ONE ACHING TOOTH- • A WORLD OF MISERY ! Miserable days, sleepless, painful ami seemingly endless nights. Lowered vitality, 'irritable temper, general unfitness for anything—that's what toothache means. Why face the dentist's chair and the loss of a, tooth, when sure and speedy velief is to be had by applying Barraclough's Magic Nervine? A drop or two on cot ton-wool, placed in an aching tooth, kills the nevvc and stops the imin. Uf cl| chemists and stores—1/6. ?8f Proganrlra gets rid of the most stubborn corn—l/6. Rheumo quickly banishes Rheumatism -4/6.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17185, 8 November 1926, Page 4
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