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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10624, 1 May 1912, Page 3

Aicoll Krari Are you paie. weak, easily tired, and do yon lack nerve power? Ask your doctor if Ayer's Sarsapanlla would not fcc good for you. lie knows, and will advise yois wisely. Not a drop of alcohol in tins medicine. It puts red corpuscles into the blood, gives steady, even power to the neryes; and ail without stimulation. Make no mistake. Take only those medicines the best doctors endorse, Ask youi* own doctor., Avar's fesipiii Prefer:d by Dr. J. C. Aye.- & Co., IscJ!, Micr.-, V. 8. A. A DMIRE the large rhinoceros ! He's Arise,, the same as us. He's happy in captivity, no matter "who his captors be, if they drink Suratura Tea. COLONEL BUNKER notes hereon : "Where my old sick liver's gone I don't know. Enough for me that I'm fit as I can be, thanks to Suratura Tea." —William Bunker, K.R.D. "YOU REFUSE ME!" cried the curate. "Madam, can I endure it'?" Said the lady, cheer full}', " It's as easy as can be. Stick to Suratura Tea!" npHERE WAS a young lady named Bruce, who was always lighthearted and spruce; for she drank Suratura, which made each joy purer. It is joy's most infallible juice ! THE CATERPILLAR told the Cow; the Cow told old Queen Bee.: " The whole Creation's happy now we've Suratura Tea!" rgIHERE WAS a bewitching young Spinster,, who wed a glad lad at York Minster. They coo and agree: Suratura's their Tea ; their life is as happy as life well can be. and they bless that fine day at York Minster. . , THOUGH SHIPS may sink in every sea, and'stocks and shares fall scurvily, let's praise the gods and sing, for we have still got Suratura " D." 3a

'35 .Bheamatisci Sacks Old and Yonng ! •i " '! h,«r;-V no tuvil to ttrli I!j.s Uhounwl-lc : Tt-IX I' ;i. '■ Kj lit his dreadful ;i •roilios. Ho relief—tlio swifter and sorer tlao - ' Mf. M. A. SAUL, of the Lorrcr Unit, sonirbt relict'—and lulls how I'LAXTI'--it. Ho -writes:—"l have V.cv 1.! ;v:m-! by doeiors, and have also ii-u.i medicines. without suc-ues-i. j'hroiijrii usins I'LaNTIOIyO A I have List ficmd a I'lirp, nnil, '."jnsidcrin»i m\* .lt'e, Hiia is rrollv vronderl'nl.' I : li.ivo "us,;il I'LAN,TK!iOA OINTMENT •! for nil kinds of 'skin troubles? burns, R ••r;vk;Kl 'Kinds, etc.. with (he best ■ of ivstiUs. and eau,lionov,ly recommend .. it.. M'. A. S.U.il, Lower llutt. Arc yon a sulTcrer from IthcumaMsm file's V You, too, can bcpurcd. Take Mr. Saul's advice and cel. a bottle of I'L.'.N'TKXOA UI3MEDV to-night. At all chemist" and stores, 3/- per bottle. Uin' i;t. I/- and per jiot. For'free •ulvs.v about your illness, write in ecmftfUnvw :«» i.be Manager, Box 480, Wellington PlciiitGkoa Cores Rheumatism. •

K.vJ&a 6 * ill,i-~- ■ W1 \ c* M Look for The Name The success of Bonnington's Irish Moss has been so great, and its sale so large, that unscrupulous persons have tried to imitate it. In order to make a larger profit some retailer may endeavour to sell you one of these imitations. Ask for Bonnington's and insist on getting it. For over half a century it lias been the standard medicine for coughs and colds—there's nothing so safe, so reliable, so effective. MR. J. TURNF.R, of Dunedin, writes :—" For some years > I have h.icl Bonniriir.cn's Irish Moss_ (or Mrs. Turner a-.d she has derived much bcncfu by its use. She 'was considered consumptive but . 8011i;ins;:on's I rich Moss has quite restored her, r.nd she is now quite strong." I have recommended it io many persons, and believe that all have A been pleased with ils effect. A &JA CAR. RAG EbK V-W -i>.

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