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Bastaesw Notices SOMETHING WOETH KNOWING. TO How JUany Persons In the «_' population which inhabits this i dave sphere has it ever occurred what lik is, and what a delicate organism cornS the human frame? "Mwst To make a happy home, give a cheerio! disposition, and earn a pleasant niatS. repose after the arduous labors of the d*» it is a matter of necessity c_„t r»rfo& health is assured, and it is only bymifr taiuing moat regular habits that this _£ be obtained. uls Caa Now there is not one person In ten whs ever considers this momentous Question until too late it is seen that Nature C found a weak spot, and ia BtcraU n _ t£ human fortress with dire effects. It is then that a remedy is sought, and Mother Mary Joseph Aubert can snook the necessary want, for after years oC tort she has discovered that "Karana M wii successfully combat with most of thi ills of life, aud restore a broken-dW constitution. . «-w*wa The system requires a «* tonic," and rh* watchword " Karaua" should be W. printed over every portico, so thatchllarea may utter it on their first wcrd of ivtooh and remember it all the days of their Site? as they do the nursery rhymes of "LUtk JackHorner" and "Old Mother HoS " Karana" is a vegetable tonic, pleaaatis to take, and in no way hurtful ia iv action. In mediaeval times the great ambition of the wise men, such as alchemists magicians and astrologers, was to tlnd. the Philosopher's Stone, to discover a method whereby the transmutation of metal* might be effected, and chief of all t 0 manufacture au essence or potion by which the human life could bo indefinitely prolonged. This essence was called tha elixir vitee or elixir of life. Many were the attempts and ihuch aclentWc skill and knowledge was wasted in the vala endea. your to wrest from nature of her secrets. If all this learning and all thU skill bid been turned to something practicable mankind might have been considerably benefited, but as It was nothlug of ani tangible benefit accrued from the re searches of those auulont scientists. Now Mother Mary Joseph Aubert hat nol attempted an impossibility j she has nol unduly sought to pry Into the seeratsot nature; but she has by long and careful study discovered that certain New Ze_hrod herbs and plauts have health-giving and curative_properties of an extretnelv high order. By years of experience abe has proved their efficiency, and these mcdi. dues are now brought forth to the publis in the full conviction that no worthier quackery is being introduced, bat thai what is stated as to their medicinal pro parties is an absolute fact. These pre* parations have won "golden opinion! from all sorts of men," and the testimony of such prominent personages as Lorn Onslow, Archbishop Redwood, Mr Beatley the actor, and hosts at others should b* convincing.

THE CHURCH, THE STATE ANO THK STAGE. SURELY it can be said, looking ovet the.annals of History,and peering through the dim vista of departed years, that uo previous record has ever beeo established «uch as has been attained by the PROPRIETARY MEDICINES manufactured by . MOTHER MAll. JOSEPH AUBERT. nrytxmnnr% L His Grace Archbishop REDWOOD, the chief dignitary of the Roman Catholte Faith in New Zealand, has testified that great benefit has been derived by person* who have used these Remedies. One of her Majesty Queen Victorlai most Honourable Privy Councillors, Lord Onslow, certifies that lie hlnuelf m personally taken the - Medicines,. »ad received renewed vigour from their aw, sag now a gentleman, Mr waiter Beotley, who has delighted the ears of larg* audiences In. the principal citleu ot tin colonies, who has attained celebrity as an eminent Tragedian, and one of th« brightest stars of his profession, proclaims to the world that MOTHER M_JH JOSEPH AUBERT has conferred gres! benefit on suffering humanity. No one would say that geatlciaea w such high social standing would ien4 their names to anything which was not relinble and genuine, and it Is a tact that these Remedies have. proved taeniae] vtf to be so, Napier, N.Z., V March lflth, ISS* Mb O. I. KEMPTnoBNB, Dbar Sut,—l hasten to acknovrledgl the marvellous resultc of a trial « • * Marupa." On Sunday my voice wa« h a most ragged state, now it U quite c\m and, vocally, I feel as strong as-over im and all in twenty-four hours. It is ma derful, and I thank ■ jou haartUr for iki recommendation.^ 8 L S b &T . * Wal^_a*_«h,wfc Messrs Ksmpthornb, Pkosssh ano Co., Dear Siks,—Siuce Mother AuM.ni Remedies were first advertised, I fisrs never aeen any medicines sell «o tree r « tbev do, and I hear that they are girt* satisfaction to the public who use them. I shall be, pleased to have a piioUignp® of the'rev. lady for exhibition ia af

THE AUTUMN AND WIST© SEASONS. As the days become shorter at i&J period of the year, with the leaaei■ apj»» ance of the sun, ho the climate bccas.o more changeable and n»uchcolat?r. Now is tho time when evesjeoSjm on more clothing to sustain toe wawuj of the body, but how few peopjo eacig the prevailing coughs and cold* of w autumn and winter seasons noWM standing these precautious. m To all who have suffered frpn» «» *J effects of Influenza, it must to I prfa-" out that they are much »'°/V*EW« to affections of the throat than when tower* in their former good health. , This has been emphatically proved, «* to such persons a warning is hi;«»J si^ !8 the should bo on hand, and ho"*"" % always find benefit from iMJ"*,: 1 ,, proprietary medicine has a **««**;,_! New ZeaYand than this no* P*|-£ remedy, and of its success, there '»£ £?S,Mtlieteatlmonialsreßelvedack-»* ledglng this are very numerous. A , »%d_RUPA M i* a vegetabe Pr«| l4 tion. and cannot hurt. the; sjniJ £ but its value iv removing l" 1 /*"^-* , lungs and bronchial tubes to Ur «£^ in Jxeesaof the price chargedtor «% Why be ia misery when a betue excellent combination of herbs wW SIJ the head i,a very tro«b« thing! but MARUPA can care tt. "uirererH from chesicomplaioisjTWJg S give it a trial; eatMaction is beam result. Touare quite out of sorts this in*i»!* what rs the matter with you? . & Idcnotrexactly know, but l. iM IL f $ fan, do not care for •my in**»> *£ #* headache almoHt perpetually, and* fefeeing of langour conies over »'•. -jitft Ab, I see, you have occn aud noc taking to your books too closely, and not *«" t!s | the rules of Nature. _ou was™ up, and to do rbis-you TC e ™_L*»'•* hours, and take .owe of Motner A"" "Karana " hi the morning. , fS sThis medicine will freshen % J°*.fi 6t b<>* derfully, ayd then yon will <:£% W< foolish you have bsen iv ffAiMiifc.-.Ahf in not giving a trial to a ™' n ji\*% t» popular vote ia acknowledg-i -* io m. medicine which imparts goolto« c p j . stomach, clears the month of ns«» flt &$ \ generally makes a man feel *» | fiddle.' „ . fr .^---rtdtne*^ " Karana " was not discoverea,' i{jS i j It is "the outcome of «" aU, i T £«* &«*>& ' work on the part of a lady *£?*£&& d* j her lifetime In relieving *£*'*% ia*** i coverlsgremedies suitable cbmplaints that human fleab is &* S£