PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
No. V.—THE DOCTOR. . Dr T, H. Smith, Royal Colonial' Institute: writes: "I have much pleasure in to the superior qualities of your Vi-Cocoa ovor any similar preparation in the market. I do this willingly and unsolicited as I consider it n great boon to the public. I have personally experimented with the cocoas in the market, and find that the great drawback to all ot them was the slow process of digestion and assimilation. The diastase in the Malt not only assists digestion in your VrCocoa. but it also accelerates the digestion' of other foods that are taken with the Vi - Cocoa. This I have personally tested,' and can therefore speak from actual experience. Ils wonderful recuperative power after exhaustion from fatigue is marvellous.” No article of consumption has ever ecnialled tho speedy popularity of Dr Tibbies’ Vi-Cocoa. We should think there are remarkably few .houses, if any, where it is not now in use. Dr Tibbies’ ViCocoa has positively popularised cocoa ns a beverage: many people who never could make a habit of cocoa drinking, and only took a cup on a rare occasion, aro now regular drinkers of Vi Cocoa. This is unquestionably a benefit from a public health point of view; as tea. however, refreshing end beneficial when taken in moderation, bus baneful effects when used excessively, as had too long been common. Tho progress of Dr Tibbies' Vi-Cocoa has been finite phenomenal all over the country. It has been a steady and rapid advance, showing that people after gottiug it once wanted it rogularlv. Its praises are sounded on every hand, and tradesmen unanimously testify to its growing sales, and tho continual demand for tho wonder ful food beverage, winch form, even :o the veriest sceptics, ronvi'miiig proofs of the hold it has taken in public favour. Dr Tibbies' Vi-Cocoa (in Bid packets and Is Id and 2n 2d tins) can bo obtained from all Chemists, oracers and Stores, or from Dr Tibbies’ Vi-Cocoa, Limited, 269. Ocorgo street. Sydney. As an unparalleled test of merit, a dainty sample tin of Dr Tibbies’ Vi-Cocoa will be sent free on application to nnv address, if when writing (a postcard will do) the reader ■ will name the " New Zealand Times.” Among the natives of Mexico there are. according to e roortnt. writer, about 150,000 survivors of the Aztec race. Skins on tiro) t-kins on fife! With tnptur,‘ntr disfiguring eczemas, and every species of i’ch’ng. rcnly and Wotohr skin nrd scab hmoours aro instantly relieved 1y a warn bath with Culioura Soap, a s>ng)e arointmi wlh Cuttonrn. (ointwruiV profit hkh cure, and a fiill dose of Cu'ienra Refolvenf grentest of bleed purifiers and Immonr enres when all otse fails. To those who bav< suffered long and hopelessly, and wl o hav* 10-t. faith in doctors, medicines and all thing? bumsn. Cntienra remedies anpenl with startling force. Ohev are. in truth, the greatest skin fives. bleed purifiers and bunt cur reme dies of me do n times. 2fl i
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 3777, 27 June 1899, Page 3
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