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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXIX, Issue 9985, 14 March 1893, Page 3

A GOOD MAN. But “he drinks.” Can a man be "good,” either from a moral or a business standpoint, who is addicted to the use of alcoholic drinks ? He may possess fine business qualifications, but if ho drinks, his value no his employer, himself or his family ie on the wane- Why don't he stop 1 J Ab, why con’s he ? How many Bad hearts are asking the question ? The enemy has him by the throat; he has the disease of inebriety fastened upon him. But not an incurable disease ; no ! no! Booth’s Golden Eemedy No. 1 fights the battle for the victim, and wine the victory. It absolutely destroys all desiro for stimulants, opium and tobacco. Send for circulars of cures. —[Advt.J Granulated Wheat Meal.—Granuwheat meal and Imperial roller flour is reduced to 2s Sd for2slb, for 50 : b, bj 0 i lor iOOib and IG* for sacks of 2001 b, at r. Taylor's, Caabel street.— [Advt.] Flour dropped another & per ton at Kincaid’s G.I.C. See advertisement for quotations.— [Advt,] ,