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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1057, 21 February 1911, Page 8

TRENCH'S REMEDY FOR EPILEPSY and fits. ■ ■ ■ FROM tho Rev. D. B. Blackwood, M.A., Th.L., Vicar of St. Helen's, i Tasmania. February 22nd, 1909.' i"I can hqnestly eay- that I recommend | anyone suffering from Epileptio Fits to I give Trench's Remedy a trial. It is from ] personal acquaintance,with oiio who was j cured that I 6ay so. She was a girl of j about nine years of age. Her-father told i mo sho would have as many as thirty to j fifty in a day. After she ' took tho Remedy she never, had one, and I saw her t for ov«t a year- after at intervals. So far as I could ste it seemed a wonderful and complete cure." * £ For Pamphlet, apply w MESSRS. ELLISON' AND DUNCAN, LTD., Port Ahuriri, N.Z. Agents for Trench's Remedies, Ltd., Dublin.

(THE SECRET! Certainly it's not because of Its cheapness that Oatmeal Porridge has become so popular among society people in Great Britain and America, It is becauso'of its enormous value as n nerve, brain and muscle farmer that Business and Professional men havo adopted it, while women who I desire to retain the freshness of youth insist on a plate of Oatmeal Horrldgo for Breakfast. -McGill's fetmeaS has tho RICH, NUTTY FLAVOUR, and makes tho most delicious Porridge. It was awarded) tho Gold Medal against all-comers at last year's Exhibition in London. Be sure and ask for.M'GII.L'S—It is so different from others. Made at Tokomalriro (Milton) Otago.