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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 215, 7 October 1903, Page 2

' Bubns and O. ts —Slight injur.es of this chancer a o of frequent occurcncs in u!- ■ '"Osj every household. While they are not , dangerous, except whoa blood poisoaing . le-ulta fron Uio injury, nicy are altaci quite tainful and aocoji'ig Xhey cui lie quickly heaUd by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It allays the pain almost instantly, sud heals the injured parts without mitler being farmed, which ensures a cure in one th;r>l the time that the usaal treatment would require. It i« the most perfect preparation ia use for burns, scalds, outs bruUes and like injuria. should ba applial with a feather, and before the puts become swollen if possible. Forsile.by the New Plymouth Co-op. Society.—Adit HHE'JIIO OR RHKU.W *TIbM. WHIOH DO YOU PKKFRR. Is it wiser to suiter the ach w and pains of rheumatism, or by taking Khenmo end your sufferings? That is the question. It is for you to decide; we cm but tell you what Khenmo will do and has don«. is a liquid medicine, pleasant to tike. When 1 you 9wallow a d >ae ths medicine immediately seeks out the spot whore there is an excess of the uric acid, airl acts as «n antl-! dote, driving out tne excess. Rheumo gills • i the pain, removes all swelling, and vxerts a ! moderately stimulating effect on the renal i cells, and thereby facilitates the swift re- 1 moval of insoluble materials. Held by I ohemists at>d stores, st St 6d and (i fid per 1 bottle,—Ad?!, *g <