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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1651, 18 January 1913, Page 6

ILL FOR YEARS. A GREAT SUFFERER TELLS HOW SHE WAS MADE WELL BY LAXO-TONIC PILLS.' ■ • "For several years past I havo been burdened with bilious attacks," writes Mrs. J. W. Peako, 147 Dowling Street, Darlinghurst, N.S.W. "Theso bilious fits would come on • with a sick headache and a strong distaste for food. There would bo a bitter tasto in the mouth, a pain between : the shoulders, and a' feeling of lassitude accompanied with an inability to .bear ! tho light. ■ Tho attacks would last two or three days, but it would be several days before I felt myself again. When I felt an. attack coming on it ,was always my custom to fly to somo recognised antibilious . pills or other remedy, but I could never check' the attack by these means, and at last I gavo up trying to do so, beliovirig that there was no remedy to be.' found, and that the complaint would have to take its courso. A friend gave me a couple of boxes,of pills, and told mo to keep them by,me till I felt a bilious turn coming on, and then to take them as directed. They were Laxo-Tonic Pills, black and smooth, and oblong in shape. When I noxt felt a turn coming on I took the pills, and, strange enough, tho attack was nipped in the bud. All this was quite novel to me. I was delighted. In futuro I shall dread tho bilious attacks no.moro as I know whero the remedy lies. There is certainly sojuo antidoto to biliousness in tho Laxo-Tonic Pills not to be found in any of the advertised remedies for Biliousness, for I have tried them all, and they all proved failures." Laxo-Tonic Pills arc sold by all Chemists and Stores at 101 d. for the Regular Sizo, or Is. Gd. for the Double Size, or Post Freo upon receipt of tho price from tho Laxo-Tonic Pills Company, 15 O'Connell Street, Sydney, X.S.W.-Advt; Mr. A, Sseues, violin teacher, Cooper's Buildlnso, Willis Street, oonuacncxw Ms \mv diss oa Jiajosj £0,