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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 2 November 1926, Page 8

LUMBAGO. Lumbago is a rheumatism of the muscles of the back. There is no need whatever, of internal treatment of any sort —all that is required is to apply Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and massage the baclc at each application. Tt is always best to keep quiet for a few davs, as every movement of the body aggravates the disease. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm has been used successfully in many cases. One application relieves the pain. Sold everywhere. — Advt.

\& quickAeawetou^ codoU cuncL %r couaU y ■297 f IRISH MOSS \ Fresh and Clear Complexm s best maintained by the usi f Dr. Morse’s Indian Root PBb As we all know, one of the greatest Garros a woman can have is bw omplexion. If one stops to think—ave 70a ever seen on the stage, in he pictures, or in daily life, a vomaz ir girl who has been proclaimed >eautiful, and at the same time hav« sallow or pimply face, the answei s “NO ! ” It is the aim of every firl, or it should be, to keep her comderion clear and bright. It is pitiful o see a young girl a-t a dance who hould be enjoying herself, ooninuafly being what is commonly erased a " Wall Flower,'* and all >ecnnne she does not know the seoroi >f keeping her complexion clear, ai 'Jatnre intended. i As It is impossible to eUmlnat* he rash which comes from measles tr such like diseases, by external applications, so it is impossible tc i»ar the complexion by applyu»| •op, creams, lotions, etc., super kisfiy. The blood has to be cleansed md enriched, which is done mo* Mtbmtij by the use of Dr. Morse’i Indian Boot Pills. The careful com founding of nature’s healing root) md kerbs, which are used in the* (As, makes them not only enter th< ionsnli, but become united with th< Ikai, and so cleanse it to a point risers it does not have to throw of • die impurities through the aliernativi j shanaele*causing pimples and ernp I dons on the sldm.