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Otago Witness, Issue 1890, 10 February 1888, Page 39

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The price is within the reach of- all. The neglect otany.chance to eave'life-becomes asm>;iefcnoaQ..runr,the risk of having this laid to tlieir charge. The above remedi<?s are 'free from any ingredient tnat woold piove iDJtafiotlsio the human system, thus rendering them perfectly safe for dIQ or^young; anoVhave^en known to my family, in a modified form, for a number of years. AftertiT. y^ars.of pereoaal research and study of the several complaints, I have brougfat the medicines ' to perfectien. T6is is no mere boast, but the actual truth, as vouched for by iho several' testimonials published; thesespeakforthemseWes^and more than endorse my statements. It is at the reqaestof a number of persons whom I have been instrumental in curing, and, I trust, for myown benefit,^thafcl'-tkvevdetenßined'to give everyone a chance of- using these Certain Cures. UNGUENTETM— 4foz glass far, with screw metal top, price Is 6d. ENTEaA^PU&VIS— 2oz cardboard box, price Is 6d. GARGARBON— 4ezjgIasB bottfe with square edges, price Is6d. They can be obtaineStaetad' of all respectable chemists and storekeepers,'&c.,and wholesale from the following: merchants : Walter <3«tfane:«fCG., Jos^ph^Hateh & Co M and Whittingham Bros & Instoae, fnveccargUl; iPwctor,. Josies, A^6b., ano^Mr'W. Greig, Dunedia; and from Wm. Robertson, WoQdl*nds^Soul, l h"laaid,^Z; The»*»Hawnjg,ace a+few s selectetlrfi»m'many From Mr Alexander Wi6on» '' . ■"■ \' J^feJ_ongficy^£oag|Bdsh,^Juiy 8, 1887. I must^yrite and teltyouth^itfce bad: sore' oa^myithhi^>, arismg^ftDomibemgipoieobed, was only two days in heaKng after applvmg / your,ointmeHti^'J!SMrftl' wAskM«itiEi ft af*er>tbj& fftkA day. You should make your remedy pafclie, as it would b££-a : bfe&wgiT i ic-wd*fciiig.nien. W^en Ittook the bandages ©ff I was surprised^ , findthe '.^uncßftifi^e*a^*i»w'Bi^fori)iAJ; too good to be true, but this is a fact, \ '„ ' " From Mr Wm. Frew. ' ' ' ' ' " '"J- J^Ki \fr: •--'.' 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Five of myrchildren had the above cough ia'a very bad form, and I triec various po-called remedies without their derivrag any benefit ; yoorgaigle was simply wonderful m itsveffecisyeasisg the,cougb. at- once and;lo66eniitg>tae'ttMdgE&, thereby enabfog them toobteir deauw^ffichc^BesSosJy^a*' been out oPtt^oXesfilon.TNl^tejaMmi^inajfe-seeßi fiomewhai