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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1673, 13 February 1913, Page 3

I' ;<««n mi ijiiMiiiijuimuiy '■' ■■ "Asa child Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured my coughs and'colds and I have always used it for. my children. When Chamberlain's Tablets •were placed on the market I felt confident that they would do all that was claimed for them, for I knew that the manufacturers would not risk the reputation of their Cough Remedy by putting out an inferior line. The first time I had need of such a medicine I tried Chamberlain's Tablets and found them a perfect laxative. . Since then I have used them for different members of my family for indigestion; biliousness, constipation and sickj headache andihave found .them to be in every way just, as good as \ Chamberlain's Cough Remedy; and I know of.no higher praise to give them than that. ; Chamberlain's Tablets are a mild-and gentle laxative and we use nothing else in our family. I have found them to be quite as , safe aid. effective, for children as forthe grown up members of my family." , ; ,MR3. Mary'SajtoelvsW, Parramatta Rd., N.S.W."

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