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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXX, Issue 140, 15 June 1896, Page 4

/**^v^ Instantly Ralleres ra SKIN V^TORTURES Jt^Ti^^^y A warm bath with fYTS&^T^ffl CuOcura Soap, l >^^Xia single application of y^Z^—s^( Cutlcrara (ointment), (/$ the great skin cure, followed by mild doses of Coticura Resolvent (the new blood purifier), will afford instant relief, permit rest and sleep, and point to a speedy cure in every form of torturing, disfiguring skin humours. SoW thrtra«l»rattiio world. UriHih depot: NtWJMT, London. Pottib DaDoSCnun. CoßP.,Bwton,o.B.A. to various parts of the town. They usher into his presence all visitors; and must be ready day and night to carry his orders. When they reaoh the age of seventeen or eighteen, they are drafted into . the ranks of the mulazemin, and their places are taken by others. The Khalifa thinks that by employing young boys bis seorets are less likely to be betrayed ; and in this he is not iar wrong, when one considers the extraordinary amount of bribery and corruption whioh prevails among the older olasses. Within the house, into whioh theße yonng boys are never admitted, he employs young ennnohs, who wait upon him, while the more advanced in age of this unfortunate class are relegated to the outer dependencies of the household. Even ehese juvenile domestios suffer considerable brutality [at his hands. The slightest mistakes are punished by flogging, or the 'offenders are thrown into chains and starved. . . . Utterly ignorant of reading and writing, the Khalifa orders iall letters that arrive to be handed to his secretaries, Mbu el Gasem and Mudasser, who are obliged to explain* the contents and write replies in accordance with the orders. These two individuals lead a wretohed life -;for they know that he will not forgiye the slightest mistake, and should jhe have the least suspicion of them having revealed any of his f secretß, even throngh carelessness, he would not hesitate to treat them as he treated their comrades Ahmedi and his four brothers, who, having ■ been aooused of communicating with the Ashraf, were exeouted. * Or. Jameson's trial is rapidly approaching. As to whether his action was a wise one or not is a grave question. The J trial of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Colds has been a decided [ success— it is allowed by all to be unequalled—from all Grocers' and Cheipists, 1 1/6 and 2/6. Whosesale Agents, N.Z, lirng Company. If you are sick in any way whatever send a stamped envelope to our Agency, Wellington ; state the case' as minutely as possible, and you receive advice by return ' post. . Our agents are all qualified. 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I gave it to him next day and a cure was ettected. I keep this remedy in the house now aud as soon as any of my children show signs of croup I give it to them and that is the laßt of it," For sale by James JBootr. DISEASE DEFIED 1 • HEALTH INSURED I CLEMENTS TONIC HOLDS THE RECORD. More lives saved by Clements Tonio than by all other medicines combined, A GENUINE ARTICLE COMMANDS SUCCESS. i CLEMENTS TONIC IS GENUINE. CLEMENTS TONIC IS SUCCESSFUL. READ THE EVIDENCE. .Cathedral . Mr. H, Charles Kerr Sq., ChristCured of i church, New Neuralgia. Zealand, writes 17th Oct., 1894:— For a long time I suffered occasional acute attacks of neuralgia ; the pain was intense while the attack continued. You may depend I tried every, thing to oure me and get relief. Some preparations would give temporary relief, and the pain was all the more unbearable afterwards. Reading an advertisement of yours in one of our dailies, I bought a bottle of Clements Tonic (I was in great pain at tho time), and on arriving at my rooms I took a large dose and went to bed, and immediately foil into a sonnd sleep. On waking I found all pain, had vanished. That is quite three months .ago, and I am pleased to say that I have never been troubled with neuralgia since, therefore I can with confidence assert that it is a reliable cure for neuralgia. With many thanks for yonr valuable Clements Tonic, I am, yours very gratefully, H. Charles Kerr, Cathedral Square, Christchurch, New Zealand. Advice to Mothbbb I— Are you broken in yonr rest by a sick child eufforing with the pain in outting teeth Oo at onoe to a ohemist and get a bottle oi Mbs. Winblow's 8001H1H0 Srayp. It will relieve the poor I sufierer immediately. 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