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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13424, 15 March 1907, Page 6

SORES OF LONG STANDING. Sores of long standing, or abrasions or any kind, burns and scalds may bo quickly healed by tUe following simple treatment : —Bathe with warm wator (boiled), and place over the wound a Piece of lint or soft old rag spread «^ cl £*JC ith a nothing salvo sucli as BEE OINTMENT. Cut the lint to tlio size of the wound only, and bandage, to keep the dressing in place. After tinnrst application of the Ointment, tin. wound should not be washed, bocain* too much contact with water produce*.proud flesh," or, to use the medicinal mt^,,??"" 0 " 8 granulation." BE>} OINTMENT has boon tried for yours with the greatest success. It is an absolutely pure ointment which contains properties highly stimulating to th.. growth of healthy tissues; it doos n-,i irritate or smart, but loavos behind ii » delightful, soothing, and ploas»»t loeling, and altogether is n wonderfnllr quick healing remedy. Sold everwhere; Is 6d. j . Sore and swollen joints, sharp shootln § Pams, tortured musrlrs, no rest, no sleep. When you feel like this it. means that you have rheumatism. It « a stubborn diseaso to fight, b.-t Chamberlain's Pain Balm has conquered thousands of limes ami wijl do so again. Don't experiment with" other 'nodicmes, bnt got Chamberlain's Pain Halm at once and follow the directions ; tlio nrst application will give you rener, and by continual use it will effect a cure. For sale by all dealers— Advt. j There is a large demand for bangles this season, and A L. Cooke's assortment of these handsome ornaments is ' so large and varied that all tastes and pockefs can be suited. Attention is drawn to A. L. Cooke's display of pure silver-plated articles— claret jugs, candlestioks, electric lamps, etc., in the latest Parisian designs. Advt