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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XIV, Issue VII, 16 February 1895, Page 161

fgF. "Rich the treasure, sweet the pleasure, sweetest pleasure after pain." L Dryden (Homocea Measure.) '' | ** | “IT TOUCHES THE SPOT.”—Aye, that is what ‘Homocea’ B ■dH does. And does it quickly too—whether it’s a toothache or Mr I H B B neuralgia, with all their shooting pains, or eczema, with its flbfi W |FB F painful and distressing irritation. Rheumatism in the joints or ■ muscles has been cured, even of years’ standing—while for r M cuts, burns, and bruises it-is far ahead of any ointment that has ever been '■.lB* beforethepublic. | | LORD CARRICK j| flB ||H says ‘ Homocea fl B B cured him of He- Bfl Ffl J tr . < morrhoids, when J Wo else failed ; that he gave some to a labourer who was rendered quite lame JgK' jnß by a stone falling upon him, and it cured him in four > f B Bi IB| clays. A woman had a pain in the elbow and could B not bend it for a year, and it cured her, and another Bflfl ■ "B& used it for a bad leg, and it was doing her good. HflF I One letter closes from him with the words, “It is the most wonderful stuff I ever came across.” Jr LORD COM BERM ERE says that he W, found “ Homocea did him more good B lOfl than any other embrocation he had ever Bfl^BWL^O/fl / £ used for rheumatism. J Remember that “ Homocea” subdues inflammation and allays irritation almost as soon as applied. All Storekeepers and Chemists stock “ Homocea.” ') IB Wh New a zeJiand tB fox Kempthorne. Prosser & Co. ; The New Zealand Drug Co., AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH and DUNEDIN. , ~w> ~v > «> P