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Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 May 1913, Page 2

KICKED OX THE KNTCTC "T was kicked on tlio knco bv ono -if tny lior.scs. - ' writes Mr Duncan Jl. Stm-ens. South .Street. Feildinji. X.Z., ".and .nin confident Hint but for Oiifiinberlnin'.s Pain TlaJm I would ;ove been unfitted for work. T could M-,- stand for hours 'but applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely and after applying it once. the. next day "'as quite recovered." For sale, every where.—Advt.

NEVER FELT BETTER. "I waa nearly mad with pahis i',. my hftid, and often had to leave >ff work," says Miss R. E. Forster, 5S fffla street. South Melbourne, Vb, "I tried everything, but the acbee were just as bod. Then i read of Chamberlain's Tablets aifl thought J would try them. Tho <it.->: fow doses made a different woman of me, and a course completely onrH me. I lakfl Chamberlain's Tablas occasionally and never felt better m my life than Ido now." For «le ■weryw'lipre _Ao'rt

NOTHING TO EQUAL IT. "For immediate relief and complete cure of influenza there is nothing to equal Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," writes Mrs Fanny Bonhote, Marawah, Tas. "It has relieved me of this complaint and 1 have recommended it to neighbours who have found it to cure coughs and colds in almost any form. One dose has always given mo relief and one botLlo always cures my cold."— ■For Hfi\f c*vpr*w\\gj'r\ KAttA- ■ ' —