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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3143, 28 July 1917, Page 13

ptf| If¥®naife iMf linn Down Builds op Health and Strength. \\r If you aire run down from oyer-work, anxiety, ill. . ness > or y° ur appetite and digestion are impaired I and your nervous system in need of a tonic, no treat\l'|r —ment will give such all-round good results as a course • rM of Ans ' er ' s Emulsion. It promotes appetite, soothes Jgm. an d strengthens the organs of digestion, overcomes ImM «H nerv ua depression, and builds up health and . tlfliMl mH strength. Prescribed by the medical profession for * "^ ve earS| ' s a standard remedy of proved ; M. Thwaites, C/a A. H. Nichols, Esq., Warf&ffiYTa ragulla, Sunny Corner, N.S.W., writes:—" Angler's Emulsion is splendid for debility and wasting, when I started to.lake it, I was terribly run down and ithelped me to put on flesb rapidly. I also fouud it L''X % ✓ very goodfor dyspepsia. I can, without hestitation, vsz/i . recommend it to anyone who is run down." flASttlil^HUlSiM §1111111? 01 °' lem ' st3 i in two sizes. *3 \£j TRIAL Sand name and address, 4<3. postage, and mention this paper. mW BOTTLE ANGIER CHBMICAL CO., LTD., 233 Clirence Street, Sydney, N.S.W. ■ "111 is Mother Hip 111?" WORN OUT with the miserable pains of Kidney DiseaseBackache, Headachs, Dropsical Swellings, Sizzinses, I Heart Attacks, and twinges of Rheumatism— | WORN OUT with the worries.and ,■ WELLINGTON EVIDENCE, oares of the children and tho horns / ~ . „ | , u Mrs. G. Williams, 11 Rirttoul Street, i —the constant stooping about, and Newtown, eays:-."For aomo time I . the running up and down stairs t ad ., mar H?s symptoms kidney ... , trouble. • there was a constant naefPOßl morning till night* Is it any ging aohe across my baok, wjiioh' made wonder that the kidneys break movement positive torture, and . • at times the pain was so acute that j . •town" my back felt like breaking. 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