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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1675, 15 February 1913, Page 15

ILL FOR YEARS. A GREAT SUFFERER TELLS HOW ' SHE WAS MA«E WELL BY LAXO-TONIC PILLS. "For several years past I have been burdened with bilious attacks," writes Mrs. J. W. Peake, 147 Dowling Street, Darlinghnrst, N.S.W. "These bilious fits would come on with . a sick headache and a strong distaste for food. There would'be a bitter taste in tho mouth,'a paiu between tho shoulders, and a feeling of lossitudo accompanied with an inability to bear the light. The attacks, woula last two or three days, but it would bo several days before I felt myself again: -When I felt an, attack coming oh 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 1 gave up trying'to do eo, bolioving thnt there was no remedy to be found, and that the coraplaint_ would have to take its course. A friend gave mo a couple of boxes of pills, and told me to keep them by me till I felt n bilious turn coming on,'and'then to tnko them as directed. They were Laxo-Tonio Pills, black and smooth, and oblong in shape. When I next felt a turn coming on I took tho pills, and, strango enough, the attack was nipped in tho bud. All this was quite novel to me. I was delighted. In future I shall dread tho bilious attacks no moro as I know where the remedy lies. There is cortninly same antidote to biliousness in tho Laxo-Tonie 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 aro Bold by all Chemists and Stores nt 10Jd. for the Regular' Sizo, or Is. Gd. for the Double Size, or Post Free upon receipt of the prico froth ,tho Imxo-Tonlo Pilla Company, 15 O'Connoll Btroot, Sydney, N.S.W.-AdvU