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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 9835, 7 August 1900, Page 7

|N'H The Old Bleruy ' "COM THE Origi rva.l ■■■BB <& Recipe- \ LL that art desirous to pass fronr. _\ EDINBURGH to LONDON, or any other place on their road, let then, repaii to the -WHITE HORSE CELLAR.* In EDINBURGH, at which place they may be. receivea in a STAGE COACH every Mond'av and Friday, which performs the whole journey In eight days (if God Dermits). and sets forth at Rye In the morning* . *'-> Allowing each passenger 14 pounds weight, andall above, 6 pence per pound. _ L> ' ' z tfao—a » oot. mmim vto„ ■"' . _i_hd or _t_T _ ounrurwr. J B ** BCOTLAI.O.

. QTheOld Blehi FT_ Whisky* fflP" , ttUAB Original Recipe Dated 174*6. Old-fashioned Blend HjJOTB of the Coaching Day* "without alteration _fi_ffl f° r IS ° years ' SOLDE Sl\ '. j REFUSE IMITATIONS. < __!!___ ■■ !)___J 1 • INSIST ON GETTING Horse Cellai Being* a high priced Whislcy many don't keep If they can sell another brand. JiACKIE & COY, DISTILLERS LTD ISLAY. GLENLIVET. AND GLASGOW.

•iiumnmrnusii'/timiuiiiimituiui* |is not a cold; it is a fever ; ; which arises from a cold. $ It is especially prevalent i now. First a cold, then a drowsy, heavy feelling*; then unrest in the k stomach and distaste for . -food. These symptoms denote influenza. Sharp, "i boring pains at the back ol the head, feverishness, then coldness, weakness and prostration follow. Delirium often occurs. Influenza pulls down the strength and leaves the patient weak and susceptible to various ailments. flB. WILLIAMS'PifiK PILLS are the best known remedy to prevent and cure Influenza and its after effects. What Mr. Hamilton Hill, the eminent vocalist, says: «' Whilst touring with a Company ©n the W.A. gold-fields soma time ago, influenza attacked me very severely. First came a cold and loss of appetite; then I felt dull and drowsy ; the pains in my head were fearful, and a high fever set In and I became fearfully weak. A "well-known physician prescribed "i for me; but the disease would not ••• shake off. In despair I tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. A few boxes > cured me completely. Its effect ' ■»»_ magical, and the whole company were amazed. The pains gradually faded away ; I regained Btrength and color; my appetite -■ Teturned, and in a few days I waß ' going about fully restored to my usual good health. I strongly recommend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills as an unfailing cure for influenza and it. ills." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills (the genuine) are obtainable of all chemists and storekeepers, and of the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington, N.Z.; six boxes 16/6, one box 3/-, and are sold only in packages on which Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People —all seven words — are printed in red ink. «ni 1111? j;u:i:i;!;*rs;iij];i:!!»i3;;;:iJXi*n::::.!i; ::iii