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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue 9309, 6 March 1907, Page 4

; SORES OF LONG STANDING. Soresj burns, scalds, or cute may be quackJy lieailed by the following simple remedy : — Bathe with, warm water (boiled) and place over the wound a piece of lint or soft white rag spread thickly with a soothing salve such as Bee Ointment. Cut- to the size of the) wound only, and bandage to keep 'the dressing in its place. AfW 1 the first application the wound should not be washed, as too much contact with water will produce "proud) flrsh. Bee Ointment has been tried for years with the greatest success. It is an absolutely pure ointment, which stimulates the growth of healthy tissues. It leaves behind it a soothing and pleasant feeling, and* is a wonderfully quack healing remedy. Sold everywhere, le 6d. — Advt. Ask any mother in this community who has used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy wh,nt she thinks of it. She will tell you that she depends upon it for coughs, colds, croup, hoarseness, and that by giving it to the children at the- very first symptom of these complaints, they axe never allowed to get a foothold in the house. For sole . by W. Xl Wallace, chemist, and H. E. Harris", grocer.