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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3777, 21 November 1907, Page 4

Messrs Watchorn and Stiles have just received for the holidays a very fine shipment of blouses Jin silk, delaiue, and muslin, and can confidently ask the public to inspect same. A nice selection ot black and gray walking skirts, also a very extensive array of ladies’ and children’s millinery are By allowing yourself to become constipated you are slowly and surely poisoning j'ourself. When the bowels pertorm their work they expel all poisonous matter, but when you allow yourself to become constipated yon absorb all this poison into your system, thus laying the seeds of many diseases. Some of the signs of self poisoning are headache, backache, languidness, weariness, melancholy, furred tongue, pasty complexion, loss of appetite, etc. The safest antidote to such poison is Chamberlain’s Tablets. These’ Tablets stimulate the liver and bowels to act • naturally and gently. In doing so they cleanse the stomach and purify the blood. For sale by Messrs Gsrdner & \Vhibley, grocer.

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