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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 211, 6 September 1899, Page 3

Medical. /Pi§» DID YOU EVER j, W^S SE3 A SNOWSTORM ( \ -/ h ( We never did: but we hava /PMttk •u\ seen the clo thing at this time S\lsnnsby^sm °f the year so covered with Wwlii^W dandruff that it looked as if j No need of this snowstorm. ; ysF As the summer sun would melt the falling snow, so will .] App*s ssalp Vigor melt these flakes of dandruff in the scalp. It goes further than this : it prevents their formation. It has still other properties: it will restore color to gray hair in just ten out of every ten cases. And it does even more: it feeds and nourishes the roots of the hair. Thin hair becomes thick hair; and short hair becomes long hair. fP.EPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass., U. S. AJ £>R. SPEER mHE original H. J. SPEER, M.D., ->-■ Graduate of Harvard University, U.S.A., has removed from Wellington to DUNEDIN. CHRONIC, NERVOUS, ALL SKIN DISEASES, KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES SPECIALTIES. People at a distance can be treated at home by describing their cases by letter. Address: H. J. SPEER, M.D., P.O. Box 210, Dunedin. A FRENCH REMEDY FOR ALL IRREGULARITIES. Superior to Bitterapple, Pll Cochia, Pennyroyal, etc. Order from all Chemists. Wholesale and by post from NEW ZEALAND DRUG CO.. Chrlstchurch. CHOCOLATE WORI¥§ JTkBLETS Children take them readily. Need no aperient. In boxes, Is each. CORNEATA. PINK CORN CURE. Painless—Safe—Effectual. In large bottles with brush, to. Prepared only Iby ARTHUR G. KENDERDINH; Pharmaceutical Chemist, KAHANGAHAPE ROAD. Queen-street Agent, Chas. Ratjen, Che« mist; Newmarket Agent. Geo. Ca-frkwel], Chemist

Suffered for Years. , CONQUERED BY (See Sydney « Worker," July 9th, 1898 J A Dull, Heavy Feeling ___ . came over me, and I was forced to lie down, /„„ ««™^. T „,-.„»«,,,„. » unable to transact my ordinary business, (by special investigation.) not carmg to no * even &h \i to read a News of the recovery of Mr. John Blan- newspaper. I tried any number of medichard from a severe indisposition having cines, in addition to physic prescribed for readied our reporter, he made it his business me by doctors, but somehow or other the to obtain a personal iuterview. Our reporter doctors could do nothing for me, and as for saw him at his residence, No. 30 Darling- the other medicines I believe I might have hurat-street, Sydney. Mr. Blancfrard is an poured them into the gutter for all the good Imperial pensioner, having served no less they did me. I can Bay with truth that than 25 years with great merit in the Clements Tonic Imperial Navy, and in addition has been in | s the Only Remedy °^SS!SffS^^SSS'^^ I-r tried that exercisod any good truth about my case," he said to our inf*uence °n my liver, ™d its effect was reporter, in answer to a question. «I only S"* 8 f, rßvelat 1 1, on to f me ' ,as * hftd »• . ld°* -nder that «»^L to JS&S" lo^^Y^t *"** Suffer from Biliousness As elements Tonic had and other liver troubles when there is a Conquered Mine." remedy, as it were, knocking at their very " What put it into your head to take it, doors, and I shall be only too pleased to let Mr. Blanchard V them know how I was cured, so that they «• I had often read in the newspapers con* may obtain the relief that I did. I suffered cerning cures effected by Clements Tonic, for years from indigestion and biliousness. but it was only on the poaitive assurance pi The t bilious fits attacked me at regular a friend that it would do me good that "I intervals. Often one of these fits would tried it. One of my bad bilious fits was on, put me clean out of training and force me to and I bought a bottle." cease work." ««And the result was ?—■ " You were something of an athlete then, "It was as excellent as unexpected. I Mr. Blanchard, I suppose V found it gave me immediate relief. After a " Yes, I w«as a sprinter, and now have few doses my £200 Worth of Trophies Biliousness Went Away, sSi'islSfi Infill system since. I consulted doctors and they Bright and Vigorous told me my liver was deranged, and I took and ready to undertake anyamount of work their medicines, but with no effect." if called upon to do it. The most satisfac- " Did you not improve as age increased;" tory part of the business is that I've never " No; on the contrary, I got worse. A had any biliousness since, not so much as a good deal of my time when in the Navy was touch of it, and my food digests perfectly, spent in the tropics, both in Africa and at I'm sure my liver worka the islands here, and the climatic conditions All Right NOW, in those places made my naturally sluggish {or j f ft at aU/ , Liver More Torpid " And you attribute this quick and com* ~ •.•• j. _.. . ... plete cure entirely to Clements Tonic V than ever. My digestion became impaired V positively. I took nothing I was obhged to cat hot pickles and cayenne d d 'j to to o pleaa ed to bear pepper m considerable quantities, but still .£ fc the my food would often seem to stick in my """<*"» r chest and cause me much pain." Permanence of Its Cure. fre^yormelTy^ 111^01113 "" "" STATUTORY DECLARATION, iresnm youi memory, blahciurd, of 80 Darlinghurat-Btreet. "In addition to my indigestion, which Sv^^,d o solemnly and^sincerely declare th»t I have troubled me much at all times, these bilious carefully read the annexed document, consisting of attacks repeatedly and unexpectedly seized eight folios and conaeoutively numberod from one me They woulS commenc^. wit/a dull headache and a sudden disinclination to eat, Touio in fact, the very sight of food made me feel _ a* sick. I felt irritable and wished to be left A? yf7^ alone, and I felt as tired aa though I had c/^^-^*7 tf/ff/y/Kt fZs£s*/ijJ done a hard day's work. Next day, after a <^re"{ PIS I t*V» i eetleei night, I should be worse. My head (/ then ached intensely across the forehead, \f and I was troubled with pains in the back, £f red in VS' between the shoulders. * 100 William-streßt,' City, There is only one genuine Clements Tonic; if you want relief when you are sick remember you can only obtain it by the use of the genuine Clements Tonic. The substitution of an article nob demanded, by the purchaser amounts to fraud, and we will pay expenses of prosecution and reward every case proven where sentence results. Clements Tonic is still in the hands of its original discoverer, has never changed hands, and is still the most and only effeotu&l remedy. */? yi Examine every package for this signature, report 5 ~' j Ar i to us every case on imitation and attempted XT' jwL-fiA^a *—j£2*\ substitution, and we will immediately institute v * ' (ZT" • JS4***V&^ proceedings. V-* {_ F. M. CLEMEPiTS, Newtown, Sydney, N.sTW,