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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 8943, 8 October 1907, Page 3

IMPEY’S MAY APPLE. Wliat Is It? There is uo secret attaching to this famous medicine. It is a scientific compound of MAY APPLE, DANDELION, OAS G Alt A, TUKkey RHUBARB, etc., carefully gathered in pioper season and skilfully prepared from the original receipt of that eminent lecturer and botanist, Mr Matthew Impey. It is the result of several years’ study, research, and expreimont, and made entirely of roots, herbs, and barks famed for their medicinal value. Takgu immediately after meals it acts directly WITH THE FOOD, aiding digestion, stimulates the liver,' acts, on the bowels and makes rich pure blood. It is nature’s remedy, operating in nature’s way. Increasing demand follows its introduction in any locality, thus proving that the seal of public approval is stamped upon it. Testimonials of cures have been received from all parts of the colony, and IMPEY’S MAY APPLE cures are permanent. It is essential that you obtain the genuine article, ami should you obtain the have doubts about Jio matter, Bend direct to JMesrss Sharland ■and Co., Ltd., Wellington (enclosing stamps or P. 0.0. for hd.), ■When Impey’s May Apple w-A -Wat you securely packed and post dree. . . . ... ) Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is one of tlie triumphs of modern medicines, • - ■ , -i. _ ; Rm'iUJ 8 t| I t in® triumphs of modern nieuiemoa, Ifotjby applying it to bruises, burns I UL . 1 f! OWJYUItIOII 1-« I like injuries before inflammation fils in they will heal much quicker Ml should not leave a scar. For nk byT. H. Brediu, Co.-op. Stores, Uarton, and D. Wilson, Bongotea.