HOUSIECLEANING TIME. With the first blush of spring the housewife's thoughts turn to what is now famiL'iarlv known as spring-cleaning.. She likes to freshen up the house, to get it sweet and wholesome. The winter months necessitate the doors and windows being closed, the house, too, gets damp, and there is need for the periodic renovation known as spring-,cleaning. Right along now you will see men and women and children covered with nasty pimples or disgusting boils, which are plain indications that the cleaning process has been delayed too long. You need a tonic, you will be told, but this tonic is really a cleansing method. If- you arc wise* you will take Iropey's May Appk'. the ideal family medicine. It is a peculiar vegetable compound, with a peculiar tonic effect; it arts pleasantly and gently, and thoroughly cleanses the system. Sold everywhere at 2s 6d per bcttle, or post free from the Wholesale Agents, Sharland and Co., Wellington. Dr. J. A. McGill's Famous "Pastile Treatment" can be obtained on application to Mrs. Bubb, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. Extra information re the Pasti!« Treatment can be obtained there on Wednesday Afternoons from Mrs. Ohas. Snow, who will be vr '■^Ddanpp- Consultation free.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11738, 16 September 1902, Page 4
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