A BOON TO ATHLETES.

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2472, 27 May 1915, Page 9

A BOON TO ATHLETES.

m :o POUND COMSTOOIt'S NERVE AN] w BONE LINIMENT MOST EFJFEC il- TIVE' FOR STRAINED MUSCLE '•» AND BRUISES. 10 ls The powerful, penetrating qualities c 18 Coinstock's Nerve and Bone Linimen make it invaluable for a. strained muscl [P or bruise. Applied according to dire< 10 tions, ilt very soon reduces a spelling froi n " whatever cause. ?" "Being unfortunate at various times, writes Mr. E. A. Lang, of "Oxford, V* "Woollongong Road, Arncliffe, N.S.W., "t meet with several bruises and over-3trai >u of muscle, sufficient to render me incai able of fulfilling my ordinary duties wit satisfaction, I used only one bottle t Coinstock's Nerve and Bone Liniment o )]. eacli occasion, and was able to contiim >• work very quickly afterwards. On oii 1 important occasion I was kicked by horse in tlio thigh, ami though Uio bruis tli was very painful, causing o slight lami •'a ness, only half a bottle of Liniment wa R. necessary to give relief, and in a fe lio days I was well again. As a boon 1 is- athletes and skaters, for bruised liml): in strains, and sprains, I am sure nothin >. can be better." of To be obtained from all chemists an ,te stores, or will be sent post paid on icceij of of price, 2s. 6d. per bottle, by The "W. T be Conwtock Co., U'l-» Fdfiah Street, Wt , lington, N.Z.