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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 161, 7 January 1914, Page 6

REFRESHING FOR THE SICK ROOM. 8 Railway Avenue, STANMORE, SYDNEY, May 28, 1009. Dear Sirs,—l find Kugelmann's Herbal Skin Soap splendidly [■freshing for use in the sick room. My mother is an invalid; J)d since I became acquainted with Kugelmann's in-roal Skin Soap have used it for washing her face and hands, witn Hie most espeJmt results. It lias a freshening effect upon the skin which I knot found with other soaps, and also is cooling, soothiii" and df ghtful in its fragrance.—(Signed) E. BARKER. WHAT A WELL-KNOWN NURSE SAYS. 8 Elby Street, WAVERLEY, SYDNEY, N.S.W., May 19, 1909. Dear Sirs, —In my capacity as nurse, all sorts of soaps, mediated and otherwise, come under my notice. I must, however, give he palm to your Soap for sick-room purposes, and also for the vashiug of newly-born babies. For the latter purpose I may say t is the only soap I know of which can be used with full freedom confidence upon the extremely delicate skin of infants. It has i soothing effect, and not a roughening effect, as is too often the :ase with other soaps. It has also a revivifying effect upon bed•idden patients, freshening them up splendidly when they are well aved with it, and often inducing a healthy sleep afterwards. , It lertainly should have the effect of minimising the danger of bed .ores. In short, it is the ideal soap for invalids.—(Signed) NURSE WILLIAMS. For Shavsn rWO YEARS SHAVED WITH IT. PROVED INVALUABLE. COLDSTREAM, CLARENCE RIVER, N.S.W., May 8, 1909. Dear Sirs, —I have used your Herbal Skin Soap constantly for pver two years, and I can say, without the slightest hesitation, that it is the purest and best Soap I have ever used. As a shaving soap it is invaluable, and when used in the bath it has a most pleasing md refreshing effect. The excellent qualities and delicate aroma peculiar to this Soap make it an ideal soap for everyone.—(Signed) r. M'PHEE. FOR SHAVING, TWO BROTHERS SWEAR BY IT. 100 King Street, ST. PETERS, SYDNEY, 4/6/00. - Gentlemen, —My two sons have used your Herbal Skin Soap far n shaving, and declare it is the best that they have ever tried. The lather is a perfect one for shaving, and the skin is left smooth afterwards. I like Kugelmann's Herbal Skin Soap very much for mj\ face and hands.—(Signed) (Mrs.) MILLER. FOR SHAVING DECLINES ALL OTHER SOAPS. 113 Allen Street, LEICHHARDT, SYDNEY, 4/6/09. Gentlemen, —Since my husband tried Kugelmann's Herbal Skin Soap for shaving, he positively declines to use any other for that purpose. From this I infer that Kugelmann's Herbal Skin Soap is the best that can be obtained for shaving. I am trying it for my hands, and have already found it to have a softening and refinin* effect upon the skin. It also makes my hair lovely and glossv, whic no other soap has been able to do.—(Signed) (Mrs.) CHRISTIN M'LAREN. "A PERFECT SHAVE." Jubilee Street, LEWISHAM, SYDNEY, May 29, 1909, Dear Sirs,—Accept my congratulations for having put on the market a shaving soap which I verily believe is the finest extant. The lather which it supplies for the mechanical art of shaving leaves nothing to be desired, whilst its herbal healing qualities ensure the skin remaining smooth afterwards. In brief, your Soap enables one to get a perfect shave, the irritation of the skin necessarily arisini from the process is at the same time allayed.—'(Signed) J. MACE.. As a Dentifrice. AS A DENTIFRICE. PROSPECT HILL, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, 22/6/09. Gentlemen, —In reference to your Herbal Skin Soap, I may ser that I purchased a box a few months ago, and it has a delightft perfume. My aunt and cousin took a fancy to it, and asked me it I could let them have some. Not requiring the three tablets at the time for my own use, I let them have a JaWet; each,jand tbfly. wei» delighted. I use your Herbal Skin Soap principally as a it does not leave a disagreeable taste in the mouth like many'othet dentifrices. I use your Soap for shaving, and alwafs j shave, the skin remaining soft and pliable afterwards. A wash With' your Soap has always a most refreshing E. "R, PIKE. EXCELLENT FOR HEALING. BEST FOR THE TEETH. 98 Day St., LEICHHARDT, SYDNEY, N.S.W., June 5,1909. Dear Sirs, —Not only do I find your Soap of exce I, '" ,f !■—»>'»«»' quality for the skin, which it makes soft and velvet equally good for the teeth. It cleans them more ipeedily than ft tooth powder, and it does not wear the enamel off the teeth as many tooth powders do. It is not at all unpleasant to the taste, and matesthe breath sweet.—(Signed) (Mrs.) R. BANNING. AS DENTIFRICE AND FOR IMPROVING THE SKIN. LEWISHAM, SYDNEY, N.S.W., May 24, 1909. Dear Sirs, —I have used Kugelmann's Herbal Skin Soap for three purposes—cleaning the teeth, removing blackheads from the* ' skin, and improving the complexion—and in each case your Soap' has warranted the praise showered upon it. I have never yet met a. soap promising any of these qualities to the same extent as yours. It is easily first in the race for supremacy.—(Signed) (Miss) IDA CLiLLON. ■ kugelmann's Electric Essence The Best Remedy ever Compounded for External and Internal Use. Nothing like or equal to it has ever before been known on the Globe. ; This preparation is a scientific combination of the vital prlneV pies of rare medicinal plants. It is the most prompt and reliable remedy now existing for aiding the removal of all kinds of pains oraches, such as Rheumatism, Sciatica, Gout, Lumbago, Stiffness of Joints or Muscles, Paralysis, Numbness, Lameness, Backache, Strains, Tumours, Dropsical Swellings, Cold Feet, Chilblains, Frostbite, Pleurisy, Cold in Chest or Lungs, Sore Throat, Mumps, Quinsy, Neuralgia, Toothache, Inflammation of the Bowels, Stomach or Lungs, Cramps, Contractions, Swellings of the Joints. Inflammation of the Kidneys, Snake Bito,, Scorpion Stings, aid Bites and Stings of Insects generally, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, etc., Weakness of Spine, Irritation of Spine, Cholera (Asiatic and English), Colic, Lead Colic, Cramps, Spasms, Internal Pains, ness of Heart, Spasms of Heart, Weakness of Circulation of the' Blood and Coldness of the Extremities, Wasting of the Limbß, etc., md pains and aches of every kind. It will never blister the most tender skin, is perfectly free from any poisonous or deleterious sub- ' stance, and may be used either internally or externally. It is th* luickest as well as the most permanent "and diffusive rubefacient iver compounded, and is an internal remedy of marvellous efficacy, md prompt and certain action in curing all'internal Spasms, Colic,' Jramps, Pains around. Heart, Flatulence, Faintness, Swooning,.. Pneumouia, Appendicitis, Peritonitis, Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis/ Sunstroke, Lockjaw, Catalepsy, Failure of the Heart's Action, Sub)ended Animation, and will restore the apparently Drowned. Where i lesser stimulation is required, it may be diluted with ordinary iweet oil to such an extent as' is comfortable. General directions for using the Electric Essence are around , i ach bottle. Note.—This remedy cures at once not only the sudden and cute ailments of mankind, but also of all animals, horses, cattle, l, , V tc -'-n etc - £° lic ' Gri P es > Murrain Poisoning, Sand {all, Wind Blow, Roup, Croup, Swine Fever, Swine Measles, etc., te. ad infinitum—all and each can be speedily cured by Electrie. '■' essence and thus many thousands of pounds can be saved. We direct particular attention to the fact that this preparation ? entirely different to the many pain cures and other nostrums *• requently found valueless in the time of need, and cannot too. „ troiigly affirm that this remedy is of priceless value for a very' Teat number of ailments, and can-always be depended on; in fact, o one need die wtth our Electric Essence at hand, unless from h'ganic Disease.. For Pleurisy, Astlima, and' Lung Complaints, inhale the steam ft a jug of boiling water to which has been added one or two tea* poonsful of Electric Essence. SOLD EVERYWHERE. ;,