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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8858, 28 April 1909, Page 2

ONE VIEW OF GERMS. According to the medical Dress it seems that nothing less thorough than total abstention from food and drink can protect us from the. imbibition of disease germs, inasmuch as there is not an article of daily consumption which will not harbour and propagate the bacilli in greater or lesser number. We cannot even eat a cabbage or vegetable in the comfortable assurance that we are safe from infection, for it has recently been shown by Lominsky that the specific organisers of anthrax and typhoid can exist for more than. eighty days and multiply in plant tissues. After all, is it worth while to trouble ourselves whether a cabbage contains 100 or 1000 bacilli, when we know that we live from morning to night in a more or less thick fog of germs of all sorts. And further, when danger does threaten, you can render your system absolutely germ proof, by the regular use of IMPEY'S MAY APPLE. Take eight to ten drops after each meal. Its effect is wonderful. All stores 2s 6d. —Advt.

The Family Cough j Remedy. Parents throughout Australasia know that no cough remedy is so effective and so safe as Bonning- , ton's Irish Moss. Bonnington's CARRAGEEN Irish Moss. breaks up the cough or cold, wards off bronchitis, and prevents pneumonia. Wise parents always keep a bottle in the home. Mr. J. ToRNEBof Dunedm writes• " I have for some years had your Irish Moss lor Mrs. Turner, and she has derived much benefit by its use. • She was considered consumptive, but Bonnington's Irish Moss has quite restored her,, and she is now quite strong. I have recommended ii to many persons, and believe that all have been pleased with us effect." rfg|gglk REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.

THAT FIRE WANTS Stockton Goal. ET IT! Your dealer hasn't any Coal just as good. Don't be put off. AH good cooks use Stockton Coal. Samuel Brown, Ltd., WELLINGTON. Lost the Use of Her Hands. Scarcely Able to Stand. Testimony of Mrs. Wainwright, Crofton. Several months ago I had a seyere attack of influenza, which left me very much vun down, hardly able to stand, or even use my hands. My wrists and ankles were much swollen, and very painful. Several things I tried without effect. A friend advised me to give Plantekoa a trial, which I did, and I am happy to say before I had finished'the contents of the second bottle I was thoroughly cured, a I have since felt no return of ailment whatever. Pldntekua, 51; Ointment, 11-and 2/-; Soap, I/-. If not obtainable in the locality where you live, send direct to the Plantekoa Proprietary, WeUinn- *>"« ■ 68'^ 11 J H..'VINCENT, FIRE, ACCIDENT, AND LIFE . INSURANCE AGENT. LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT, ASHHURST.