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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9047, 7 May 1888, Page 6

Coal-tar on footpaths is recommended as a preventative of fever by Dr. Stockwell. (See report to City Council of Auckland 15th March last.) Those mothers who succeed in getting the footpaths and yards about the house covered with coal-tar will rejoice whoa the wet weather comes. Everything bot tiik Plainest Food Disagreed with me.—" Onslow Gardens, London, S.W., Sept. ".0,1882 : Sir,—Allow mo to express to you my gratitude for the wonderful Preventive of Sick lleailtvcho which you have (riven to the world in your t liv,lT SALT. For two years and a-half I have suf lured much from sick headache, and seldom passed a week without one or more attacks. Five months ago I commenced taking your FRUIT SALT daily, and have not had one headache during that time; whereas, formerly, everything but the plainest food disagreed with me. I an. now almost indifferent as to diet. One quality your medicine has above others of its kind is that to it the patient does not become a .slave, and I am now finding myself able gradually to discontinue its use I cannot thank you sufficiently for conferring tipon ; ine such a benefit; and if this letter can be used in any way, I shall be really glad, merely begging that the initials only of my name may bo published.—l am, Sir, yours gratefully, Truth."—CAUTION.— Examine each bottle, and see that the Capsule is marked, ENO'S " FHUIT SALT." Without it, you hare been imposed on by a worthless imitation SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS. Directions in sixteen languages. How to prevent disease. Prepared only at EN&S FIIUIT SALT WORKS, Pomeroy street, New Cross Boad, Loudon, S.E., by J. C. lino's Patent,