"Man's Inhumanity to Man."

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6312, 9 August 1888, Page 1

"Man's Inhumanity to Man."

No longer "makes countl*_s3 thousands mourn." Most of them have quit the mourning business long ago, and gone into other Bpec3 for making money. For the results of such inhumanity, moat accidents, and any kind of pain, St Jacobs Oil is the best treatment ; while for rheumatism, neuralgia and similar troubles, it has no equal iv the world. There is no economy in cheap Cornflour. C. Gilbert's is pure, and possesses the most agreeable and nutritive properties. Don't buy any other. Tbe leading hotels and hospitals of the world use C. Gilbert's in preference to all others. King Bro3 or all Grocers. Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap will give a clearer and healthier complexion than any other. The natural condition of the skin 13 studied in the manufacture of this soap, and it contains nothing that can cause the slightest irritation or annoyance to the most delicate skin. — Kempthorne, Prosser and Co. or all Chemists.

Headaches and indigestion vanish liko "magic before Hamburg Tea, which is a purely vegetable preparation, gentle and palatable, free from drug 3or mineral of any kind.— Kempthorne, Prosser and Co., or all Chemists.

Dr Scotf s Electric Brushes are the best, the cheapest, and the most necessary addition to everybody's toilet table. — Kempthorne, Prosser and Co., or all Chemists.

Make up your mind before you buy a "Watch what you want it for. If it is only for an ornament, almost any kind will do as well as another, but the costlier the better. If you want a good Timekeeper, you should buy a Waterbury for 13s 6d. The genuine Waterbury is sold by E. Beece and Co. and S. Nashelski at 13s Gd, and can always bo repaired by our Agent at a price which will never exceed half-a-cr-own, unless it has been opened and tampered with. There aTe several trashy S wiss imitations of the Waterbury daily sold at various prices from 7s 6d to lls,according to the cupidity of the dealer j but these are perfectly worthless as timekeepers, and can never be repaired at any cost. None of these watches will be repaired by the Waterbury Watch Company's agents, who will not adjust any watch which does not bear the Company's private mark. Dealers will tell you "any jeweller can repair them," but this ia untrue. Buy the genuine Waterbury from E. Eeece and Co. or S. Nashelski, and run no risk.