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Wairoa Bell, Volume V, Issue 213, 1 September 1893, Page 3

FLETCHER'S FILLS NEVER RAIL TO CURE INDIGESTION, COSTIVE NESS, SOUB BREATH, HEARTBURN, DIVER DISEASE, and KIDNEY COMPLAINTS. FLETCHER’S PILLS and CLEMENTS TONIC are therecogriisedhouseholdremedies of the Australian colonies, and every designing quack tries to trade on theii- reputation and renown. This is the greatest proof of their merit, and sufferers want to be particular to get the genuine articles as regret and disappointment are sure to follow the use .of .the thousands of 1 All-failing ’ remedies so freely advertised. The reputation and wide-spread use of Clements Tome and Fletcher’s Pills are the greatest proof; :t ■ a 1 .p.00..-.u.mi by the public, it thej were not as represented they would have passed one of memory long ere this ; but instead their saLe is greater and they are more esteemed day by day and week by week, and this emphatically proves their undisputed supremacy. Listen to no argument from interested parties ; demand the genuine articles and TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.

TO PREVENT RUST ON TOOLS. Every farmer should keep a can of the following mixture :—Kerosene 2qt., linseed oil lgal., resin loz. Melt the resin in.the linseed oil, and add to the kerosene, Coat all steel or iron tools, wherever bright, with this, when they are to lie idle, if only for a few days. It will not take half a minute or half a teaspoonful of the mixture to coat a plough when one has finished using it; and it will prevent all rust and save half a day’s time in cleaning it wheii it is again needed, besides saving the teani many thousands of pounds extra pulling. Coat the ironwork of the mowers and reapers with in when they a; pc' ray for the winter. A little rus -V a little thing ; but it makes snuc . uinviouce in the aggregate.