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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 5729, 26 October 1905, Page 2

SPRAINS AND BRUISES. In such cases render First Aid to ths Injured, by applying Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. When the muscles, tendons, nerves, or flesh are strained, sprained, stretched, squeezed, or in any way injured, causing inflammation, pains, and swellings, with rush of blood to tho parts, Chamberlain’s Pain Balm will give immediate relief, and a few applications will reduce tho swelling and rede re the injured parts to healthy condition. For sale by all chemists and storekeepers.

General Booth Is very proud of hi» colonising farm at Hadleigh, and welfl may ho be, for it is iho biggest poultry farm in England, and ‘houses oyer 2003 birds. Last year. 18.310 eggs and ll&l birds were sold and 2286 chickens reared. Out of 101 birds exhibited 33 took and close on .£BOO was reported in Bales.

WRETCHEDNESS and MISERY CRUEL STOMACH PAINS. SICK HEADACHES, DBIUEPS OUT BV raa n /fa l|a y|ql;ia "For two years I was nothing short of a martyr to BILIOUSNESS and IN* DIGESTION. I suffered terribly from SICK HEADACHES and PALPITATION OF THE HEART, and could only do my work with great difficulty After eating I had SEVERE PAINSin the CHESTand STOMACH and an INCLINATION to VOMIT, together with EXTREME DEPRESSION of the spirits and LANGUOR, which rendered me unfit for anything. I never knew what it was to be other than WRETCHED and MISERABLE. 1 spent a lot of money in buying and using a great many medicines and mixtures but got no relief, until I was induced to gel a bottle of Mother Seigel's Syrup. At once my health began to improve, and a few bottles relieved me of all lilt miseries I have described and made a complete cure.' I still remain in perfect health." Jitter Jrom Mis. Annie Cremer. Mansvillt, J/iwsf. fS, Arnold Strnt. South tana, JJeibcm ne, yiclona: April 12, TAKEN DAILY AFTER fIEALS, IN WATER.