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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8096, 27 September 1904, Page 2

THE PIMPLY CROP. Just about now you will find lots of apparently healthy people, young and old, suffering from viciouß-ldbking pimples that cause a great deal of pain and unpleasantness. When pimples and boils begin to show, it is an indication that the blood is vitiated by poisons, and the system is making an effort to get rid of the poisons through the pores of the skin. Nature now needs assistance, and a tonic laxative like Impey'i May Appfc ac^a ,%ectly on fhe Uver, stimtu>tes %ciio*i; and thus ensures the thorough^ cleansing of the bbxtd." The bowjSi'Sw cJSrod, and the kidneys kept #tive. Impay* May Apple worki 1 W th, and not ajainst, na- *§• 1 * feJ'PW 8 V* storekeepers, at 2a 6d per bqitle. TOWN &EBK <V KUMARA, N,8., " . CUBED OF SGIAxXa, Ge«ff» RoW Rudkia, SVnra Clerk, Kumara, N,8 U says: «I have very great pleasuring in, «t«tbig that, having used tihamber&m's Pain Balm in a vesy sever* attack oi sciatic*, I found immediate relief. Had, -before tried many other embrocations for the same purpose, lrat found this the most efficacious. Several of my friends who hare been afflicted with rben.matjam 1 have on my advice tried Chamberlain a Pain Balm with equally good results. I confidently recommend it to those in need of a Rood household liniment or embrocation. For sale by W. K. Wallace, chemist. Hawer*,— Advt.