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Marlborough Express, Volume XLI, Issue 177, 29 July 1907, Page 5

UNIVERSAL GOLD CURE cannot ie beaten In the wintry weather of June. For if a cold comes on in the morning; It is gone in the afternoon, ONE GUINEA has been posted to— Mr R. 1.,. Kelvin Grove. Palmerston North. „ ™ tt • 1 The Proprietors of The Universal Cold Cure—the latest and best specific •■ —award a. Guinea each week for tb.6 Best Conundrum (with answer), Humorous Verse, Pun, of. Witty Obr eervation on the unquestionable mrits eof THE UNIVERSAL COLD CURE. Contributions must not exceed thirty' words; must be accompanied by the Coupon around bottle; and should be addressed: "' Universal Cold Cure (The Latest and Best), P.O. Bax 716, Wellington." - Stores and Chemists, Is, Is 6d, and 2s 6d. The position of the barber-surgeon of the East see,ms to have been superior to that of his contemporaries in the West. He sits at his ease in the portico of his house watching his men work, and must be approached with r&spect and entreated to attend. He is described as kind-hearted and religious. He appears also to have had not a little skill in his subsidiary profession. There is no suggestion of charms or magic such as were probably employed by other Eastern practitioneers of the time. He examines his patients, gives his prognosis, comforts the friends, and discriminates in his1 treatment of various kinds of wounds, i the remedies for which h© carries with him in his wallet. He understands the / use of sutures, and knows that all wounds are not suitable for suture. He impresses on the friend of the patient the necessity of rest for healing and of food and stimulants to keep up the patient's strength. RHEUMO has permanently cured thousands of sufferers from rheumatism, gout, sciatica, and lumbago. It will cure you. All stores, 2s 6d and 4s 6d. Give it a trial. A cause of stoppage in the gas supply was explained by Professor Easter^ field in his lecture on coal tar at Wellington on Wednesday.' One of the chief constituents of coal tar is napthalene, a substance which solidifies at normal temperature. It cannot be entirely eliminated from coal gas, , and in the course of time, despite all precautions, will cake in the pipes, and often totally cut off the supply. Wellington gas is remarkably free from napthalene, but some of the towns in the Old Country have constant trouble. A WRONG IDEA. Many people erroneously believe that over-milking is the greatest danger with milking machines. The facts are that the injury was done to the cow by all previous machines while the milk was being drawn, and until Gillies hit on the principle of inletting air alongside, the teat all through the milking, it was thought impossible to overcome this drawback.' With the "L.K.G." there is no possible chance -of injury to the cow during milking or at any time, even if the cups are left on indefinitely. ' MacEwah arid Co., Ltd.-, sole agents^ U.S.S.Go.'s Buildings, Wellington. : .