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Evening Star, Issue 9773, 1 August 1895, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. SMOKERS! A FACT! T c. WILLIAMS CO.’S (RICHMOND, VIRGINIA) “JUNO PLUG” \dark) AND “ ROYAL ” COLORS (improved aromatic) ARE THE FINEST TOBACCOS ON THE MARKET. If not already smoking one of the above brands, try them, and you will use no other.

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INTERESTING DISCOVERY. The American Government haa instructed a noted analyst to examine and report npon certain mineral springs, which have been i ocently discovered to have an extraordinary curative effect In cases of rheumatism and other complaints. A voluminous report has been already laid before the recent Medical Congress, from which It would appear that moat marvellous cures have been undoubtedly effected, and the Investigation of the Government analyst Is therefore looked forward to with great Interest. Sequah’s Cure la composed of the carefully concentrated water of one of these springs, combined with certain botanic extracts, and Is therefore a natural, safe, and effectual remedy for all kinds of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, Kidney Disease, Pains In the Back, and Dropsy. It also cures Indigestion, Biliousness, and Constipation. The result of this Remedy, when used In conjunction with Seqnah’s Oil, has been so remarkable as to have occasioned considerable public Interest. THREE GOLDEN RULES. “ Never put off till to-morrow what ought to be done to-day.” " A stitch in time saves nine.” And “ A bottle of • Sequah’a Cure will often save a doctor’s bilL” SEQUAH’S CELEBRATED MEDICINES Are the best of all Household Remedies, and never fall to give satisfaction.

HAMS AND BACON. A GOOD DEAL OF NOISE LATELY about Prize Hams and Canterbury cured Bwon, One is not sure whether every piece of Bacon and Ham sold is a Prize-taker, or only a few specially selected ones. At any rate, the Public will bo able to discern and judge in the business. As to Prizes, wo have taken dozens of them long before these famous curers were in the business. We have yet to learn wherein the superiority of Canterbury Bacon conslptfj, as we nave cured there a quarter of a century ago, and yet we prefer the ideally •grown article. The price of Bacon now puts this valuable article pi breakfast diet within the reach of everyone. And eminent medical authorities highly recommend PROPERLY-CURED HAM or BACON as a valuable' Stomachic and as abpdntoDySpeptids. An attempt has been made to impress the Public with the value of Bacon said to be cured in such a manner as WILL RETAIN the NATURAL JUICES of the,meat;.-hut this statement is contrary to scientific facts. BACON, as an article of diet, MUST BE CURED in a way so as to ELIMINATE THE NATURAL JUICES, when it becomes & valuable adjunct to our Food Supply, and, as we have already said, then beats the approval of standard medical authority. We have not for some seasons back had a LARGER OR FINER HTOOK THAN NOW, and wo are offering at LOWER PRICES than ever before, r We have thousands Of hams and flitches • OF BACON TO SELECT FROM ' At the following prices HAMS - 7dper lb, SIDES ... 6d per lb. ROLLS ... 6dperlb. IRVINE AND STEVENSON, GEORGE StREET, DOTEDIN.