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South Canterbury Times, Issue 7080, 28 February 1893, Page 4

BnidmMs X7otie@i> HORSE OWNERS, FOOTBALLER? AND EVEEY SANE FEEBON SHOULD ¥Ol SOLOMON SOLUTION I WHT 9 | BECAUSE IT WILL BELIEVE RHEUMATISM khEUMATIO gout. SCIATICA, BPBAIHB, WO USDS, BORIS. SWELLING’S. COUGHS and COLDS, CHILBLAINS, ©OBI LIPS, AND A HOST OP OTHER AILMENTS. 9 V TO HORSE OWNERS IT IS INVALUABLE FOB GEEAST HEELS, SORE SHOULDERS, SORE BACKS, GIRTH GALLS, WIND GALLS, SPRAINS, SPLINTS, Ac.* TO ’FARMERS

IT 18 INCOMPARABLE, A 8 IT TREATS ALIKE AILMENTS IN HUMAN BEINGS, HORSES, CATTLE, DOGS, AND POULTRY, RELISTING PAIN I IN ALMOST ANY SHAPE OR NORM, WHIES OUTWARD APPLIOA- ; TION WILL SUFFICE. SOLOMON SOLUTION IS NOTED FOE THE SIMPLICITY IN WHICH IT MAT BE USED. IT IS AN OINTMENT A CHILD MAY USB. As there is do Particle of any Ingredient in its Composition that eon in any way injure anyone, therefore if it cannot do any good it oannot possibly do any harm. Numerous Testimonials ate to hand show* ng the good that has been wrought already. Obtainable of all Storekeepers andjpaddlere throughout' the colony. TIM ABU AGENTS W. Gunn, Chemist, W. MoKeown, Saddler, and The Farmers’ Co-operative Association. Manufacturers, S. Ooz & 00, ASS Bonrke Street, Melbourne. Sol® Representative for Now Zealand, A. PARSONS 161 Hhbdvohb Stebbt, Ohrletehnreh,