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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2360, 16 January 1915, Page 2

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jt <,1 .■* •" -• - yiif j<- «/] V. BABY. INGLE, WAS AT AN ABSOLUTE STANDSTILL Mrs. D, INGLE, of Nobroycl, House, Morley, writes■ "I enclose plioto of my baby boy 'Billy.'. He was at an absolute standstill at Xmas. Since then we commenced to give Mm "Virol. He is now 10 months old, so that the change in' him has come about within the last 4 months. He now weighs 2sfc. lib. We send this to show,our appreciation with the results of Tirol." Virol replenishes the blood with the white cells that defend the body against the germs of disease. Used in 1,000 Hospitals and Sanatoria VIROL, Ltd., 152-166,01 d St„Lon<!on,E.C. I BRITISH MEN, BRITISH BRAINS make THE BEST the World can produce. Will. ¥®a Believe That you can get the most sensitive. tooth stopped absolutely without pain? Wo have imported and improved an apparatus wliioh' has been described, and rightly so, by our numerous patients'l a wonder. By means of this apparatus we oan produco that nappy stato. La whjoli the patient, although quite consoious of what is taking placo around him, cannot feol tuo slightest, pain from tho "dreaded drill."FROST, & FROST "Tho Painless Dentists," 119 WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON.