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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10712, 16 October 1912, Page 6

FOR THAT TIRED FEELING. "For that tired feeling there is nothing equal to Chamberlain's Tablots," says Mrs M. J. Wright, of Quorn, S.A. "I have used them for two years, always after meals, and I iind they keep me in perfect health, and fit for a heavy day's work. Chamberlain's Tablets are a fine medicine, and I can especially j recommend them to anyone suffering 1 from giddiness or nervous sick headaches." Nature's Embrocation— ROCKE'S Eucalyptus Oil. Tie iino.-,t that Ana* trabfi produce. 'Jl'Here's eomtjUmjo about LOCKE'S. SUFFERED FOR TEN YEARS. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers. "I havo been a constant sufferer from severe attacks of Colic for the pan ten years, at times being unconscious," writes Mr A. J. Cressw!i. Rirrogurra, Vic. "The only t!;i:'g that gives me relief is Chami- ! ivrlain's Cough and Diarrhoea Rej niedy, and I am never without a i bottle in the house." Sold bv all c l> emis.ts end storekeepers. ~:HY BURNT WITH RED HOT IRONS. | Mrs Croty, Little Denisou Street, | Carrington, N.S.W., writes:— ">.sy \ little baby girl, Rita, burnt both hei | hands until they were nearly raw. by picking up a red-hot iron. Nothing relieved the pain unt ; .l I got Rexona. I Thai* helped her at once to take away the 'pain. We have oontined to "use it since, and it had cured; the tarrible i burus in a 7,ouderful I lamer. Rta'ona, the Rapid Efeaiinj OintEic-ni, i* sold in, triangular ;.o-u i«

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