DREADFUL HEADACHES AND DISORDERED LIVER.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1757, 23 May 1913, Page 8

DREADFUL HEADACHES AND DISORDERED LIVER.

"LA.XO-TOMIC PILLS MADE ME A NEW WOMAN." "I have suffered with, a disordered l'ver for soino time, and dreadful headaches and very sore eyes, and dark spots camo out on my face, caused through tho liver. I also suffered from a pain in my side," writes Mrs. Vera Smith, 30 Itaglan Street, Tort Melbourne, Vic. "My' liver used to swell up something cruel. I used to tremble like a leaf with weakness, ant! t was unable to retain my food,' s#metimes not being ablo to keep down a cup of tea. Headaches were so common with me that I might almost say my life was one long continual headache. 1 could not sleep at night. I would have to get up ah,nil- four times in the night and retch, Uien I would got as cold as ice, and yet I would feel as hot as fire. I have tried nil sorts of advertised remedies for tho liver, but failed to get relief. A friend gave me n few Laio-Tonic Pills to try and see if they would do mo any good. Sho only gave me n few, and they worked wonders on me, so that I bought a largo Iviltle and t'ook one every night for about Hir'.'o weeks, and I could feet them doing me a wonderful lot of good, and now it is wonderful to say I am anile cured and enjoying the best, of health. T have never "ome across pills like these, for they have made me a new woman." Many suffer severely with headaches, and Uioy will derive great benefit' from course of Lnxo-Tonic Pills. The wellknown laxative and tonic properties of tlie-e nills are of wonderful effect in purifying 'ho blood and toning up tho system. They are obtainable everywhere. Price 10ld. and Is. fid.

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