A BOON TO ATHLETES.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1525, 22 August 1912, Page 7

A BOON TO ATHLETES.

FOUND CCmSTOCK'S KEKVE A.N'D BONE IJXIMENT MOST EFFICCTfVJO FOK STIUINEI) ifUS' 'LKS AND BKOISJ3S. The powerful, ppnetrntinft qu.ilitire of Comslock's Nerve and Hone Liniment make it iuvulunliln for <v strained niunilo nr bruiw. Applied necordiug to directions, it very soon reduces a swelling from whatever cause. "Bnin;,' unt'ortunatn at various times." writes Mr. K. A. lam,', of "Oxford," Woollonsons Read, Arnclilfe, "to meet with several bruises and overstrain of mr.H'lp. 'sufficient io render mi; incapnhlo of fulfilling my ordinary, duties with satisfaction. I us'?d only one b:)ttlo of Com-Rtw-k's Nerve nud'Bnno Liniment on onch occasion, nnd wan able to eontinno work very quickly nflerwards. On one important occasion I was kicked by a horse in the tliijrh. -and, though Ihn bruise wns very painful, onnsinj; <i slifrlit Innicnt-ps, only half a lioitle of Liniinent necessary to rolief. and in a few da.v.i I wa.--. well af;ain. As a Ixmn tn nllilcte and skaters, for bruised limb", elrain-i and sprains, 1 am sure notliin<,'ean lie letter." To lie oßiinod from nil Chemists anil Stores, or will lie sent I'ost I'uid on r<?coipb"of price, 2s. (kl. per bottle, by Tho 'W. n. Coms(r*lc Co.. 1;t..|., lavish Street, Wellington, N,Z»—AdvW-