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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1071, 9 March 1911, Page 2

|M A WONDERFUL WAY LAXOTONIC PILLS CURE CONSTIPATION. "I have been a great sufferer from constipation, and l»nv© tried all kind of medicino with no good results, writes Jlr James G. Graham, 10 Cavendish Street, Enmore. "Although I at times greatly exceed the majkea aoses the remedies failed to have any effect. Recently I was advised to trv Laxo-Tonio I'ills, which I did, with tho results that far exceeded my anticipations. Other medicines griped and caused mo considerable pain, nut I find Laxo-Tonic Pills aro not only effective, but painless. I can truthfully say I have never como across. 6ucn Pills, for they net on the liver in a'wonderful way." Constipation is the cause of far more ills than many dream of. It can bo effectively treated by Laxo-Tonio Pills, which have been very aptly described as a tonic medicine with a purgative or cleansing effect. They purge tho system of all impurities, but at tho same time provide vigour and tone. They aro obtainable everywhere. Price, lOld. and Is. 6d. 11 Tho "Church News," of St. Paul's, Cleveland Street, Sydney, of which Archdeacon Boyco is the vector, gives this information: "The Hon. J. S. J\_M'Gowen, M.l\, who is superintendent of the Sunday School, was recently re-elected to that position for the twenty-fourth time in succession. The teachers and scholars aro giving him a send-off on the eve ai his departure to the Coronation. Mr M'Gnwon. as is well known, is l'rcmio? of New South Wales." He took hot whisky, gin mul rum, To cure a nasty cold! His homo was Pandemonium Por weeks and weeks I'm told; Ho made a fearsome hullabaloo, And smashed tho furniture! But now ho's well (and sober, too) Through Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.—Advt* 21