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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2483, 9 June 1915, Page 3

The Safeguard of the Home '> '• — : ! " X est J for '• y^^Bah y Mother's Favourite\ | Foolish mothers dose their babies with home-made con- j ' | oootions or something recommended by a neighbour, and | * perhaps upset the little stomach and make the baby cross and j 3 uncomfortable by this mistaken economy. Wise mothers do j | not experiment with untried nostrums, but depend on a remedy j which has been compiled from the scientific prescription of a j | famous physician, and is designed to cure the cold without 5 upsetting the digestive organs. Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery j S is this remedy, and mothers may give it to their babies, secure j I in the knowledge that coughs and colds will no longer rack ; I the little bodies. ; I Good for aSS the Family S For Croup it has the most wonderful results. Whooping Cough is out | short by the use of Dr, Sheldon's New Discovery. Por all the family ills r resulting from throat, chest or lung complaint, the mother's resource 13 Dr. | Sheldon's New Discovery. p Obtainable Everywhere at l/ 6 and 3/• I Ammunition is Half the Battle! | || AT THE BUTTS OE IN THE TRENCHES || I I I Military Regulation Cartridges | f| Ensure instantaneous ignition and absolute precision. p fig They never fail at the crucial moment. ,L' ' $ fl Manufactured in the Dominion by the Firm that has j| |1 supplied tho Government with Ammunition since 1885. M "J All Cartridges made by The Colonial Ammunition |j II Co., Ltd., are freshly and'accurately loaded, are f| m EXHAUSTIVELY TESTED UNDER Jf - m GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION JJ H and will keep without deterioration for yoars. M M Crack Shots at Eifle Meetings know that it pays to M ® use C.A.C. Ammunition! . M % MEMORISE THIS TRADE MARK: M ■ RUPTURE On Saturday, June 12th, at 6 p.m., Mr. A. W. Martin, Rupture . Specialist and sole controller of the Dr. J. A. Sherman method of treatment, will bring his tenth visit to Wellington to a close, and will leave for Auckland the following day. Prospective patients should understand, therefore, that the time is extremely limited during which they can avail themselves of this, the only scientific method of dealing with their malady. It is an extraordinary question to ask, and one which will never be satisfactorily answered, but, if only to cause reflection, let it be asked, why will people continue to suffer excruciating agony, continuous discomfort, and perpetually bear about with them a disfiguring badge of servitude in the form of a truss, when they know that numbers of people have been permanently cured in this City, as in all other parts of Australasia, by a means which is as available to themselves as it has been to others? The truss does not cure; operations are speculative and risky, and, in a number of cases, trusses have to be resorted to afterwards. The Dr. Sherman method of treatment gives immediate relief and ultimate cure. Patients are warned that they may travel the whole world in search of a cure for rupture, and yet will be unable to find anything approaching iu merit the Dr. J. A. Sherman method of treatment, for those who have at great expense searched far and wide for relief before coming to Mr. Martin have invariably admitted that his method of treatment is the only common-sense method ever brought before them, and the only one which in any way proved satisfactory. Sufferers will please bear in mind that on account of the pressing calls from 6Utferers elsewhere, Mr. Martin cannot possibly extend the time of his stay here. Ho closes in Wellington, as stated above, on Saturday, the 12th, at 6 p.m. All consultations are free. A booklot on Eupture and its Treatment is posted free to any sufferer. 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I am strongly of the opinion that if the public realised the " fact that' they have at hand at such a small cost such a pleasant and efficient "remedy for Anaemia, and such a splendid tonic for Nerve-strain, etc., "many a home would be happier and many a life made brighter. A fortnight's trial (Price 1/6) will convince yon. For Women, No. 2. Special Tonic for Men, No. 2A. (containing Quinine), For Children, No. 1. Of all leading Chemists. fa The result of the investigation by England's great medicaljoumal, "The Lancet, 1 proved that fine lea like AMBER TIPS at 21- per lb. is alrao.l a. cheap a. « yA inf.-rior tc«« «t 1/6, bucauso it oivejmore cum to tho lb. and mean* belter health.72 S 1 WaOLESAUS AUJSNT3! 'XHOMftiON tfEOSu fIWJUdJNSXOMa -