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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 17, 20 June 1913, Page 7

r,OUGHT A BOTTLE. "I had pains in my legs which the doeLor said was rheumatism." writes Mr. Uolit. Cochrane, builder, Waimiha, New Zealand. "His lotion did nie no goo'd and I suffered misery. I saw a friend using some linimen; which lie told me was Chamberlain's Pain Balm and offered me his bottle to try it. It did me so much good that I bought a bottle myself and was soon fren of all pains,"—All chemists >in<l storekeepers.

Bennington's The Standard Family Cough Remedy Time is the best test of a medicine. No matter what claims are made (or a preparation, its real merits will be known ere many yeafs.Many cough' medicines have tried to secure popular favour in the past fifty years/ Many failed, because performance was not equal to the claims they made, v Yet» year after year, for over half a century, Bonn«n"ton's Irish Moss hi» steadily increased >n sales and in popular favour. To-day it is the standard family cough remedy in more homes than ever before. Success is due to its exceptional merits, for no extravagant claims have been made on its behalf. Bonnington's Irish Moss, it a sure and effectual temedy for conghs. colds and all chest and lung affections for it contains a no injurious drugs. Do not be put off with an imitation. Ask for and get Bennington's—refuse the substitute of inferior quality. 62 -a -3 carrageen IRISH MOSS Bwaais