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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 2 December 1913, Page 3

LIFE ONE LONG HEADACHE

"For several years I suffered acutely from a complication of layer and. Stomach. Trouble," writes Miss N. •Brear "Ngahuia," Avenue Toad, Mosmun, N.S.W, "Frequently I was unable to retain my food, sometimes not beinw able to keep down even a cup of tea. Headaches were so common with me that I might alm6st say "mv life was one long, continual heaclncre J often had bilious attacks, and was so giddy that I dare- not stoop to pick up anything for tear of falling. I consulted doctors and tried numerous medicines, but neither did me an atom of good. One day 1 saw an advertisement of LaxoToiiic Pills, and was induced to purchase a box. I took thesePdls, and 1 can only describe the change they made as simply wonderful. By the time I had finished the box 1 could eat heartily, and retain my food without the least sign of biliousness. After another box or so of Laxo-Tonic Pills I was completely cured." Price 10id and Is 6d. Obtainable everywhere.*

A Wellington telegram states that Archibald Campbell, already undergoing six months' imprisonment m Connection with rioting, and William Law-ton, undergoing three months, appeared before the Supreme Court yesterday on a charge to ■■ which they pleaded guilty. Campbell was sentenced ti eight months' imprisonment in addition to the present uscntence, and Lawton • to nine months in addition to his present sentence. The Chief Justice referred to., the seridusness of teh offences, which, he said were liable to two years' imprisonment and ten years' reformatory treatment. Lawton's offence was in connection with serious rioting outside Whiteombe and Tombs' preGOT VERY WEAK. "My boy Jack was very bad with diarrhoea." writes Mrs M. Lee, Forbes N.S.W., 1 "for quite a fortnight he was ill and got very weak. My husband bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, and to our surprise one dose completely cured him." Sold by all chemists and storekeepers. *