Building up after typhoid THE EVIDENCE CUygate, Robert Street, West End, Townsville, Queensland. 18/7/1914. "After a serious attack of typhoid fever, I was a complete invalid, not having strength to walk, and suffered great pain after partaking of the smallest amount of food. After the first bottle of SCOT'S I felt decidedly better, and now feel a new woman, I am better than before my illness and owe my health to your wonderful 'SCOTT'S Emulsion '." (Mrs.) B. F. STOVOLD. SCOTT'S Emulsion never fails to build up weakly men, women and children. It strengthens fehe longs, en* riches the bloodi revitalizes the nerves and drives oat weakness and *- depression. You get the finest cod liver oil in the world and the advantages , tof the perfect SCOTT process when yon insist on genuine IMITATED BUT NEVER EQUALLED.
How to Rear Better Calve* Calves reared oa Palmer's Calf Meal are not only healthier, but they bring bigger profits on milk. Palmer's Call Meal is guaranteed pure—it contains no drugs or chemical), but only scientifically prepared food materials. You want stronger, healthier calves and you will h«w them if you use P*laur'»C»!f Me»l. Tbauiindi of farmers swear by it—you d*cid« to try it this saiten. 4 Hs Headache Again ? Nerves! That's what's doing it I Don't put up with it! ' Here's the cure at hand—a tonic • that will put your nerves right in a jiffy, give you new energy and strength by nourishing the nerves. Fletcher's Phoaphatonic is the sure restorer for sufferers from Weakness, Debility, Lastitude, Depression. 2/6 and 4/8 chemists and stores -post free from CHAS. A. FLETCMH, FLETCHER'S A, 0. WELMAMIj DfiSlitJCH tri» Publio *. Know Mu»» he b&a tukea over *m KAPONGA LIVIEY AND BAII STABLES, lately carried on by Mr J. WU*«, and also the MAIL COAOH BEBVIOB BJaYTW BIN STRATFORD AND KAPONGA, and hopes bo merit ■ tmvt e»«.r» «*f public patronage. COACH LEAVES KAPON*Aa or Stratford at 8.88 ».».. arrMaaj *t 11.18 a.m. LEAVES STRATFORD ro* KAPONQA at 8.8« p.m ah*rp. *.<<- ru inij at Kapongs. at Q.lfi p-m. N ->vpltieß in leather goods suite M< for unnts. —James, Cash Trader. Is partry east airaplr a in Hit, cream and laotoso food. It can be digested by the most delicate intuit uiiufdoatnr
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 53, 2 July 1915, Page 2
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371Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 53, 2 July 1915, Page 2
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