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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5364, 25 January 1879, Page 3

Wc are counselled by the wise not to put o«ii' trust in princes; but we are also counselled that the sick ueed a physician. There are now so many, and all of. so con dieting a tendency, that the sick are unhappily but too often bewildered, and, in despair, apt to abandon all efforts to regain the lost health. The trustworthy friend is now at hand. The most marvellous cures have been effected by " Ghollah\s Gkeat Indian Ccues/' Sick people, :ry them. —[A dvt. J

Dotting Hill, July 29, IS7G.—Dear sirs, — I endorse all that is said iu your testimonials &s regards the action upon the skin of the Terebeiie Soap. I came home last week with my body covered with blood-heat eruptions, and after two trepid baths, using the soap, my skin was almost clear.—Yours truly, To Messrs. Cleaver and Sons. The above testimonial (which may be seen upon application) speaks for itself. Mr. F. S. Cleaver's Tex*ebene Soap j'ossesses the most extraordinary powers as an antiseptic, astringent, and disinfectant, aud by its daily use a smooth skin and clenr complexion are insured. Price, la Gd per box of three tablets. Tc be had everywhere. Manufactory. Red Lioci street, Holboru, London. —[Advt.]

Pulmonary consumption consecutive to an inflammation of the chest had reduced m-to such a ataie that medicines were ordered to me by* physicians rather to give me security than with .the" nbp? of a prolongation of life. Happily one of them advised me to use G'imatUVsSyrupof Hypophosphite of XAxne.For two months past I have bseti taking t&at medicine, and my situation has been so remarkably improved that I may henceforth consider my recovery as wrtaia.—Ed. Pooluxl*, Bristol—iApvj.j