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Otago Witness, Issue 2813, 12 February 1908, Page 80

A WELL-KNOWN PRESBYTERIAN CLERGYMAN Testifies to the Curative Powers of Electricity in Cases of Nervous Weakness, Insomnia, and Bladder Trouble. READ WHAT HE SAYS : "It gives me much pleasure to testify to the curative powers of jour Combined Electric Belt and Genera/tor. When I began to use it I was suffering from Nervous Debility, Insomnia, combined with a slight Bladder Trouble. It has cured the first, relieved the second, and alleviated the third of these complaints. After ten months' use it is hardly too much to say that it has restored the years which the locust has eaten. At 60 I now feel less fatigued after my Sunday's work than I used to do at 35. I can confidently recommend your Belt to sufferers from all forms of Nervous Debility. — Yours faithfully, December 16, 1907. W J L ." This and hundreds of other unsolicited testimonials from clergymen, the Press, public men, and others who have been cured can be inspected prirately at our rooms. WRITE FOR FREE BOOK. Sufferers from all kinds of Nervous Weakness, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Gout, Indigestion, etc., should write us. We shall send them our Free Book giving particulars and prices. If You Can be- Cured, Why Suffer? Write Us To-day. The United Electric Medical Supply Co., i 23 Princes Street, Ounedin. Cut this cut and fill in. Please send me your free book. "Electricitr as a Mean* to Health," giving prices and full particulars of your Combined Electric Generator, etc. Name ..- • »«pt. C Address I - - I The Latest Sewing Machine DevelopmentNotwithstanding the degree of excellence to -which the manufacture of Sewing Machines has been brought of late years, the latest output of the " Wertheim " Factory is a ma-vel. THE WERTHEIM "PLANET" MACHINE should be inspected by everyone who ii thinking about buying a machine. THE LONDON PIANO CO. Are the Sole Agents for Ot&go and Southland for the " Wonderful Wertheim " Machines, and they will be pleased to arrange Eaajr - Terms for purchasing. All repairs executed with skill and promptitude. Old machines exchanged. If you cannot call, write, and oar expert will call on you. THE LONDON PIANO CO. (LtUdIRW & Oray, Ltd.), 22 George Street, DUNEDIN. " Henewal ©f a I Notable Offer. { Farther free week's test j SHS~I ©f "Hair Drill." % |E'X!BB y-* 4 -""" "'I ■ i 3 11 There can be no doubt that all Colonial residents greatly appreciated the recent lit ,'fl™ opportunity provided them for a week's free Hair Drill." for a most significant ll' reference was made to the very frank offer lately made in the columns of their paper. »^ •T This was only to be expected, for it is indeed a deplorable fact that residence in V^ W foreign climes has a very detrimental effect upon the beauty, health, and conditions ™ of the hair. HMen and women alike who dwell in the Colonies and Dependencies have long grieved over the fact that the climate and circumstances act very adversely upon the hair, and that, as a consequence, many scalp and hair defects become quiokly apparent and yer,y ! pronounced. Unfortunately the use of most of the prevalent specifics is entirely 1 without benefit, for they are based generally upon vague knowledge of hair requirements and are generally compounded of ingredients lacking in nutrition and culturative value. These, whether taken internally or applied externally, have always proved dis. appointing, -and at times injurious both to the head, hair, and health. 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