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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 275, 20 November 1899, Page 7

Medical. &^'?_g^._^'_W^-^'^'^-^^_\ w m m The Long Debate W 9 About Plasters X '/IC ended years ago in the profesT sional and popular decision that W. m in counter-irritant properties and W iiV in high and scientific medication I Benson's | /Ii are the only porons plasters m •Ji( which can be implicitly trusted JIV (ft to afford quick relief and cure W jjli in Muscular Rheumatism, Back- tffti ;!? ache, Lumbago, Pleurisy, Lung JK r|\ and Chest Pains, Pneumonia, W ili Asthma, etc. The general opinion Mb g will also be . Jj U Your Opinion /f\ on trying them. Imitations and f» )J; substitutions are numerous and m unscrupulously advertised. Ask W /Ii for Benson's and make sure you ;!; get the Genuine. W Fassett & Johnson, 31 &3' Snow Hill, London. W tit Lw «!«.-<.-v.^^is__»t__t_____iil^^»-* Stocked by Kempthorne, Prosser, & Co.'s New Zealand Drug Company, Auckland1

' Using up Force A human life consumes an enormous amount oi force. The power utilised in a single day by the heart alone would astonish you. And we have to generate this force as we use it. We have very little power stored up, as we know by the faint feeling when we miss a single meal. The people who need more force than they have are the countless millions who are thin, weak, delicate, frail, or actually ill. The Consumptives, Anaemics, Scrofulous persons, delicate children—all lack steam. To these people we have only two words to "say. The rest of our story will speak for itself, E__ til _ _ _ _ muLsion jm-wm*am*UMmm*amii l hWlJr 4_-gg_a_---B-W^ . Scott & Bowne, __-<_„ London. *» Chemists.