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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7191, 3 December 1884, Page 3

"Her Majesty'a Penal Settlement, British Guiana,' June 25, 1881. Gentlemen—l think it onlj a dnty to let yon know that your ' Terebene Soap * to the only substance of any kind I have ever mot with to allay the intense irritation caused by thebiteaand - stings of mosquitos, sand flies, betes rouges, and other tropical Insects: I speak with some authority, as I have resided several years in the tropics and have tried all sorts of powder*, lotions, and soaps, until I ' had began to despair of all specifics. \ Now that I have fonnd one in your Terebene Soap, I think it onlr appropriate to let you know the fact.—Yours truly. Ch. B. Seifferth(Chaplain). Messrs. CleaverlmdOo " The above speaks for itself. F. s. Clearer'sPatSl » S ° f - re , fine ment nsea inferior perfn-W-ater? ' Mnn »y andLaumaneriorida- _ Valttable Discovest.—lf your hair is '. S^V 18 eß *XS r,osin S its youthful colour, gloss «aa . » «V ,n ? Epson's Haik Kksewkb." It renews Its Ute,- stienfth, and growth. It is not a dye. • -It- ' does notstam the akin. It is unsurpassed for. removing dandruff.. Its perfume is molt asreeable. It is much cheaper than the English and American - preparations. Those who hare used it admit its ' superiority. Sold in bottles at Ss 6d.—Sdson's f Medical Hall, 186, Queen-jUeet. - " • Declike of Max.—Nervous WeakneE*, : JDyspepsla, Impotence, Sexual Debility, cured by ' Wells' Health Kenewer.' At drureists. NowZw. and Drug Company; Agents, Auckland,