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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12537, 26 June 1901, Page 2

Oil a cold winter night, when the chill seems 13R penetrate to the bones, “Acup of Aulsebrook’s Cocoa. 4 will be found to be |ust whali i lis needed, ft is a splendid! warming drink, •agreeable to the taste,; Adsebrook's Cocoa $ also peculiarly a nourishingand strengthening beverage;), energising, vitalising, su*»; taming. its:.

*535* \ f > u-c tjV With -warm shampoos of Cvjicpux Boat and light dressings of Ocriotrau., purest of emoU lient skin cures. This treatment at ones stops falling hair, removes crusts, scales, and dandruff, soothes irritated, itching surfaces, stimulates the hair follicles, supplies the roots with energy and nourishment, and tjaakes the hair grow when all else fails. • Sold everywhere. Forcfea denote; F. SaWBEBV, Ixsnftoaili. MtDT, Parle; B. TOWKS&CO., Srrtaey. ZoTtXK ijsoa akd Caen. Goa?.. SalaPiope., Boston, TJ. B. A»

A well-known resident or the HufcS o«v tifics that the Great Canadian Seaweed Ourf has cured him of chronic rheumatism aftei all other remedies bad failed. The Seawe#/ Cure is not an embrocation,' bub a medicin to,take, and its effects are marvellous. Thari is now no need to suffer from Rheumatism, or Gout when a few bottles of Seaweed, Curt will afford permanent relief. Sold by Coop and Ross, Bennington, and «U ChemistSL Wholesale, Kempthorne,. Prosser and 0%,