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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 63, 19 July 1913, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. " Every morning I have a bad taste in my mouth; my tongue is coated; my bead aches and I often feel dizzy. I have no appetite for breakfast, and what food I cat distresses me. I have a heavy feeling in my stomach. lam getting so weak that sometimes I tremble. My nerves are all unstrung. I am as tired in the morning as at night.” What is the trouble with you? Impure blood. What is the remedy? SOLD FOR p 60 YEARS It makes the blood pure and rich.f jThe digestion improves; the nerves* Jbecome strong and steady. Consult i fyour doctor about this medicine. Do not take any medicine doctors will not endorse. U your liver Js sluggish and your bowels constipated, correct at once. Ayer’s Pills are liver pills. They act directly on the liver. The dose is one pill, just one. AU vegetable, sugar-coated. Prepared by DR. J. C. AYER & 00., Lowell. Hass. U. S. A. 2^3Es2®ffisaasßoE®iaffilj!|i & S 5 ,1 ,'W SV ,>-k i flN*. •wfX J #| Bennington’s The | Standard Family Cough Remedy Time is the best test of a medicine. No matter what claims are made for a preparation, its real merits will be known ere many years. Many cough medi cities have tried to secure popular favour in the past fifty years. Many failed, because performance was not eouai to the claims they made. Yet, year after year, (or over hail a centurv. Bur.ninolon s Irish Moss has sleaclilv 'nereasec! 'ti sales and in popular favour. 10-dav !l is the standard family couah rernedv In more homos than eyei before. Succnss is due to Its exceptional merits, for no extravagant claims have been made on its behalf. Bennington's in-h Moss is a sure and effectual remedy [or ccnpht. colds and all chest and lung affections for it contains no injurious drugs Do not be pul off with an imitation Ast (or and get bcniiinjton'j-refuse the substitute of inferior quality. \ »! ■y v Ajj ■'C-ss S-'M j." .V*j -1 pm % O -i fide® mmi iifl lliv m ( *ll Kt* va tuna & w v* .r. >*, i CA. R RA G E E M U

r ' J* O fit clings Weak? Diseased lungs cause more deaths every year throughout the length and breadth of the universe than al! other human afflictions. Consumption is always preceded by a cold, developing into a cough, which is followed by a gradual weakening and wasting of the system, resulting sooner or later in the great white scourge. .a-' E 0 3 F 3 3 El is the most effective of all remedies for throat and lung affections. It is composed of an aggregation,ot lung healing, strength-renewing, healthgiving ingredients which arc so skilfully and accurately compounded as to assure the quickest recovery without the slightest danger to the weakest constitution. H E 3 E IS IS IS B □8 S IS m □E □a □Fi Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, fresh Eggs, Bcechwood Creasote and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda. These are the constituents of Lane’s Emulsion, and if you ask the doctor, he will tell you that they are all of the greatest value in the treatment of lung, throat, digestive and wasting diseases. Here are a few extracts from testimonials in our possession. They prove its value. ‘I cannot help but praise Lane’s Emulsion, it did me so much good.” "We arc never without Lane's Emulsion. It always cures our colds.’’ "As soon as the children have tire least cold, [ give them Lane’s Emulsion.” “Your Emulsion cured moo) bronchitis of five years’ standing.” "We think worlds of Lane's Emulsion. It made our child strong and well.” I.et Lane's Emulsion tell its own story of health in your home. Get a bottle from the local chemist or storekeeper. Tne price is 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle, of which the larger size is the more economical. Refuse all substitutes. f ' Prepared only by E. G. LANE. Chemi t, Camaru, HZ. 2 Cooks in One Minute 5? i ■' % . Tnc New Breakfast od