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Greymouth Evening Star, 5 August 1913, Page 3

THE BEST COUGH SYRUP. EASILY MADE AT HOME. COSTS LITTLE; DOES GOOD ALWAYS, BY A QUALIFIED CHEMIST. Thousands of New Zealand people now make their own good family and cold remedy from Hean’s Essence prescription. It’s a wonderful money-saver, and a remarkably good remedy. A bottle of Hean’s Essence, a little sugar, treacle, and a larg- breakfast-cup-ful of water, gives you a pint of the finest family cough remedy. And the money-saving! Twelve shillings’ worth for Is 6d. Think of it! In other words, eight eighlcenpenny bottles lor the price of one. Nowonder Mean’s’Essence has quickly found its way into thousands of New Zealand homes. No wonder users are delighted and reconr mend Mean's Essence to neighbours and friends. The mixture thus prepared in your own home takes hold of a cough or cold that means business from the first dose. You can feel it doing good all the way down. A few drops may be given to a child, or a spoonful to an adult. It is warming, soothing, stimulating, com r b ting, and curing. There is no poison of any kind in it. It cures ordinary coughs instantly, stops obstinate, chronic coughs—even whoopingcough—in ad>y or two. As a gargle for sore throats it stands out on its own. Hean’s Essence is so good, pure, harmless, and big money-saving that it has quickly become popular in thousands of New Zealand homes. Hean’s Essence is sold at most chemists and grocers. If yours does not yet stock it he can easily procure for you from his wholesaler; or post free direct on receipt of price—ls. 6d.— from Mean, Chemist, Wanganui. Wherever you buy be sure you get Mean’s. 2a

WHY RHEUMO CURES RHEUMATISM. SOME INFORMATION FOR THE SUFFERER. The proof of Rheumo’s efficacy in cases of rheumatism, gout, sciati:a, and lumgo lies in the fact that hundreds of New Zealanders have personally testified to its ■success. There is a reason why Rheumo cures where other alleged “remedies” fail, and the reason is this: Rheumo is solely a, specific for uric troubles —gout, rheumatism, sciatica and lumbago, and it is compounded accordingly. It is not a “cure ■ill.” Rheumo commences to work at the seat of the trouble—uric acid, and disperses it without interfering with the normal functions of the body. Thus the blood becomes purified and rheumatic symptoms cease because the cause has been removed. After taking Rheumo the one-time martyr finds himself once more able to enjoy life. Here, for example, are a few words from a letter written by Mr W. James, for many years proprietor of the Terminus Hotel, Christchurch —a sufferer for 14 years: “I tried almost every remedy suggested, but with little relief. About three years ago I tried Rheumo and it gave me the greatest statisfaction.” All chemists and stores, 2,'5 and 4/6. —Advt.

Whose bear is the best! Why Pawn's, 'Ciimara; ask anybody. Obtainable all hotels.—Advt.