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NZ Truth, Issue 62, 25 August 1906, Page 8

ders when someone told her that the latter were dangerous ! Because -of her growing paleness her husband had' called m their physician, but neither of them had mentioned thc little matter of the nostrum, having accepted with a childlike faith the asservations of its beneficent qualities. Yet they were of an order of intelligence that would

SCOFF AT THE IDEA of drinking Swamp Root or Peruna,.. That particular victim had the beginning of the typical blue skin, pictured m the, street-car advertisements of Orangeine . (the adverisements are a little mixed, as they put the blue hue on the "before taking" whereas it should go on the "after taking"). And, by the way, Orangeine, Koehler's Powders, Royal Pain Powders and others of that class may be recommended to women who wish for a complexion of a dead, pasty white, verging to a puffy blueness under the eyes and about the lips. Patient use of these drugs will even produce an interesting and picturesque, if not intrinsically beautiful purple-grey hue of the face and neck.