BUSINESS NOTICES. m Arc you nervous, easily tired, !£j pjj? lack your usual vigor and strength? vj II Then your nerves must toz weak, \\ m your digestion must be poor, your 1 K blood must be thin. You need a m M strong nerve tonic. You need Jjj'j BOLD FOE B 60 YEAES i parllla. entirely I free from alcohol. Strengthens n I the nerves, makes the blood rich, 1 I improves the digestion. Ask | 1 your doctor about this medicine, m J If you think constipation is of « D trifling consequence, just ask your 'to » doctor. He will disabuse you of m D that notion in short order. "Cor- 3| I rect it at once!" he will say. B Correct it with Ayer's Pills. A ig mild liver pill, all vegetable, | sugar-coated. Dose, only one |i I pill at bedtime J |! Prepared by DE. J. C. AYER & CO., Xowell, Mass., U. 0. A.
f'Bonnington's ine g Standard family Cough Remedy | 1 ime is the best test of a medicine. No i matter what claims are made for a pre f, paration, its real merits wi.'l be fcnowr U ere many years. Many cough med; S eines have tried to secure popular favour M in the past filty years. Many failed. H bocause performance was not eaual to a the claims they made. Yet, year after jg year, for over half a ceaturv, Bonnin"lon! H lri'.li Moss has sleodilv increased >n sales and 9 in popular favour. To-Jnv ■ ! is the ctandard ft , family cough remedv in more homes lhan ever If;: I before. Succ«« it due toils excen'icnal m«rit«. E j for no extravagant claims have boon made on |s ' i'» behalf. Brnninijton's Moss jfi is n sure aod effectual remedy for coniihs. Kj colds and nil chest and lum? affections C for It contains no injurious drucs. fit iDo not be put oil with an imitation Asl: fj lor and Rpt boniiington'l - refuse the substitute t) ol inferior quality. " B
"71 The' mdsti helpful mcdicina-food )\,J cyvr'tJcvioAci is •' ;: ? ' If your system is run down or your vitality depleted by a recent cold, ' or a persistent, hacking eougb, if j you are subject to bronchial, ,1 asthmatic, catarrhal or other throat or lung troubles, you should take \ Lane's Emulsion and ward off the danger of much more, severe and serious complaints. Lane's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, CreaJ sote, Hypophosphites. and Eggs, perfectly % combined and emulsified, is a recognised 1 lung healer and body-builder, and is suitable j alike for all ages and all constitutions. Sold 1 everywhere in two sizes at 2/6 and 4/6 j'j per bottle. ' : Prepared only by E. G. LANE, Chemist, Oamatu, N.Z. 10
HOW TO MAKE THE BEST COUGH SYRUP. A. SPLENDID BECIPE FOR FAMILY USE. Everybody ,'cnows that tamily cough medicines contain water, sugar, rir., 35 well as medicinal ingredients. Bv getting the pure drug ingredients alone, ana mixing the balance at home, you obtain a pint tor 1/6 instead of a smell bottle that lasts almost no time. Mix sugar, treacle, vinegar, water and one bottle of Hean's Essence, as per easy directions en label. This gives a pint of the best lamily cough and cold remedy money can buy. It takes hold of a cough in a way that means business from the first dose. It is splendid for sore throats, croup, slufled bronchial tubes in asthma and bronchitis.' It can be given to men, women and children, as it does not contain any harmful drug. Being so easy to make, pLasant to take, and costing so little —a whole pint lor 1/6—-and valuable in its curing properties, there i." no wonder this recipe has become so quickly popu lar in New Zealand homes. Medicine dealers everywhere; sell Hean's Essence, or car easily obtain for you. Post free on receipt o 1 price-^l/6—from Hean's Pharmacy, Wanganui 4» AT THE REQUEST OP RESIDENTS OF OPUNAKE ROAD AND CARDIFF, n-ANNON & C a BUTCHERS, OF BROADWAY, STRATFORD, Will ran their carts along that ron ! ; to Cardiff, commencing on JUNE Ist. n!v the Beat ftleoto SuppKeci.
Oao hundred ami fifty Lever Watches, Swiss made, just landed, yoin<? at special sain price of 3s I*ll each. Charles E. James, Broadway.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 61, 17 July 1913, Page 7
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703Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 61, 17 July 1913, Page 7
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