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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10178, 2 March 1911, Page 7

reeomnic'rtds' ■*-■ Milk for soy Scouts! \\ ~; tisdumsytocarryv . / \ '.'a bottle of milk with . \] "you to ptit-ih your "w "tea, and you will r "find it much more "convenientto carry "a tin of condensed milk "in5tead.......... " 1 f you can gcta-jittle tin. "you will probably use it j "all up. and, supposing ! " there is some left, it I ; " tastes awfully good j ■" spread on bread. 1 have ! '■■'• often used v lt like this 1 '"when,it has been Im-1 "possible to got butter. ■——Baden-Powell. Condensedmlk "Full Create" , j **You can depend upon «i. IDorili a Guinea a Box. BEECH Ml , j lundreda and. thousands of aSingjnenj md -women in every clime have found that J SeSCham's Pills' make life worth living.'; I They purify the Blood | Cure Bilious & Nervous Disorders Give tone to the Nervous System' Cure Restlessness and Insomnia Insure Assimilation of Food Regulate the Secretions , Strengthen the Stomach Arouse the toroidljvr J Dispel Bilious attacks. efficacy of BEECUAM'S PILLS have been fully proved duriiig.a period.of I sixty yeara, and they am recognised as(he best safeguards against all Bilious and Nervous Attacks. The most satisfactory evidence of the universal esteem in which the renowned BEECHAM'S PILLS are held is found in the fact that the SALE EXCEEDS 1 6,000 000 BOXES ANNUALLY-! ( , HBBCIiAM 'S PILLS,mm specially J, .suitable tor Female* >.. -- -J e «; STONE, GRAVEL, AND BLADDEF TROUBLES. Ro many people, especially as thej idvance in years./ suffer from stone travel and bladder troubles, that the Allowing letter will prove-interesting t< •hose of our readers who are thus at Hcted :—"For some years I was a grea? (tifferer from catarrh of the bladder. . lad great difficulty in urinating.', There 'was a dull, aching pain in the lower par>f the body and intense inflammation o the kidneys. The discharge of urim 'was.very scanty and .of a blood-red col nay my bowels to swell anc were very much bloated at times, i , tpent many pounds in medicines bui j •bold get nothing suited to my com I ilaint. I then commenced taking War-, ier's Safe- Cure and derived great bene 5t from the first bottle. Continuing U i ;ake the medicine I found myself im I sroving all the time. The pains gradu illy ceased and my urine became cleai md was voided without distress. In t w months I had quite recovered Since that time 1 hava enjoyed verj mod health indeed and can honestly re-commend-Warner's Safe.Cure-to anyone .uffering in the same-way.'V This let,er was received from Mr. William Vic .or Williams, of 59, Wills-street, • Benlieo Victoria:-. Similar ■•letterßalhiaratmg ,he 'effect of Warner's =.Safe Cure <-m: •ases of stone, gravel, and bladder troti•iles will-b* found, in a pamphlet,.issued ov S". H. Warner and Co.j.-Ltd.-'•■iralasian Branch. Melbourne, which wUI , v. sent post iree on reoeipt of request by ,heta.