LADIES' ITEMS.
The distressing sickness and headache ilvhioh result from tiervbuisf prostration and j.lbVir' vftalifcy'yidid readily to the iofluenca o' : electricity when scientifically and reg?ilaply Applied* Dr,' Scott'» Electric Gorseta bavo ifestoredr fo healthr hundreds! of ladies to whom .life-waa a burden. Electricity ftcfSs as a vitalisor, {^mrig. anffanproyett tone1 tier the noi'ves, and, gently stiimilatihg the Heart's action, reguintos the circulation of tilie blood. It cui'ea by natural; raeans,: ; YVithoutfc recourse to dr"uga oi arty;; kind. There is no shock or seusation in -wearing tiiese corsets, and as they are all modolled on the latest and: most app"roved; des^nsjl they; combine ft useful-and netiesfiary article of apparel with a curative agenb of inosti- : r mable value. .lii addition-to^corsets of the ordinary kind, two , special«\*ariefcies; are1 made ;* 'isi4\ foi; usQ''bymothoraitt nursing, and the otlier fehtf AbdotDinal,. in* pregi nancy. These corsets are specially designed for the purpose for whicb: they are intended, and; will bo found a ; pleasant support^ affording a general feeling^ of tobnst hioalthandenei'gy. Ladies should ask their jdVagerff 'Oi;l,_ch9miats t to!. show iihem^'De. : { Scott's Electric Corsets and Beltt,. and give i them a triul—Kempthorne, Pxosser, and Co., agents.
;• , The pebi* athohgst toilet sba"pi is Colgate's .Oashniero Bouquet, ~ These.-18 no soap which can equal it; for purity, or the ■strength and Tefre3hfng"*qualibios of its '. bouquet; La'dlelfwi'tfrdeiicttte'skiri, <3r who value their complexion, should gWe it a >.tifial,--—Al^ohomistis.; •: : . ■..■:-.,■;.' ; ■ .'■ ,: ;: !.;.' -'-' '■
For toothache, colds, rhouii^ttsaf, drfMj ailment- am'ohnbie-'£b '.'external trea&rient, uee'Sb. JacoteOil. Household accidenfeof ; all kinds are reli-eved" by ita Hpeddy application." ; S'p^sijtis, scalds, or paiiW' of any | kind yields readi%: to it.
An Unsolicited OwNioy.—The bcßfc way I to make a bo# happj' is to get; him « Water- ■ b«ry: '(v-aten, and for" two aoHara and »• EalJ you1 cM do it.' Bub' tlio "fWat'erbury" is. by no meatiß'a, toy, for it caa.be relied on for exact tinio, arid is of espooial value as tb& gift o£ a tirine-lie(spef» because it will •atiftw isabre. ordinary:: use'than, the delicate; hijjh-pricod''! watclies, can "fee repaired. reii(3ily as'aaiall expense, and keepaexceltehttimo- A pood deal of fun has been ported at the Water bury watch/because of ther time" it "takes': to' wind it; But tKia in no way* intierferetf wifch W gepe^ai excel* lenceas a 1 tim'ekeepot.-i-Aito6ricojii fiabrevv, ■iMWelß^iSSir . ■■" '' ' ":;-::1 v:';:-''\:.:
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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 219, 17 September 1888, Page 6
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373LADIES' ITEMS. Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 219, 17 September 1888, Page 6
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