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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 3 October 1907, Page 2

"Let mystery be 6tripped of all pretence, And practice be combined with commonsense." If the same mystery that ie associated with present-day medication were apnlied to tho food we eat, it would not be tolerated for a moment. If care bo exercised in food and drink, is it not of still greater importance to be .•areful of the medicine we take? The nroprietors of any remedy who have the courage of their convictions, who believe in their preparations themselves, who take the public into their confidence, and publish on each bottle and package the ingredients of the medicine are to be commended, and deserve all the encouragement it is -possible to bestow. SUCH A REMEDY IS IMPEY'S MAY APPLE. Every package =etß forth the ingredients of which it ; s composed. The only part reserved for the proprietors is a special pron e6s of manufacture — a process that -enders the finished product more elegant and effective than would ever be possible by private manufacturers, to «iv nothing of the lessened cost. IMPEY'S MAY APPLE, 2s 6d, everywhere, or post free from Messrs Sharland and Co., Ld., Wellington. Cock aud Co., Local Agents.*