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South Canterbury Times, Issue 7072, 18 February 1893, Page 4

Basiaoso IToticos. HORSE ; OWNERS, FOOTBALLERS and* EVERY SANE PERSON SHOULD |CBB SOLOMON solut lioasr I WHY f BECAUSE IT WILL BELIEVE RHEUMATISM. misumatio GOUT, SCIATICA, BPEAINS, WOUNDS, SOUS, SWELLINGS. "SOUGHS and COLDS,; CHILBLAINS,} SOEI LIPS J 9 AND A HOST 01 OTHEB AILMENTS.

TO HORSE OWNERS IT 19 INVALUABLE FOB OBIS AS Y HEELS, SOBI SHOULDERS, SORE BACKS, GIRTH GALLS, WIND GALLS, '3PRAINB, SPLINTS, &a. t TO FARMERS IT IS INCOMPARABLE, ABIT TREATS ALIKE AILMENTS IN HUMAN BRINGS, HORSES, CATTLE, DOGS, AND POULTRY, RELIEVING PAIN IN ALMOST ANY SHAPE OR FORM, WHERE OUTWARD APPLICATION WILL SUFFICE. SOLOMON SOLUTION IB NOTED FOB THE SIMPLICITY IM \ WHICH IT MAY Bl USED. IT IS 1 AN OINTMENT A CHILD MAY USB, Ab there is bo Particle of any Ingredient ia its Composition that can in any way injur® anyone, therefore if it cannot {do any good it cannot possibly do any harm. Numerous Testimonials are to hand showng the good that has been wrought already. Obtainable of all Storekeepero andgSaddlore throughout, 1 the {colony. TIMARU AGENTS : W. Gann, Chemist, W. MoKeown, Saddler, and The Farmers' Co-operative Association. Manufacturers, S. Ooz & Co, 48$ Bonrke Street, Melbourne. Sole Representative for New Zealand, A. PARSONS 131 HsfSBSOBB STBIOT, Christchurch.