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e»r» if® i «.T33cat»oßraK) xo longer Tiioi nLi-yn. *'J had side headache caused by liver disorder and irregularity of the bowels." writes Airs Jane Moves, I'avenswood, Q. "A few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets quickly relieved .me and after a short time my liver was in perfect order and 1 was no longer troubled with sick headache. Now, if I feel out of sorts I take a dost; or two 111 Chamberlain s Tablets, and am soon myselt For sale evervwhere. Advt .

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