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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LI, Issue 9138, 10 July 1906, Page 6

CAN BE DEPENDED UPON. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Bemedy is the most successful medicine in use for bowel complaints. Cures griping, all kinds of diarrhoea, and at the first unusual looseness of the bowel should be taken. It can be depended upon even in the most severe and dangerous cases. For sale by W. K. Wallace and H. E. Harris. — Advt.

ABSOLUTELY THE MOST PERFECT POTATO WHY? BECAUSE Blight Resister Prolific Bearer Vigorous Grower Constitutionally Strong Clustered Tubers Shallow Eyes Perfect Cooker Early Variety Particulars from Agents, or ARTHUR YATES & GO. Seed Merchants AUCKLAND. What purity in Laundry Bkie means in washing clothes. Blue is used for bleaching — that is for making white clothes look really white. It is mostly clothes that go next or near the skin— such as sheets, pillow slips, nightdresses, shirt*, etc* that are bleached with Blue. If the Blue is impure— contains chemicals — it is injurious and doubly so, because die clothes are not thoroughly bleached, and also became the impurities irritate the skin. "Royal Blue" or Empire Blue as k is often called v used exclusively in the Wellington Hospital Lauadry, because of its efficiency and economy. "Royal Blue " is sold by aH storekeepers. 4 "For 30 Years " I have used Bonnington's Ibish Moss for Coughs and Colds, and any irritation oi the 'bronchial tubes. It always gives relief." That is a plain, straightforward statement. We could supply hundreds such. Cough remedies have come and gone, but BONNINGTON'S CARRAGEEN IRISH MOSS, the pioneer, is still the premier in public favour. Be sure you get BONNINGTON'S. A SALVATIONIST HAYING BEEN RESTOREDTO HEALTH THROUGH THE MEDIUM OP DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS, STATES HIS CASE FOR THE SAKE OF OTHERS. ««I wish to testify to the fact," writes Mr. Robert Burns, ol 26 Heath-street, Port Melbourne, "that your Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills cured me of Sciatica, Kidney and Liver Compluiuta over twelve months ago. w ___ m^___ I ma y state that 1 - mjbjj^-^ I was so bad with qra^foyfjg^jgfr Sciatica that the / p a i n was agonisp- :._: ing, and I could j f^ i ~r^r! no * ; at moa Bto °p T^^/~_~~^^s to lare my boots. I -*Ey Vg^" gpii) I waH under an I I *" Lr) herbalist fora long I C~* "y time, but beyond \ /iffltife»>i / giviug me a little \*r"<= r '''T* I relief the herbs yV -X^ita seemed to be en*&J\7/K !^r ti-ely useless to **^^/ \V / !' J^ hhift the pains in © i Vj^^JV \ • t- n e hips. I got by jfl m ' chance a bottle of \\s ys y° ur B>an<*8 > an< * * Jv\it was pleafed and, v' | / needless to say, surprised after the second doae to find the pains in the hips disappear, and I rnvc never had them Bince. I kept on with the pills for a while and then discontinued the up e of them. But I very soon began to ha ye sharp pains in my shoulder blades — Liver Complaint, I imagine — and I took the Pills again, and continued the use of them and got free from all my ailments. As I take a Pill or two occasionally I am kept in splendid health, and I am convinced if people who have Rheumatism, Sciatica, or Liver Troubles would use them their troubles would soon be over. I may state I have been a Salvationist, (or eleven years, and have been in Port Melbourne for something like six years, so I tbiuk I am fuiiJy well known. I may also state my wife has used the Pills with satisfactory results. You can make whatever use you like of this letter, as I cannot - speak too highly of Dr. Morse's Indian Boot Pills."