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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10680, 8 July 1912, Page 5

WAS A (COMPLETE CRIPPLE. Mr Charles Lincoln, of Richmond, Tasmania, was a complete oripple with ■muscular rheumatism, and could not got about. He started using Chamberlain's Plain Balm, and after a few applications the pains were easier, now well, is 52 yeans of age and earning his living as a general labourer. We hope that sufferers from Rheumatism willnot need further evidence in regard to this liniment. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers. No need, to worry over thos;e Custome entries until your brains are 'fogged. Pass them along to Messrs J. J. Curtis and iCo.— they are expert's at the game. _ There'is no. time to bo lost (and time is money to you), ■when your entries are passed iby Messrs J. J. CURTIS AND CO., Customhouse Quay, Wellington.. Their charges, too, are very moderate. NOT FEELING TOO GO<3D. "J was not feeling too* good for months, and being a sufferer from constipation. I tried Chamberlain's Tablets, and found them really splendid,'' writes Mr Arthur Bradbury, provision mere,bant, 40 Smith Street, Collingwood, Vie. "They certainly made me feel good after I had taken a few doses. Chamberlain's Tablets are tii'e best medicine I have ever U6ed. I Often take a dose and would not be without them." Sold by all chemists and storekeepers. The ladies of England paid a pretty tribute to Queen Alexandra, when ■IO,OOO fashionable dames sioJd 10,000,000 artificial roses made by ' cripples,, the proceeds being in. aid of the Hospital funds. The tribute was excellent, and reminds one of the tribcte (paid daily to the superior merits of Orescent Tea. The throe grades at •lis Bd, Is lOd and 2s pe,r lb have hit the popular fancy, and Imief come to stay.