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North Otago Times, 8 January 1908, Page 4

0 XQL, FOR OATTLB. N> 1, " Oxol" Puirsrized Doses" No. 2, " Oxol" .Drench for Calves No. 3, " Oxol " Horse Balls. No. 4, " Oxol" Salve. No. 5, " Oxol " Easy Milking Poma- No. 6, " Oxol " Swine Powdel'9. dium. These six very scientific preparations are compounds of the Purest and Highest Quality, and will absolutely and permanently CUKE ALL COMPLAINTS OXEN, COWS, HORSES, ■ CALVES, AND SWINE. One Ae;cnt established in each district to control the trade, and he will Rive you upon application a small book, free of chaige, and samples, if you have not already had them, handed to you at your own home. REMEMBER. YOU CANNOT 'AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT '•OXOL" CATTLE PREPARATION?. THEIR PRICE IS REASONABLE AND WITHIN EVERYONE'S REACH. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENTS : CLARK BROS., PRODUCE MERCHANTS, IIU.MBER STREET.' mimam

What a, world of pain and misery this one word means to thousands oi people. Competent authorities estimate that one person in every ten suffers from Rupture—goes on suficrine year in and year out—probably wearing an ill-litting truss, that not onlv aggravates the trouble, but, in addition, chafes a nd rubs the skin till the pain is intolerable. AHE YOU ONE OF THESE SUFFERERS ? There is no necessity for this—Dr J. A. Sherman's Method will absolutely cure flic worst case of rupturc-cuic it to stay cured. It is the famous method for the treatment of Ibis awful disease that is endorsed by " THE LANCET "-the recognised authority on all medical matters. CURED AFTER i\ YEARS MISERY. Extract from a letter from Mr W G. Hannah, Duncdin, N.Z.:

Here is a short extract from the article iu " The Lancet " : " That Dr Sherman's cures arc hona liile mill thnroiieli, the most reliable testimonials, as well as personal facts, attest; and, in a matter of this kind, unquestioning confidence in tne ageuo or practniunu: is an important consideration, it will he satisfactory to state that sufficient evidence to convince the most incredulous and despairing suficrcr, exists to prove that the merits claimed lor the Doctor's treatment are fully authenticated. Over twenty-live years of study and practice have hcen spent to bring this great specialty to its present efficient state, and the Perfect irystcrv which Dr Sherman now exercises over the distressing infirmity constitutes him at benefactor of the human race, and places his method of cure among the most valuable discoveries of the century."

" 7th April, 1901. " Mr A. W. Martin,— " I read your advertisement re the Dr Sherman method, syid alter my first interview with "Ju I was forced to the conclusion that the Dr Sherman method was hy far the most commonsensc method that had come under my notice. " I then placed myself under youi treatment, and I am exceedingly thankful to he able to say that my first conclusions have been fully substantiated by the results, and I am now a sound man. Alter having tried three different appliances I can honestly state that for safety, surety and comfort, Dr Sherman's method is just the thing for anyone troubled wieh this common, 'yet painful, malady. '' You aro at perfect liberty to make what use of this you like.'"

If vou suffer from Rupture, I want to send ,vou two Booklets fullv describin'' Dr J. A. Sherman's Mcthott—the only certain and proper treatment for Rupture. Write now. Rupture is too serious a trouble to ncßlecl, even for one day. A. W. MARTIN {SOLE CONTROLLER FOR AUSTRALASIA). 14. HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. Owinc to tin accident Mr MARTIN'S Visit litis hem DELAYED till the 13th INST., when he may he COXSlir/TKll at the STAR AND GARTER, HOTEL. Oamniii.

* in * L W*' J ' P -. Storekeeper, lendelsham, S.A., writes r "Somelittle time ae;o I, was called in to see a neighbor who was suffering from severe cramps, and who really thought he was .past help. I took a bottle of Cliambcrlam-s Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea flcmedy with me, and gave inn tlnco doses, according to directions, and in a f ow hours he had nuito recovered I have frequently used it in my own family. an d am so well satisfled as to is merits that I mnko a , p 2 mt ?}. Bcil 'ne Hto my customers on ft lipsitive guarantee."' For sale by Milhgan and Boi'd, Persistent coughs that continue Mrouph thrf spring and.summer usually indicate some throat and lung -trouble, and it is a serious mistake to TOglect them. Chamberlain's Coix* .Scmedy is famous ' for its'cures of ■roughs of this nature, and a- few doses taken m time may save a; doctor' B Ml and nerkris «eors of Rnfferinj?., salo by Milligan and Boiid. -