT REST IN'ANT WAY, AND FELT AS WEAK AS A BABY." "I suffered from Piles and a pain in the left side, and very frequent headaches for 12 years," writes Mrs. E. James, Ely Place, South Adelaide, S.A. "I could never go out and do anything at all, did not know how to lie in bed, or rest in any way, and felt as weak as a baby. I had blotches on my face, and my skin went quito yellow, caused by my liver acting so sluggishly. I was always, trying medicines and pills from the Doctor, but.nothing did me'much'good, until one day I saw advertised in the paper LaxoTonic Pills, : and thought I would; try what they would do for rae. I took a box, and felt much-better, so. got another, and after taking them for' a short time was completely cured. They are the very best pills I ever came across, and I shall always keep tlieiri in the house." These ' frequent headaches and other pains are only symptoms of a disordered and weakened system, which requires building up. This can be done bytaking a course of Laxo-Tonic: Pills, which-correct all the troubles which give rise to these symptoms, and they thus effect a speedy cure. Price IOJd. and Is, 6d.—Advt. '.a

The Prussian police, are to be.provided with .au unexpected weapon against street demonstrators in the form ol cameras. l'rocessions will be snapshotted, and the photographs used as evidence, against. disturbers of the peace. Oh! Se> thai poor man with a corn, And nolo how he hobbles, forlornt PROGANDRA will easo him, So ploaso do not tcaso him. He'll bejiko a now baby born. . BARRACI.OUGH'S- PROGANDRA FOR CORNS, Is. The Into Archdeacon Sutton, vicar ol Pevcnscy, loft directions in his will that if "his son Walter should reappear" lie is to be assisted by llm family. 'Hie son vanished when in Africa, and is supposed to hove been eaten by lions. For Chronic Chest Complaints, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, 19- 6d., 2s. fid.—Advt. .