Mim^^^%< i I p!S ;^^^^^^^ro^^ IVI and 28, aia_tc_hot.se Square, London, E. G, a strand oi §F * V * soft, glossy hair cut fom her own head and msasatiag Wg^^ graphic fac-sim-le. She attributes her magmiicent head of halt to frequent shampoos with CUTICURA SOAP. Previous to the 1S m M I IHI I «*«* CUTICURA,herhai- was dry, thin, and lifeless, and came out I^^ZZlT_^^y^T^^^^r '- I * H t **' _W^ in handf uls to such an extent that she feared she would soon lose it _ -- h ■f I TOs is but one of many femai,fcable cases of the PS"cswvation " l - \ ■ .-' Tifi -"^SS-ta^ ' and restoration of the hair in seemingly hopeless cases by warm mk I 11! *-^^^^^^^^!^' Ha *« shampoos with CUTICURA SOAP, followed by light dressings g--^^^p^^^^- • ' '. ; ~ '^'^^L^t: " 7 of CUTICURA, purest of emollient skin cures.. This treatment at once stops falling hair, clears the scalp of crusts, scales, and danW*' ~" *- "* '- ''"f- «s * fl^^^»! druff, soothes irritated, itching surfaces, stimulates the hair follicles, jgßai --v._ "*V ( ,; ( I "S^^^^^^^^^m supplies the roots with energy and nourishment, and makes the hair i^^^^^-fe^^S-kS!. | '_ I'Z I £ v^^^^W g'ow on a clean, sweet, wholesome, healthy scalp when all else fails. tmm.'- \* K-'*. '■*''- ■ '^^^^^*___=^^Hl- Exclusively for preserving, purifying, and beautifying tbe akin, for cleansing the scalp of Wr^ , .."';*. >-M' s , B Je ß ,Jdd a naruit,^thesto V pin g OiUm^lialv,tor m i^^^ W9^m--. \^>T sZC ' h ' • *{,k ''}-'*:' rWfk „ not hi__ red rou„h, and sore hands, in the form of baths for annoying irritations, inllam. - -zSmmmmZk^. , ■ -Jg?*^?^ffl^Jl °™; c weakn esses, and for many sanative antiseptic purposes which readily suggest £>S£^^??.;. ' ~^^S^^te-i!^J^_l themselves to women/and especially mothers, and for all tho purposes of the toilet, bath, jSSP^_W3m%M:^ - ' •• - ' <-' r^^V;|,# and nursery, __o.__o.n-of persuasion can induce those who have once W^^^-^^J^^^^/~^:' '- '-W any other, especially for preserving and purifying tho skin, scalp, and hair of infant, and ft^VV-^fc^^^^v, ; - ; - T-££L children. Cuticuka Soap combines delicate emollient properties derived from Cuticuea |&-.- ■• the great skin cure, with the purest of cleansing Ingredients and the most refreshing of |W - *, 753^7-\ V^-^^^^^-'^^^ flower odours. Xo other medicated «oap ever compounded is to bo compared with it for Xr^S^TV / NN--W J^^^!^^^^^ preserving, purifying, and beautifying the skill scalp, hair, and hatula .Jo oJJ«*««g ::::^^ !^^^%T :^Zj^^^ 1: or domesUc toilet soap, however expensive, i_ to be compared with it for all the purposes _,^^ii^mm^f- ySi of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Thus It combines in One Soap at One Fa.CE, the BEST ■ /) B^lx &ni complexion soap, the best toilet and besi ba'oy eoap iv the world.
■#-%^**%-'*;**_>«i&^&^ ■f Yes, only a cold—heavy hea<!» I » ache, shivering, sneezing, full* & 1 nes- In the nostril-, feverish- fi \ ness, are the -ytrjptoras. But \ \ do not neglect it. Neglected \ r coughs and colds bring on •? a bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy, \ consumption, causing in the 0 \ earlier stages cutting pains and \ X oppression on the Chest, hot, dry \ v skinj exhaustion, body*-aches, f s short and jerky breath. That © J DB. ILUIJIS' rot PILLS I | Used according to the direction- i f that come vMth them, have cured \ 9 coughs and colds, bronchitis, r a pneumonia, consumption and i A lung complaints, is proved by / \ 26,000 testimonials received ) f from the grateful public. X f Amongst others Dr.<? Williams' Pink Pills 6 jj CURED. THIS MAN. j iMr. Thomas Cdliings, of Drum- v motfd, N.Z., Writes :*—" Som. time § ■ ago I was attacked by a slight cold ;» which I neglected. _ This brought on -yf influenza, bronchitis ■ and asthma. £: x I tould not tdeep at nights for \ P violent fits of coughing. I suffered ¥ a greatly from exhaustion and pains a ■f and oppression on my cliosl'. Phyoi- \ $ ciatts ■ treated me, but I was not .' cured.' Then I commenced Dr. if X Williams' I*i-J_ Pills, -and before long. », ¥ ideal ved great benefit. Now lam f A .better in health than _vor. Several .§ X of my neighbours have used "them \ W with the greatest success; they are \ A invaluable for lung complainto, ($ \ Dr. V/illiaina' Pink Pilt-,-_y tlloir tonic ~ f action on tho Mood and nerves, also mvra \ \ rheumatism, Baiatina, lumbago, lieu (j'jvi., J\ W ■ iioor circil-itiou, airauiia, debility, etc, vf \ Mold hy the Inr, Williams' -ladioiuo Co., i\ & Vellir.gtcjii, 0 boxon 16/8 (post free), X > flttfl bj cliomiatd tod utorekeo^er.. * I ( wfawS .Ma f _ I rassawMsr roit IB? \\ "\ \ I \ KT^ii 11 ri % \ mkwmSm xmii \ V--„ ',; ',„, 77-.- -v«»&-/ \ f Ml m!-.- you ask for'Df. William-, v As<%_sqi_>^/^*Gs&**®i>>«m^ Splendid value is our Duchess pair, with bevel glass, at 39/6 pair.—Tonson Garlick Company.—(Ad.) Now Opening Up.—New goods in immense variety.—Smith and Caughey's Dresss Department.—Ad. Wade's W,orm Figs, the wonderful Worm Worriers, never fail for adults or children. Price, 11.
_t_s_ «-m_ ■ *-3 Etj __ ■ ■ -~ BB _%_. -__&_ _^!__j!l EDWIN MOORE. Blaclcstoifh, VVyaiong \V, • J/sf/Ql-. Wites^ I think it all you say about it. A wonder- g '" Uf /m_^~_^._/. SI^H Mr*A* E* COLLINS, Dalston, writes :■*•" Having 2 l-M-/___#l^__J(f vTTVii mtA Dr- Tibbies' Vi-Cocoa two years, 1 can 5* _^•U,*^J_^, likWsi>7Z mil V- safely say thai it is the most suitable beverage for JJ* Sa»-(- 7.f-_ //SBW^&W/' v§ my calling, that of a shoeing smith, which requires *™j _nß_i Jlffik>J\X*9i'l rilllU/Jmff strength. I take it at four o'clock every morning, J* ///t^l. i/l/M^^r^r^-M^^m anc; finci Ido not recluil'e anything else till nine, ™ j/ffi'l}' f/'ilw) ''v^^wimWn althou-h niy calling is very laborious." ™| mI^WW y iT-.---^ can be tested preb. _$ 7-_S^7;S A 'jH_ nil ' ritlS for Dainty SaniPle Tin (a p°st card wm do) m L"^"^JWW* -'P^-^Bf-l!! ''» - bu' ment' on t'l"ls paper. S __^| DR. TIBBLES'VI-COCOA Ltd., 269George-St., Sydney. [§
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 209, 3 September 1900, Page 6
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