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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2566, 14 September 1915, Page 9

1 SmUieiS in Emwm ■ Jl have-writtesifipme repeatedly for this great chewing \ ' sweet Case after case ' has been shipped' 7 - by ourXondon ■'■. ' Jt% -"Office. . wl,y? For the ' ' ' same reason that ' -. it helps workers at ■ home. It quenches thirst; steadies the nerves, soothes, refreshes, benefits.' A delicious ' aid to appetite and digestion. . Thirsty?- fie# Wrlffe^®! M Chemists, Gonfectimes's and Stores. Be SURE it's WiSSGLEV'S» 5 , 3d per packet of five big bars, or sample packet, by post for 3 penny stampsJpPljpr faom the sole Australasian Agents, J. C. Gambles & Coy, mf V Commerce House, Melbourne

A CHEMSST'S ADVSGE ACTED UPON BY OLD HQKITIKA RESIDENT WITH GREAT SATISFACTION.

"I cmno to this district in 1865, and Back Creek knows me for 3G years, consequently I am well known," writes Mr. John Anderson, of Beach Street, Hokitika, N.Z. "Some fivo years ago I tried Dr. Morce's Indian Root Pills, being subject to Biliousness and Constipation. I can say your remedy has sustained mo in uniform health throughout that period. Being now nlmos't 78 years of age, I have no time left to experiment witli. patent medicines; in fact, when suffering from • frequent attacks of dizziness, on one occasion I remember risking a local ohemist what ho could recommend for this frequent complaint, which afflicted mo so often, ho pointed to Dr. Morse's Indian. Hoot Pills. I have, I might add, proved that assertion now to be a fact, hence I always use your remedy when necessary. You have nw consent to use this testimony. £or publjcatioßj?