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A good stock of groceries, general produce and ironmongery at Leser’s.* There is some talk of unemployment in Dunedin. Album of 24 views of Mangonui and Whangaroa, 1/- at Leser’s.* Three of the Rroken Hill rioters have been sent to gaol. Mr. W. A. Kellow. Tardnaki- street, Wei ting*9“’ N--Z- writes... There i s n 0 question About it Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera and DiurrhtKd Remedy is a fine one. I have used it sevenll bines and it alw&ys gives mo immediate relief. ISot long ago one of my carters came home with a very severe attack of colic and diarth(Ea took two doses of Chamberlain’s Cohc, Cholera and Diarrhea remedy to fix him up m good shape. I never go away on a trip without a bottle of this medicine, for I find that change of water often affects one.” For sale by all dealers in medicines. Sir Robert Stout has been re-elected Chancellor of the Uuiversity. The next time you feel bilious take a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets and see how quickly the trouble will disappear. They cleanse and invigorate the stomach and give one a relish for > his meals. They also regulate the liver and bowels. For sale by all dealers in medicines. The Thames Valley Co-operative Dairying Co., paid £5084 8 2 for but ter-fat in December. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has proved itself, times out of number, to be an absolutely -4 safe and reliable remedy. Analysis has proved ~ that it contains no narcotics, and experience lias proved its unfailing efficacy in coughs colds, croup, influenza, uud even in warding off pneumonia. Doesn't your common sense prompt you to purchase a bottle now and keep it in the house for cases of emergency t If ft doesn’t it should. For sale by all dealers in medicines.
The Mansion House fund in aid of the sufferers from the recent earthquakes in Italy now stands at £115,000.
„. 3 ' r - Wilson, Revans-street, Newtown, Wellington, N.Z., writes : “ My liver has given me a lot of trouble. Not long ago I had liver blotches all over my face and tried all sorts uf tlirngs but ohtamed no relief. On the advice of a fnoud I tried Chamberlain's Tablets and before I hail taken two bottles the blotches had disappeared from my face, and I have not been troubled since. ’ For sale by all dealers in medicines. Lord Northcote stated at the Austral Club that his five years in Australia were the happiest years of his life, A woman of Woolloomooloo Asserted with emphasis, “Pooh.” “ I never get ill, Laxo-Tonic’s my pill— Keep ’em handy—the same as I do.” LAXO-TONIC PILLS, I (ltd. and Is. 6d. New Zealand employers are indignant at the tone of Mr, 13. Tregear’s articles in the American magazine “ Arena.” The Auckland Association has urged the Government either to stop him, or to make him quit the position of Secretary fer Labour. Mr. William E. Goode, 107 Victoria -street, _ Christchurch, N.Z., says: “I have been a bilious subject all my life, and though 1 have tried all sorts of things for it, have never Ibuml anything like Chamberlain’s Tablets for warding off bilious attacks. When I feel one of these attacks coming on I take two of Chamberlam’B Tablets and I am soon well again.” Fo. sale by all dealers in medicines, Statistics prepared in Berlin show that, * Britain’s trade last year declined £lOl,-182,000, that of Germany £25,000,000, the United States’ £95,436,000, and France £18,250,000. A certain young man of North Shore, Took advertised pills by the score, Till the right one he hit (Laxo-Tonic to wit), Now his troubles digestive are o’er. LAXO-TONIC PILLS, 10$d and Is. Gd. Tne U.S, General Staff reoonimendi iho fortification of San Pedro Harbour on the gronnd that it is impossible, within a month of hostilities developing, to prevent an Oriental Power landing a hundred thousand man at Los Angelos and 309,000 men within two months. ’ R. O’Neill, care of R. B. Kendall, Victoria, st,, Eest Bundaberg, Queensland, writes • “I have used Dr. Sheldon’s New Discovery on several occasions for coughs and colds, and received remarkable relief when suffering from the prevailing epidemic, influenza.” Dr'sheldon’s New Discovery for coughs and colds is an unequalled preparation for the cure of all Chest Complaints and Lung Troubles Price Is. M. ami 3s. per bottle. Obtainable at A McKay, Mangonui: J. Evans and Sons Waipapakaun ; S. Oldfield, Awanui; C. Masters Kaitaia. ' Conflicting rumours still circulate about the comforts and discomforts of the Main Trtuk route. Passengers used to other luxuries complain of having to spend the night in galvanised iron outhouses, with no bed covering save their own clothes. Things we like best. Why i s it thev -A seldom agree with ns? What’s the nadoMU things like l«! S, seldom seem to with us - Maybe it’., because wo them. Then follows aiit of indigestion lasts a day or two perjiaps. But £\ a m( dM uncomfortable day or U ‘„. If consequences and indulge our Xpotites the ' certainty that we must suffer, spoils the pleusure. V e doijy ifii to ahfce our stomSchs, When it s too l&c we regret.our rashness But there’s a waylo escape the continence, of such indiscretions. A dose of a good diirestant like Dr. Sheldon’s Digit! vVTabules, "which ft g n S n "' ha * >' ou . eat > willfflflieve your trouble at once. That is a sensible remedy. Theie lahules are sold everywhere at 2s 0d for ~ tm containing 80 Tabnies. Buy a tin, eat a good square mealf and then take the Tabules according to dSfecttons, and note the result. y? tt f |»’ftal about it if you are not careiui, for tbene will lie no lain or disturbance, and the food will he digested just as it used to he when the stomach was well and strong Furthermore, your stomach will soon lie restored again. If yon keep on taking then,, just as thousands upon thousands of other stomachs have lieen by the sole and exclusive use of Dr. Sheldon s Big; sue Jal.ules. Obtainable at A McKay, Alarigonui; ,1. Evans and Sons Waipapakaun; S. Oldfield, Awanui-C Musi tern, Kaitain. ’ * After centuries of trying to cure diseases, the medical world is at last trying to prevent tie m. “ Tribune,” Chicago. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Colds never fails. 1/6 & 2/6.* A conflict between the ] olice and t. Chinese at (he Village Deep Compound, | on the Band, ended in six Chinese Wing killed and fifteen wounded.
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Northland Age, Volume V, Issue 23, 1 February 1909, Page 6
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