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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 8 October 1913, Page 6

FOR SCO OR IN CALVES, Sheep, Pigs, or Horses, use "Vermosine." "Unequalled for all internal stomach worms, intestinal worms, and lung worms. Unsurpassed in all cases of diarrhoea affecting young animals, pivßSftJo diseases of stock. Obtainable Osborne and Turnbull, Hawera.—Advt. Golds are always most troublesome at night. Just when the victim longs for sleep after a weary day, the bother begins —tightness of the chest, headache, a touch of fever, coughing, general misery. That is the time when "NAZOL'S" beneficent efficacy is most proved. Put a few drops on a lump ■of sugar, and allow the sugar to dissolve slowly in the mouth. . Then you bave immediate relief and soothing, a Hood night's sleep, and marked improvement in the morning. Bottles, Is 6d. TJ6e the Nazol'lnhalerI. —Advt. GAVE THEM A TRIiL. "I suffered many 'a day aad night with biliousness, sick headache, and pains in the kidneys," writes Mrs jfidith Wall, Storekeeper, Clermont, Q. "I saw in the paper that Chamberlain's Tablets were a sure cure for luliousness and thought I would give them a trial. The result of a course of Chamberlain's Tablet© is that I an *jow a new woman." Sold by al -chemists, and storekeepers.—Advt. Sykee'e Drench. —Used everywhere far oowb after calving.—Advt. '