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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 51, 5 July 1913, Page 7

BUSSWESS NOTICES. m, . i ;i WBsam P . Many persons have their good | and their bad day. Others are about | | half sick all the time. They have f | headache, backache, and are restless | I and nervous. Food does not taste ■ 1 good, and the digestion is poor; the | I skin is dry and disfigured with pirn-1 1 pies; sleep brings no rest and work is | I a burden. I What causes this? Impure blood, j I A And the remedy? a | sold fob 60 YEAHS 1 It removes impurities from theij blood and makes it rich and red. Then fj nature takes right hold and completes 1 No medicine can do its best work when I the boweis are constipated. Keep your liver a active with Ayer's Pills. One piii, at bed-1 time, is sufficient to produce a natural move- y ment the next morning. Ayer's Pi'is areffl sugar-coated. Ali vegetable. s ] Prep&rsd by DR. J. O. AY3R & 00., B liO-weU. Mass.. U. G. A. M

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