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Manawatu Standard, Volume 9165, Issue 9164, 14 March 1910, Page 7

AN ACCUMULATION. The Judge, Blanks of Alameda are an old-fashioned family, and there never has been any lack of childish prattle in their home this 20 years and more. "How many, of your children," asked the rector, on a recent pastoral visit, "have not yet been baptised?" "Why, let me see," replied Mrs Blank ; "there's* Blanche, and Robert, and Seth, and Rebecca, and the baby. Dear me, I had no idea there were so many since our last christening! We'll be on hand next Sunday in full force, and I shall never let so many accumulate again."

HAVE YOU A WEAK THROAT? If 60, you cannot bo too careful; you cannot begin treatment too early. Each cold makes you more liable to another and the last is always the hardest to cure. If you take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the outset you will be saved much trouble. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers. —Advt.

THAT FIRST GREY HAIR. JUST think what it means. It means that others will follow in quick succession, and then you will awaken to the fact that you feel old as well as look old. Nothing makes a person feel old sooner than an aged appearance, and grey hair is the most conspicuous indication. Your hair will always retain its natural colour if you use "The Heinsley Burnet Hair Restorer." This preparation is not a dye, and is most pleasant and clean to use. It will restore all the former richness of colour to dull, grey, or faded fiair, and made j'L glossy and luxuriant. It promotes growth, removes dandruff, and keeps the scalp in a healthy condition. Most chemists stock this restorer, but should you find any difficulty in procuring it, just send 4s 9d in postal notes or stamps to Heinsley Burnet, Hair Specialist, Royal Exchange Buildings, Clmstchurch, and the return mail will bring you the correct article, securely packed quite free from observation.