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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 9816, 27 August 1897, Page 3

A NOTEWORTHY FACT. W-E HAVE A SPECIAL SHIPMENT ov 6T3BBLING SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS Which are Most Suitable for MARRIAGE AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS, AND WHICH FOR VALUE CANNOT BE BEATEN. MASON, STRUTHERS & CO., CHRISTCHURCH. THE BEST CURE FOR A BAD COLD. A MONGST Hip many couif'n remedies in tie market none are so thoroughly effective a.s the above. It J\ •» i< uiHi'Ualily ".ncc vsful in promptly curing Cou»;ii», Coldi and all Bronchial Affections. From amount the pile of testimonials received by WALLACE and CO. testifying to its efficacy, the following are selected, com in ir w< they do from people whose names are familiar throughout ths whole of the Australian colonies : — I o»n conscientiously say that Wallace and Co.'c Couith Elixir is the very beat remedy for a severe cold that I have ever used, ila action in clearing the voice being simply inarv.lloue, and it givw mc the greatest pleasure in recommending it to all sufferers. REUBEN FAX. I have much pleasure in recommending Wallace and Co.'c Aniseed and Horehound Cough Elixir. It is a, quick mid certain cure. JULIET G. WRAY. I have used Wallace and Co.'s Cough Elixir, and found it really very good. I can strongly recommend t GEO. LAURI During the first few day* of my visit to Chrietchuroh I was troubled with a severe cold, and was ftdviied to try Wallace and Co.'* Anfaeed and Horehound Uough Elixir, which I did with the most satisfactory result*. In fact, w> gratified was I with its prompt curative properties that for the future I intend carrying a supply with mc for the benefit of my Opera Company, several members of which have used it with excellent effent. TOM POLLARD. 1 heartily endorse Mr Pollard's good opinion of Wallace and Co.'c Cough Elixir. It is 18-carat GRATTAN RIGGS. I have much pleasure in testifying to the efficacy of Wallace anil Co.'g Cough Elixir. When I arrived \ fcmfrom Wellington 1 \v<v» troubled with a continuous and painful cough. I tried several so-called cures, titochonly succeeded in allaying the ailment for a time. On this the second day of my visit I was advised tntry your Cough Klixir. I did no, and am pleased to say before I had finished , -one bottle the - cough and difficulty of breathing had entirely none. WM. HORACE BKNT You all know you like a good tip on a race. I>id you ever get a good tip for a Cough Cure? Well here is One—Wallace and (jo.'d Aniseed and IJorehound, * sure winner. Take my tip and you can all whistle. FRANK LAWTON, American Whistler. WALLACE "AND CO.'S ANISEED AND HOREHOUND COUGH ELIXIR. PRICE—Is 6d and 2s Cd. SOLD EVERYWHERE. 'Wfty Has tae -use ef Van »££l| Howteia , * coc&a income iixUver* $M 4 W m its name c ctdu&fr»3£ wer& JfW «na ft* value $y&U i||i|l? n&* o«cc this tat* aft® *& tnzwti® foma that van floyt^n ' s v ail tlsat ctdfla wI 11 ma *™ rt ecmomlC3i l 0 than was othsr/ a fcrericfasi ■- . ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL OFF THE FILE To SPENCER VINCENT, DRARsiR * CHRISTCHURCH. hoi»l!f' r TOme t,me l>ast r liave suffering from a most painful cough. I had <|uite given op <*roni c eeein Vk ever . k ' av "'« '"b, at lua%t lor the remainder of the winter, and feared that it had become *•»» I wuafpnMV ■■ r . reme<ii w failed to give mc relief, much less cure mc. The pain became so intense °via and In injuring my throot-and head—especially the latter. I procured one Bottle of Benjamin tMhff to mjJTi; **&• , I hadn't an atom of faith in ite curative properties, but felt that I nttuet take some **»»*«*hmi« i 9 * w « • rank contea *» o' fir»t botUe very fr««ly, aad am thankful to my that in lees th»n « uvura l wan wholly free from oough, ft*j?V«t«» «**.«* ICW.SKABa *~ Mwrl J f «»eo moattu iloce cough beg»D.-B.W.S.