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New Zealand Mail, Issue 964, 22 August 1890, Page 24

It makes one shudder to think of the agon? and torture which victims to sciatica. sM rheumatism endure. Renshaw’s Monarch » Pain will cure them. We are long past the age of miracles, hot some or the instantaneous cures cffectel J Renshaw’s Monarch of Pain are said to w almost miraculous. Mr W. Bailey, Mount Albert, writes J*? or three applications of Renshaw’s Monarcu Pain cured me of sciatica when everything f failed. Tho Shah of Persia is not intending to vj®* New Zealand, but if lie does he will bD<l ,"(.. shaw’s Monarch of Pain is the best r ® mea v, neuralgia, rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago, « Many months ago Miss Drewitt, Anckrt had the misfortune to lose three nignW . , through neuralgia, but a single apphcati Renshaw’s Monarch of Pain cured her. A Warkworth storekeeper (R. H. D 0 writes as follows : — 1 It affords mo pleain. testify as to tho curative properties 0‘ shaw’s Monarch of Pain, having seen » . on young and old for colic, rheum . neuralgia, sprains, &e. My customer 3 I 1 highly of its merits.’ What the people want. It is \ 7 , that even the most temperate indiviauai sionally feel the want of a wholesale stimi The coming temperance beverage‘W. non-intoxicating and unfermented g in 6 e ... Beyond a doubt. It is beyond for those in a low condition of shaw’s unferraented and Ginger Wine is an invaluable r revives, stimulates, and gives tone total j”" j V • - V