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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 21, 25 January 1901, Page 6

MEDICAL. i ' fe^p^;*'^'i'''i^T^ superior to Copaiba, } ' ' »lfyvJ§fi§i&^!i&[«llF u^tbs> an<* Mtrln" j ' H 'UalNi' **nt flulds' and cure S i the same diseases as « I these drujfi in forty* ] ■i eight hours without inconvenience. S X I f Bach Cnpsulo bears tlio namo l^ioYj @ m £oiii by all DruggMt. \^_^/ W Are tho aoknowlodged leading remedy lac oil Female complaints. Recommended by tho Medical Faculty. The genuine bear tho signatures of Wil. Mahtin (regigterod, without which none are genuine). No lady should bo ■without them. Orderot all Cbamlßts throughout the World. Proprietor: (|ABTlN,Pharm.Chernist, SOUTH AIPTOH. ENO Agents: TAYLOR & GOLLEDGE, BRISBANE. FENTON'S VEGETABLE HAIR RESTORER. Prevents the hair falling out, Cleanses the scalp, and produces a splendid growth. Is not a Dye and is not Oily. 2/ Bottle. Sold by FENTON, Chemist, Karangahape Ed. WOOLLAMS, Chemjst, Ponsonby RATJEN, Chemist, Queen-st. TO WiEN. —Write ior iree copy at valuaule book about you; elves, your heaU.i, your happiness, your fiture. it contains a full exposition of the human system and tho remedies adopted. No need to consult uoctors. Posted free In seaied envelope. , livery man should read it. .tuidress —U. Specific, &3D, K.izabeth Street. Mortb. Meiuourne. TO liADIES, —No need to consult doctors or chemists. Tne remedies you require in your own hands. Write for free copy of vaiu-^.e book about yourselves, your health, ?our welfare, livery woman should read !t. •osted free In sealci e"-"!ope. Address— G. Specific, 539, Elizabeth citi-eet, North Melbourne. TfOUND: "Spring Blossom Ointment," JCj cures all It touches, 6d and 1/; "Spring Blossom Pills," 6d and 1/; "Bloomlne" cures corns, warts, and bunions, 6d packet —At Chemists and Storekeepers. D.RINK . ' XTAMO and . : C TTTHISKY

A TRIUIIPIiOF SOIiWCE. 1 Mj^gjP' the best cocoa and that of Van Houten are i| $P synonymous terms. The cocoa manufactured l| by that well-known firm is a preparation from the very best j| cocoa-beans, and contains all the valuable nutritive and stimu- m latins properties natural to cocoa. The cocoa-bean contains an JM alkaloid called " Theobromine," which is the principle of the if " cup that cheers, but does not inebriate." p The great point of difference between the stimulating pro- M perties of alcohol, and that of theobromine is, that the use of §| the former causes a subsequent depression, which is propor- If tional to the amount of stimulation it has previously brought M about; the use of the latter (theobromine) is unattended by || such unpleasant after-effects. Of course, only a first-class || cocoa, such as Van Houten's, will work in the aforesaid manner. Kg That cocoa has been described as.'.'A triumph of science!" || It is quite pure, extremely soluble, and easy of assimilation and M digestion by the weakest stomach. It costs but a trifle, being m less than one farthing per cup; and it is the simplest drink to j| make ready, of the whole catalogue of possible beverages. It §j smells so good, and tastes no delicious, that when you try it you j| will certainly exclaim: " Ah.! indeed,it is a triumph of science 1" m BE SURE YOU TRY - H I VAN HOUTEN'S Eating CHOCOLATE. ■