M’CLINTON’S SOAP, MADE from plant ashes in the way Soap was made 100 years ago. Professor Kirk, of Edinburgh, aays of it in his* “Papers on Health”-: —“There is something in the composition of this soap which makes it astonishingly curative and most agreeable on the skin. Lather made from it instead of drying and so far burning the skin of those using It, has the most soothing and delightful effect. Try also M’CUnton/s Shaving »nd Tooth Soap*:.” I YO A VE Avoid as you would a Ravenous YVoif or a Roaring Lion the taking of Mixtures and the using of Lotions which dry up the disease, lock the poison in, and call it a Wonderiul Cure. This is to be compared to the closing a house that is on fire, leaving it to smoulder away. Common sense dictates. Extract the poison, and thus prevent thepor-sibility of Cancer, which is on th-e increase, forming, or Abscess on the Lungs, termed consumption, or Ulcer on the Liver or Kidneys. HAWE YOU A HILO LEII With Wounds tint discharge or otherwise, perhaps surrounded with inflammation and so swollen, that when you press your linger on the inflamed part it leaves the impression? If so, under the skin you have poison that defies all the remedies you have triedwhich, if not extracted, ' ou never can recover, hut go on suffering till deat i i eleases you. Pen apsyour knees are swollen, the joints are ulcerated, the samc with the ankles, round which the skin may be discoloured, or there may be wounds; the disease, if allowed to continue, will deprive you of the power to walk. You may have attended various hospitals and had medical advice, and been told veur case is hopeless, or advised to submit to amputation; but do not, for I can cure you. 1 don’t say perhaps but I will Because others have failed, it is r?o reason I should. GRASSHOPPER OINTMENT AND PILLS can be obtained of all Chemists and Stores. Prepared by ALBERT, 73. Farringdon Street, London, Eng. It is a certain remedy for. the cure of Bad Legs, Housemaid’s Knee, U'cerated Joints, Carbuncles. Poisoned Hands, and Bunions. Purchasers should look for the registered trade mark of the Grasshopper on a green label on each box. (Copyrights. Mosquito Bites prevented BY THE REGULAR USE OF p CALVERT’S 20 per cent CARBOLIC SOAP. An excellent antiseptic soap, refreshing and beneficial to the skin, and a useful remedy for insect bites, itch, and other skin irritation. Eacb tablet in metal box. CALVERT’S - 15% CARBOLIC POWDER offers a safe and simple precaution against the spread of infection and disease. Cheap in use, and of guaranteed strength. h lb., 1 lb. and 2 lb. tins. P. C. CALVERT & Co., Manchester, England. SiiioiAK’s V SOOTHBi© s POWBEiS \ FOK IN USE OVER FSFTV VE&RS. Relieve FEVERISH HEAT. Prevent FITS, CONVULSIONS, &c. Preserve a healthy state of THE CONSTITUTION DURING THE PERIOD OF TEETHING. », Please observe the EE in STEEDMAN. L Agent®: KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER AND £O.. New Zealand. RUPTURE 11 CURED TfiOi out Operation, Pain, Danger, Inconvenience, | or Loss of Time. A genuine success. IMMEDIATE BELIEF. The nome of comfort and a feeling oi perfect eonfM'"iec scf.mvl from the first hour ol ns ; !g hr. I-ntisfcton’s combined treatment. Write to-day for T't>P i o No if .-- posted 2 stamps—and read rbe CO y V £7J CSSS’*} IRTeTTSTre. celv'tdfrotti mP -if Ansimint, from hundredso< in on <»l)i JIAVB dSUH Used and end or-*,? by Clergyman, Statesmen, Lawyers, pijrc;-!:--.?,, Farnvrs, Artisans, N-ivvies, Mineral in moo f. -cl women in ev?rv station in i-fe. The--I Prio r wesses support facts that leave no room r.vr <:.» -j.r. Cai* on or Ad<i*-o--is--LAS7&3TOF, Eng., -29 Cclllno 3trues. I
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1715, 11 January 1905, Page 79 (Supplement)
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618Page 79 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Mail, Issue 1715, 11 January 1905, Page 79 (Supplement)
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