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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 May 1912, Page 6

BABY BURNT WITH RED HOT IRON. Mrs Croty, Little Denison street, Carrington N.S.W., writes“My little baby girl, Rita, burnt both her hands until they ■ were nearly raw, picking up a red-hot iron. Nothing relieved the pain until I got Rexona. Tins helped her at once and took away the pain. We have continued I to use it since, and it has cured the teri ribie burns in a wonderful manner." Rexona, the rapid healer Ointment, is sold in triangular pots at 1/6 and 3/-. For sale everywhere.—Advt. ! EVERY-DAY~ AILMENTS. • BILIOUSNESS. “For biliously-inclined people,” says F Stacpoole, lecturer to the National Health Society, England, “mineral waters are ex ■cellent to take as a preventative.’’ if you suffer in this direction, take Wai-Rongoa Natural Mineral Water —New Zealand’s beat mineral water. In stomach, liver and kidney troubles, it is most helpful It is a tonic, aperient, and moat delightful to drink. Obtainable hotels, ehemists. — Advt. HOW I SAVE DOCTORS BILLS. | “Ever since they were babies my two children have been martyrs to severe colds and croup, “writes station master I .calif* jA. Fox, Perth ; Tas., “but at the first sign of cold or thick breathing,. which is the first indication of croup, I always give them Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. Those who use Chamberlains Cough Rie- ' medy will find that it will save them doctors’ bills.’’ Sold by Kettle Bros.. Oreyrnonth.— Ad Vt.

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