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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 938, 4 October 1910, Page 6

IF IT HAD NOT BEEN FOR '■"■■ILAXO-.T.ON 1C PILLS, I WOULD HAVE-BEEN IN MY ■■ .GRATE. ...' ..,-/•,,■■-. -I "I'have suffered for years fnom constd; pation, and sluggish liver, and always felt sick and ill," 'writes Mrs. An-nio Noll, Robert Street, HiLndaxarsh,": SX 'Tor-the constipation I:--regularly took , opening medicine till;!;got:in. that state I could not 'stop taking medicine, of this kind. This, had the effect of-weakening mo considerably. Jly: liver also worked badly, giving me a dullpain. between the shoulders, and making me saltyw in appearance. It is hardly;:an exaggeration to say I tried every medicine going but Laso-Tonic Pills, and, instead of getting better, I was getting _ worse all the time. Ono day I was picking up' some papers when I saw Laso-Tonic Pills advertised so I thought I would; try them, and goi a box at.once; now I am quite cured.: If it had not been for Laxo-Tonic Pills I would havo'been in my grave." • .: ■ In tho abovo . account of Mrs. Noll's trouble, we see clearly the evil resulting from the use of unsuitable medicine, fi was not. until this lady used Laxo-Tonic Tills that she derived any appreciable benefit. All who suffer as sho did should give Laxo-Tonic Pills a trial, and they will benefit as she did. Price, IOJd. and Is, 6d,-Advt, 8