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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6998, 22 April 1884, Page 5

"Netting Hill, July 29, 1876.—Dear Sirs, —I endorse all that is said in your teitimonials as regards the action upon the skin of the . Terebene Soap. ■ I camo home last week with my body covered with' blood-heat' eruptions, and. after two tepid baths, usinr the soap, my skin -was almo3t clear. —Yours truly, —. Meisra. S. F. Cleaver and Sons." The above speaks for itself. J\ S. Cleaver's Patent Terebene Soap is unrivalled for preventing, and allaying eruptions and irritation, and producing a smooth skin and clear, brilliant complexion.—Mannfactory, 32, 33, and 31, Bed Lion Street, Holborn, London. .. '

Salicylic Aoid—The Great Preservativeused for fruits, milk, ale, meat, poultry, &c, &c; arrosts decnmpoiition, and is wholly innocuous. Sold in packets, with instructions, at "The Pharmacy,' Qaeen-atreot ; . ; ■•.. -.. i ■ ..; ; 9 .■■

•Vα utable Discovery.—lf your hair is turning oret ot losing Its youthful colour, glow, and beauty, use " Kdson's Hair. Rbnettir." It renews its life, strength, and growth. It Is not a, dye. It does not stain the sMn. It is unsurp*used for removing dandruff. Its perfume is moat agreeable It is mach cheaper than the. English and American preparations. Those who hare ''id it admit its superiority. Sold in bottles »t Sa 6d.—Edson's Medical h>l , , 196, Qaeen-street. ; • . ..