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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 157, 4 July 1888, Page 6

Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap is the most dainty toilet requisite of the age. No lady who values her complexion should fail to try it. All chemists, or Kempthorne, Prosper, and Co.

Backaches, and lassitude resulting from imperfect digestion, or torpidity of the liver, yield readily to Emil Frese's Hamburg Tea. This is a simple preparation of herbs, known everywhere for its efficacy. All chemists.

C. Gilbert's Cornflour is a pure and carefully milled product of selected maize. Cheap cornflours are perfectly useless as nutritives, and often contain substances of a highly objectionable kind. All grocers who desire to keep the best brand only can obtain ib from A. Heabher, and housewives are advised to give Gilbert's cornflour a trial. Ask for Gilbert's, and run no risk.

Dr. Scott's Electric Corsets give a sprightliness and vigour to the constitution which nothing else can impart. They are handsome in model, and stimulate the vitality of the system by the application of electricity or natural force. Ask your draper or chemist to get them for you from JS_empthorne, Prosser, and Co.

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