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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 9955, 26 April 1918, Page 9

CONCERNING ELECTROLYSIS. January. 25th, 1918; Dear Mr# llolleston, —For the beiioflt of many who suffer as I have done for tho oast ten or twelve years, with a growth of hair - on my upper lip and chin, X wish you would kindly publish tho folio wine;—“ When a girl of eighteen. I was troubled with a slight growth of hair, and. in ignorance pulled each one as it appeared: they increased so speedily that I readily resorted to using preparations that ‘guaranteed to permanently remove them in time.’ I persevered, but in two or-throe years, to my horror. I had . the -. heaviest growth I’ve soon on any woman. I was too sensitive about mv affliction to ask advice o ffriends, and to hide, it even with depilatories was onlv possible for a dav or two. «o strong was the growth. X had read many advertisements hbonf Electrolysis, but was dubious until a few months ago a loading doctor in Wellington told mo of vour skill and remarkable success, which I can now heartily endorse. You referred me to a former patient, who vorv kindlv granted mo an interview. described her sever© growth, and your treatment: her face is without a blorai'h or any recurrence of a growth, although it four years since her treatment. At any time T shall he nlcnsed to write personally, or to interview anyone doubtful of your tr»nfmont. The little']?'eomfo v t nnd the -money .snout are trifling compared with the happiness and prime of mind it hits brought me. for which I will bo for ever grateful. Wishing you every success.—Yours sincerely^ To WES ROT.TiTjSTON. 25(5 X,mnbton nuay. Pin your faith to BEE OINTMENT—tho good old family remedy of 50 years standing. Soothes pain, allays irritation, and heals cuts, sores, burns and abrasions. Is Gd everywhere. For Chronic Chest Complaints. ■ Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. l/6> Z/ftf.