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"Grateful Results" A life of suffering and misery, without sleep, without appetite. Restored to health by *'l was grievously afflicted with biliousness and liver complaint. My mouth was in ft terrible condition every morning, my tongue thickly coated, my breath was offensive, food distressed me, I suffered much Irom headache, my skin was sallow, and the inany remedies recommended me did no good. At last I commenced using Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and my improvement began almost from the lirst dose. It relieved the distress about my liver, caused my food to digest well, cured my headache, improved my complexion, and restored my appetite. These unlooked-for but grateful results wero accomplished by only two and a half bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla."—Mus. Lydia M. Tarbox, Altoona, Pa. There are many imitation Sarsaparillas. Be sure you get "AYER'S » Prepared by Dr. J.C.AyerfcCo.,L?well.Mass.,U.S.A. THE EYES. THE EYES. THE ORGAN OF VISION. AEE you aware that the eye. its nerves, delicate niembvanes, sensory nervous fibres, muscles, etc., in all constitute one of the most delicate and important organs in the bodv, and its visual defects, disease, etc., require skilful diagnosis and treatment. H. SPEAR. 1M.P.0.C, Pr. of Opt., Phil., U.S.A. Eyesight {specialist, MANNERS STEEET, WELLINGTON. 5 years Expedience in London Philadelphia Optical Colleges. ME H. G. PEEEY, late afs. to Dr.H.C C. Dr Eenzi, representing Dr. Spear, will in Masttrton at stated intervals. Mr Perry is at present in Eketahuna, and may be consulted at PelLng's Private Hotel. THE LEADING -I A I LOB?, Q T JE EN STEEET - - MASTEETON PEICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. The Rflasterton Farmers' Implement Go., Ltd,, Agricultural Implement Makers, Carriage and Waggon-builders, etc. HAVE ready-made Block and Spring Drays, Double and Sing.e Buggies. Bustio Carts, Dog Carts, Gigs of all patterns to suit the public. AGENTSP. and D. Duncan, Ltd. Morrow, Bassett and Co., Christchurch J. H. PAULING, Manager. PEEEY STEEET, MASIEETON.

TO ALL Very much of the profit from your pigs depends on keeping them In perfect condition. Perfect condition largely depends on the feeding. If you feed your pigs with Manufactured by the A. &,. P. FOOD CO., LTD., Wellington, they will keep in perfect health, fatten quickly, and rapidly make first-class baconers. There are reasons for this. Pigs thrive when fed with Sucroslne, because it contains, in the right proportions, all the nourishing and fattening qualities necessary for perfect condition. SUCROSINE is made from the very best materials, scientifically blended with great care in the proper proportions. The most modern machinery is used, and the whole process of manufacture is conducted under the supervision of the Company's highly qualified Chemist. Think what this extreme care and scientific method of manufacture means to you 1 There Is no questioning the fact that Sucrosine is the best stock food on the market. Not only is it good for pigs, but also for CALVES, MILKING COWS, YEARLINGS, HORSES, and POULTRY. All classes of stock like It, thrive on it, and keep in perfect condition through its use. TRY IT AMD PROVE IT. Not only Is It the best, but it is also the cheapest food on the market. Farmers who have tried and proved it, tell us it is the best stock food, and better still, tJiey show how thty value It by repeating their orders again and again. Ask your Storekeeper for It. If he does not stock It, write direct to — BEATTK, LANG JK CO., Agents, WELL p^?Ss a T n o d N north. Wairarapa Agent—A. 8. JUDD, High Street, Carterton.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7983, 12 March 1906, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7983, 12 March 1906, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7983, 12 March 1906, Page 3

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