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Liver Complaint

If l he cause of many pains and achewliich epinr 1 e.-ple consider are separate and distinct complaints Headaches palpitation, indigestion, flatulence, &c, are symptoms of a disordered liver am' stomach- Many are the quack nostrums sold as cures for "indigestion;" but surely the world is getting sufficient!^ enlightened to see through the quackery wliich is so prevalent m this country Thre are broken-down plumbers, painters, rlysterers, and printers seliing '•medicines " to cure diseases of which these j eople do not even know the symptoms, to say nothing of the therapeutics. Such is not the case with Dr Fletcher's Pills. '] hese ure the prescription of one of Eng h-nd's most eminent physicians and \ uthologists, and have hren used most successfully bj him for the last ihiii>.tears in private and hospital practice They have ever been found effectual in all bilious, stomach and liver complaints, and can be used by both sexes with the utmost confidence. They are sold by all medicine vendors, and F. M. Clements. Newtonn, Sydney, post free, thirteen penny stamps. Mr H. Downing, chemist, BnsLane, writes referring to these pills : — " Since taking Dr Fletcher's Pills my health has wonderfully improved. I h;>ve discarded all others, and I consider those worth £100 a box. "HEiN T EY DOWNING."

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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 24, 13 August 1892, Page 4

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Liver Complaint Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 24, 13 August 1892, Page 4

Liver Complaint Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 24, 13 August 1892, Page 4

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