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Grey River Argus, Volume 57, Issue 10520, 27 August 1901, Page 2

A discovery that caused some excite-, ment locally was made in the Arahura district a day or two ago. A member of our (W C Times) staff was shown a large lump of quartz (" as big as your two fists " was the description given) literally studded with gold. The find was made by a Humphries Gully settler, who* stated it came from that neighborhood. Don't ever play with dynamite, In case it should explode, Beware of robbers late at nigh And take the safest road. Don't laugh at any little ill, Bub health at once secure, Bad coughs and colds arise from Take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure —Advt Make your path through life easy from to-day, by using Progandr, .the certain cure for corns. 1/- per box in ointment form and painless, —Adv If you want horses to work arid do long journeys they must be well shod. If you want children. to kespfree from cold they must wear good boots, and if men want to keep their feet dry* they should buy their boots from Christopher Sjoih,* for he keeps the best and cheapest in New Zealand.—Advt. ' . Barraclough's Prbgandra is the certain . cure for corns. To prove it the proprietor; EL J Barraclough, Wellington, will for. ..ward a sample box to any address in the 'colony free of cost upon application by etter. —Advt. h ~ Gianb Monarch and Victoria Rhubarb Roots, a prime sample of Pink Eye Potatoes, assorted Fruit Trees and . Schallots tc be had at the Beehive and Union Stores—Griffen and Smith. — Advt. Don't worry about things you can't help, life is too short, but don't allow your children to be worried and weakened with worni complaint when yon can lighten their little burdens with Barta dough's Worm Powders, which are swee to take and safe and effective. - Advt. Peace is truthfully said to be the best earthly blessing, but there is no peace while corns grow on your feet, or whon violent, raging toothache harasses the nerves, now here's a thing, Proganda certainly cures corns and Magic Nervine" certainly cures toothache by killing the nerve, but be sure you getßarracloue'h's.— Advt Mr G F Harris, of Wellington, writes: _ —"I have much pleasure „in stating that I have used in my household the Great Canadian Seaweed Cure, with marvellous effect and speedy relief ma most obstinate case of rheumatism, and can therefore strongly recommend the remedy to other sufferers." Sold by Hanwel:. Williams, Parkinson aud Co, and all Chemists, Wholesale, Kempthorne, Prosser and Co. and Shirlahd and Co. —Advt. Bitterness in the home is often caused through father suffering from corns or the elegant Angelina performing just becausa she could nob,help it, owiny to the soul disturbing torment of toothache. The remedies are : Bairaclough's Progandra the certaiu cure for corns and Barraclough's Magic Nervine for*'toothche —Advt.