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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XIV, Issue XIII, 30 March 1895, Page 296

J <-<A. /fy "’Rich the treasure, sweet the pleasure, sweetest pleasure after pain." 1 Dryden (Homocea Measure.) Ml J Klf I “ ,T TOUCHES THE SPOT,” -Aye, that is what ‘Homocea’ fl Uh h* does. And does it quickly too--whether it’s a toothache or y | a fl flB fl neuralgia, with all their shooting pains, or eczema, with its flL<! fl Plfl F painful and distressing irritation. Rheumatism in the joints or JP *-■ AJ muscles has been cured, even of years’ standing—while for PB cuts, burns, and bruises it is far ahead of any ointment that has ever been I jp- before the public, j 1 X—LORD CARRICK J ■■ flflF says Homocea fl fl ■ cured him of He- fl RB ) flfcj a morrhoids, when ■jL-X all else failed ; that he gave some to a labourer who was rendered quite lame /flt by a stone falling upon him, and it cured him in four > fl IB ■■ ■ Bflf days. A woman had a pain in the elbow and could IAL fl _T not bend it for a year, and it cured her, and another fl iBH m fl»| used it for a bad leg, and it was doing her good. Bfll JRr I One letter closes from him with the words, “It is the j * most wonderful stuff 1 ever came across.” ——l flßj H LORD COMBERMERE says that he wy found “ Homocea did him more good fl than any other embrocation he had ever |F 1 fl used for rheumatism. i~ Remember that “ Homocea ” subdues inflammation and allays irritation almost as soon as applied. A All Storekeepers and Chemists stock “Homocea.” _ wW Wh N l ew a ze2iM , d te ffor Kempthorne. Prosser & Co.; The New Zealand Drug Co., J AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH and DUNEDIN. Bi*