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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4074, 12 June 1900, Page 2

GAINING: .A‘-’WIDE .-refutation. As • • a ■ cdre T rheumatism*" Chamberlain’s Pain; Balm is gaining 'a*; wide’. r 6-. putation. ‘D. B. Johnston, of Richin ond,-inch—has-been -troubled with-that ailment since 186 a. In speaking of it ho says: ‘‘l never found anything thdtwould relieve me until I used Gharh. herlain’s Pain - Balm. It acts like magic with me. ■ My foot was swoollein and pained me very much, but oh'e godd application of Pain Balm relieved mei“ For sale at all dealers. Small side Is 6d, large size '3s. 672

Window-plants in Germany are' often, watered with cold tea or coffee, th!e ' effe‘crs'~of ~wllich are" said" To"' be very beneficial. j .Why suffer one moment from torturing, disfiguring skin, scalp, and blood humours, with loss, of hair, when a warm hath Cuticura Soap,' to - cleanse the' elan "of crusts and scales and soften 1 the 1 thickened cuticle and a single-anointing with Cuts cura Ointment,.'.the' great skin cure, to allay itching and linflammation and soothe and heal,. followed by a full dose of Cuticura'Resolvent, to cool and* cleanse the blood, ...will/afford instant relief, permit rest- and ‘sleep, |and, jjoint to speedy, permanent, and -economical cure. ,when the -'best physicians and Temedies fail. Price, the set, 6s; or. Soap, Is; Ointment, 2a 6d; Resolvent, 2s 6d, all chemists. 5