t\jjS&§) "Wealth of .'»SfflL- : isf hair is wealth £>. indeed, espeJj&Jsssi cially to a wo* mm^'' man * If your na * r sou *> * 9 too thin, or is loa(wSfflfflteS its color J use flair Vigor I It will remove all dandruff, i and will give you thick, long, glossy, and beautiful hair. Accept no substitute. Be sure you get Ayer's Hair Vigor, and preserve the richness and luxuriance of your hair to an advanced period of life. ~ , ->*»»*■ Tt*sitti t>v Df. J. C. km 6. Ca,. L«nfc BkuuU.ft.ft." ' j The World's, j I Family Medicine. I I A family medicine is a necessity, i I The human body is an intricate I J piece of machinery which is easily I | put out of order, and unless the! £ wrong be righted in its early stages I I a general breakdown is certain. I I The wise keep the World's family 1 § Medicine always at hand, and this I lis universally acknowledged to be I Rk m w I A dose taken when ailments arise? will quickly remove the cause of the trouble, and good health will speedily be restored.. I They cleanse the system, tone up | and regulate the digestive organs, and stimulate the Liver and Kidneys to healthy action. j Always keep Beecham's Pills in the house, and as occasion requires take a dose and you will enjoy perennial good health. Kffi Sold In b'«', price lo}<!„ l/t J & ?/9. #"J[ |,iPlßiiihhwiihih i|i 111 imi hi ■ pi mmammm JwQ| "My little son, Norman, aged eight months, was very ill with a cold on the lungs, and' the doctor advised me-to use .j'x.uijbu—m bottle cured vs\ m ' '"**" him and he hst~ is now a ssmmwimmmmwriimmMmm fine healthy . * norman *,„«»„„, boy." (Mrs.) J. BOUGHEN. Rosewood, via Ipswich, Queensland. 21/5/07, Above is the Proof in the Facts. Here is Proof in the Reason Why: The doctor ordered SCOTT'S becaus* SCOTT'S is the standard cod liver oil emulsion. SCOTT'S is also the original emulsion which has been widely recommended by doctors for 32 years past. In addition to this, every season brings a great budget of letters quite as enthusiastic as the one printed above. There is a reason for this, and it is that no pains are ever spared to procure the finest possible materials for manufacture by the original perfected SCOTT process, which has never yet been equalled. Therefore, when purchasing, don't ask for "Emulsion;" ask for ' and get SCOTT'S Emulsion—the difference between them means a cure for you! From all Chemists and Dealers in Medicines. EMULSION See that " the Fuarnan with the Fish * is on the Package. ~a^~- —->, KOHK'S fp35333 G&2§ligr|\ Patent anti r> HE U ,\f ATIO SECUCED COLD MEDAL. N.Z. EXHIBITION. MERIT REWARDED. PAIN RELIEVED KOHN'S ANTI-RHEUMATIC RINGS secured Special Gold Medal for Merit at the New Zea-, land International Exhibition at Christchurch. The only award «iven for AntiRheumatic Rings was secured by KOHN'S. Tile most effective rius ever invented. WHY SUFFER? See Testimonial* from those who have been cured by the aii of this Rini,'. PROCURE KOHN'S ANTI-RHEDMATIO KING ONLY Pries. lu« Post Free . ' ~ ■ ■ ■ ; Butter-scotch. Mallard --—~~^ & BOWSER'S Rich and delicious flavour 1 - Entjlands leading Sweet. , Butter-Scotch-V——— ■■■ ■ ■ ■mi mmm '■HIIIIIWWIIWMIIMIIi'^ ' Hay be obtained of Messrs. A. I ENTRICAN AND CO.. Auckland. I HEAUD her murmur 111 her sleep. She sighed 11 sigh prolonged and deey; 1 ... ■ , '. And while I thought what could it be. _, , She softly whispered. "UPTON'B TEAT"
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13767, 4 June 1908, Page 2
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