MISS MARY ANDERSON. Our beautiful cousin, Miss Mary Anderson, i* good enough to say of Pears' Soap "I have used it for two years with the greatest satisfaction, for * find it the very best." Pears' Soap, the famous complexion soap, is recommended by Sir Erasmus Wilson, late President of the College of .Surgeons of England, and is sold by every dealer. Beware, how* ever, of imitations, out of which dishonest dealers hope to make ten times more pro tit ami consequently endeavour to substitute them for I'ears, Soap. If you want Pears' Soap insist on having it
Caution may serve as a foil, bub there ij no puissant safeguard against real dishonesty. E circuinvents all our efforts to shield ourselves "•>» it, because it lurks in secret places, hedges us abouw and springs upon us when least aware or suspicfou , ot-jts presence. It assumes one of its direst (op}' wßen it comes in the shape of a sham, because it " apt to impose on the weak-minded and credulousIts most hideous phase is when it essays to usurp the place of a splendid article like IMolplm Wolfe* Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, in the spurious trie* of a base imitation.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9186, 16 October 1888, Page 6
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