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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10674, 2 July 1912, Page 3

;&vß»£t»ft»&U« S5 ■' . jis it that certain tilings are never out of ( Jsdate but always popular-certain books,, A certain pictures, certain music, for I ** example 7 It must be because in those ] fff books, those picturos, that music there; |is something excellent,—something that j Jk men and w omen find thoy used or desire.' *% If this view be applied to a medicine <s which has now been before tho public; * { for more than half a century—a medicine \ <S which from the arst has proved an un-, J rivalled remedy for all irregularities of | i*i the digestive organs it cannot be denied ■ i>< that Sfcccham's ?ilis triumphantly Btand J "f the test. Tlire? .conorations of men and i j% ;-7omou have aclmowJedfjcd tho cter-3 worth of iheso pills for tho relief \ •i and cure of various ailments of the j J 3tomach, liver, Sidneys, and bowels, i f? larger than that of any olhsr proprietary ■ J medicine. They are tho sovereign i jjroaiedy for constipation, w paina after eating, biliousness, sick; .. . "aLalcnce, liver-g i A single doso civt __ ant of tone.'l so civos relief, and, talion as jp Sold everywhere in boxss, orlce ' !oid. (36 pills) i/IJ (56 pills) & 2/9 (168 pills), ]

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