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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 998, 13 December 1910, Page 9

CHRONIC CONSTIPATION, LIVER COMPLAINT AND NEURALGIA.

QUICKLY CURED .BY LAXO-TONIC PILLS. A BENDIGO LADY TESTIFIES. . "I suffered from chronic constipation for six. months after my baby was born," writes Mrs. A. Nolcn, 58"Eohuca Street Quarry Hill,': Bendigo, Vic "T wish- to" express my gratitude'to Laxo-Tonic Pills They, are really ' wonderful little . pills.'' The effect they had upon mv system was such as to both delight and surprise me. I had. suffered for somo Cimo from chronic constipation, liver complaint, and neuralgia. For tho latter I took many supposed sure cures, but never got any relief from tho pain. I camo to tho conclusion that it was the consequence of the poison in ray blood, so I tried what are called constitutional remedies, but the neuralgia still came on at regular intervals. For the constipation I regularly took opening medicine, till I got°in that state I could not stop taking mediciuo of that kind, which had the effect of weakening me considerably. My liver also-worked badly, causing a dull pain between the shoulders, and making mo sallow in appearance. I was getting worso all tho time. A friend advised me to get somo Laxo-Tonic Pills, sayin" that if they (lid not do mo good, nothing would. I followed' the advice, and'first thing I noticed I was-, no' longer constipated, my general 'health rapidly improved, and the neuralgia left mo altogether My liver is now all right too. ; • What I like about.Laxo-Tonic.Pills is they don't gripe or leave any unpleasant consequence, and they make ono feel lively and give a good appetite." Constipation is the causo of far more ills than many dream of. It can bo effectively treated by Laxo-Tonic Pills, which have been very aptly described as a tonic medicine, with u purgative or cleansing effect. They purge the system of all impurities, but at tho samo time provide vigour and tone. They aro obtainable everywhere. Price IOJd, and Is. Od. 8

Messrs. • Baldwin and Rayward, patent agents, Wellington; report that they have filed the following application's for patents in New. Zealand during the: Week ending December 0. .J. P. Donibush, Auckland, an improved motor;. 11, J. Hiokey, Hast-, iugs, adjustable hurdle for horse racing; J. H. Gay, Onmnru, improved method of and apparatus tor falling stono in quarries; Mrs. K. A. M'Gibbon, Dannevirke, improved apparatus for .use in'washing clothes; V. Nightingall, Melbourne,- improvements in electric cooking.appliances and water heaters; E. S. Siburn, London, improvements in loose leaf books, files and the like; S. B. Marchanf, South Australia, improvements in and relating to the erection and construction of walls and building's; H. V. Joliansen, Christchurch, improved guards for lifts and the' like; J. S. Richardson, ' Sydney, an improved composition of material for paths, i-bads and the like; A. J. Leech, Sydney, improvements in ladies', suspenders; H. I). Elliott, Sydney, Aerial pas<=enger-car for amusement purposes; F. • Russell, Ade--laide, improvements in bottle stoppers.

For Children's Hacking Cough at night, Wood's Great Peppermint Cure, Is. 6d, » 2s. od.—Advt. '