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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 230, 23 June 1921, Page 6

REV. HUGH DUNLOP'S BRAISE OF HEENZO AND TONIC NERVE NUTS. The following from the pen of the Rev. Hugh Dunlop, of 6 Lihthoirpo Street, Newtown, Sydney, is both interesting and valuable testimony:— Mr. G. TV. Henn, Chemist: Dear Sir,—Having proved the efficacy of Heenzo for coughs and colds, 1 can rooommtihd it Ms a medicine which should ha in every home, After a long and painful illness my malady left, me weak and suffering from that: dreadful complaint/— insomnia. 1A friend said: "As von found Heonzo reliable, why not try Henn's Tonic Nerve Nuts, which are manufactured by the same chemist?” T took the advice, and can affirm that after a course of the Nuts I now sleep well, and my appetite is better than it had been for years past. I am convinced that tho most nervous person of either sex can take a course of your wonderful remedy with beneficial results. I found the Nuts had a mild laxative effect, and their nerve-strengthening nnd ionic properties are beyond question. Yon are nt lilrerty to use this testimonial in any way you please.” Yours faithfully, ITngh Dunlop. Heonzo, the money-saving family cough end cold remedy, is 2s. 6d. a bottle. The Tonic Nerve Nuts are 3s. a box for 12 days’ treatment, or 6 boxes for 17s. 3d. ' Both are sold by most medicine venders, or post free direct on receipt of price from G. TV. Henn. Chemist, 12 Egmonf Street, Wellington.—Advt.

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