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Pahiatua Star and Eketahuna Advertiser, Volume 1, Issue 53, 10 December 1886, Page 4

IjAOII theE'xccllcnce of our Manu factures we have received the foi lowing Awards :—Vienna Exhibition* IS7M. 1 >iplonia of Merit; South Aftican Exhibition, 1577, (iold Medal : Paris Exhibition, IH7K, Gold Medal ; Sydney Exhibition, IW7'.*, E'irst-f’lus-Ihuloma ; Melbourne Exhibition, IHHI, t'. st-Class Award ; Amsterdam Kxln b ioil. IHHJt. Gobi Medal ; ( aleutta i xhibition, INKS, Gold Medal. The ONLY ONE awarded to any Tin plate Manufacturer. E . r. A W. 1? ALI)AV IN. W ILDK.N Wouas. near Sim-BroiiT. Sheet Iron. Branded •• Paid win Wil den," •• Severn," and •• Shield." Tin Plates, Hranded *HP A 'VIP* ...... .... WEI - U.deii, “ l liiccm. ’* Arlev Crown,” Stour. Notice.— Onr Plates are especially adapted for Mont Tinning, being coat oil with pure tin and free from all injuries ugredient*. Export Agents- Hrooker, Dure A Co. Corbert Court. London, E.C. to correspondents. Write about anything of Public Interest. Write on One side ot the PAPKIt only. Address Communications with Copy SKIN IMSEASKS are of two kinds: Firstly, those which ure onlv skin deep (which are not now to lie considered! ; secondly, those which ure caused by a had stute of the blood, and which attack various parts of the body in different ways. Skin disease show itself in the head, sometimes in the form of dandruff w hich no amount of brushing and combing will get rid of. and sometimes in the form of walv eruptions. In the neck, by an enlargement of the glands (commonly called glandular swellings), which if unchecked become very unsightly wounds. In the armpits, and the inside of the elbows, by an inflamed roughness of the skin, which is very painful when washi-d. In the hands, by deep cracks or fissures, which, if healed for a lewdays, speedily open again, or by lioniv nuking patches. In the legs, by hard skinny and inflamed swellings, or by wounds more or less deep. And on the hoily. in red scaly patches, which as often as rubbed olf. form again, or in the discharge of a thin, watery fluid of a very disagreeable nature. In all these cases tin- treatment must la- twofold. An ointment required to relieve tclnng, and medicine must he taken to change the state of the Mood, and render it pure. Hath these requirements are supplied by I'r. Robert* o lib.wt<d medicines, the ointment called ••The Poor Man's Friend," and the |nlls. celled Pilulie Antl-Kcruphul* or Alterative Pills. Tin -*• two medicines have now stood the test «>f 100 years' trial, having hem introduced to the public in the latn-i part of the last century. They may be obtained of all clienusis. or of the proprietors, REACH A RABNICOTT. Hridpwt. Dorset. Price Is ljd. tkl. Its and Sfcis each. Postage Lux a.