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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10413, 10 April 1897, Page 3

Medical. Ayei?s Cherry Pectoral For Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Influenza, and Incipient Consumption, no remedy approaches Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It has long been the most popular and successful anodyne expectorant in Pharmacy, and is everywhere approved and recommended by the Faculty. It soothes the inflamed membrane, breaks up irritating mucus, allays coughing, and induces repose. A3 a family emergency medicine, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral takes the lead. For the relief and cure of croup, whoop-ing-cough, sore throat, and all the pulmonary troubles to which the young are so liable, it is invaluable. No household is quite secure without Ayer[s Cherry Pectoral. PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., LOWELL, MASS., V. 1. A. Geld Metals at thtWtrU'tChlct Expotiiitnt. 19* Beware of cheap imitations. The Dame— Cherry recUril—is tiromirent on the wrapper, and is bl«VB ia the glass of cicb bottle. COCKLE'S PILLS. „ FOR BILE. /COCKLE'S PILLS; V FOR LIVER. COCKLE'S PILLS. FOR ACIDITY. /COCKLE'S PILLS. VL___ FOR HEARTBURN. COCKLE'S PILLS. \S FOR INDIGESTION. OCKLE'SC PILLS. W ___FOR SICK HEADACHE. COCKLE'S PILLS. \a» IN USE EVERYWHERE; COCKLE'S PILLS. W _FREE_FROM MERCURY, COCKLE'S pills. KjXjM USE OVER 94 YEARS. h Boies at Is. lii, 2s. Hi. &■ Od., Us., and 22*. Of »11 lttilciaa Veniton throughout tt» Wcrll. _ IF your head aches and you suffer from Neuralgia or the children are irritable and fretful, Neurol is the remedy you require, and be persuaded to take any substitute offered as "just as pood." Neurol is the original, all others are imitations, Sold in 2s boxes only by most ftorekecpen. Powders sold singly as Neurol p iwders ar<t generally fraud <. P I AW K W ELL, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, OPPOSITE RAILWAY FUOTBKIDGK, NKWMAHKET. Prescriptions Cahi'ui.lv Dispensed. Medicines forwarded to all parts of the Colony, carefully packed. Telephone 250, Night attendance. JEFFERSON'S ALTERATIVE II MIXTtTRK is suitable for Dons of every uWripUiHi; it jinnliires siin»itli and "lossy coats, milium thu skin healthy, destroys nn<l prevents wiinns, ami in sincnlarly lieiieilcial for Mange and all UruptlouH of tho Skill. & per bottle. Prepared and sold by J. M. JEFFERSON, CHEMIST, Upper Syuiondsstreet, Auckland; and Manuka Road, Newmarket; Can also be obtained from Mr. HASI.ETT, Chemist, Queen-street. OOBINSON'S HEADACHE CACHETS ROBINSON'S HEADACHE CACHETS for Speedy and Certain Belief of Headache, Is lid por bos. HOBINSON , KBRVINK, Ai , Instantaneous Toothache Remedy. UOHINSON'S AXTIMLIOUS PII.LS Cure Disorders of Liver, etc., 0,1 and Is box| Prepared only by J. W. ItOIJINSON', Day and Night PiiAiisiACV, PAllNliLli. COUNTRY NEWS. [b? TELKOBAPH.— COIiRKSPUNDENT,] Cambridge, Friday. The Cambridge Borough Council met last night. Present: Messrs. Bach (Mayor), Howe, Simpson, Webber, Wells, and Wright. A circular letter from tradesmen and manufacturers of Patmerstou North was received, pointing cut the injustice done them by officials in the Defence Department being allowed to import dutiable goods free of Customs duties. It was resolved to refer the matter to Mr. Herries, M.H.It, for the district, and ask him to assist in getting an inquiry instituted into the alleged irregularities. The clerk was instructed to apply to the Acclimatisation Society for a supply of ynunir trout, with which to stock the Karapiro Creek. C. Crouch's tender of lid per yard was accepted for gravelling. At the S.M. Court to-day, before Captain Jackson, two men named McGreevy and Wright were charged with procuring liquor for a prohibited person on the 18th March last. The Magistrate held that as the prohibition order has been granted by two Justices of the Peace, it was invalid, and dismissed the information. In his opinion a prohibition order could be issuued only by a Stipendiary Magistrate. Paeroa, Friday. At the Court this morning a man named Jackson was fined £2, and costs £4 Us, for having refused to leave the licensed premises ol Mr. Macßae when requested; and John Wedlock, for inciting 11 prisoner to rebist a policeman in the execution of his duty, was sentenced to two months' imprisonment with hard labour. Coromaxdel, Friday. Tenders are now out for the new parsonage for the Church of England. Plans have been prepared for a new hospital, estimated to cost £1500. A great demonstration on its behalf is to be held on the 23rd and 24th May. T,he Northern Company have given a handsome trophy in connection with the carnival. An old miner and gumdigger named Edward James Clark, late of Ottawa, Canada, was buried to-day. He is said to have left about £450 in the Bank without a will. It is reported that he had no relations in this colony. Tho well-known yacht Tawera broke away from her moorings off Mechanics' Bay, and struck the reef oS St. George's Bay, and then coming oil, got on to the reef off Judge's Bay. The. wind wfcs blowing very strong and squally from the southwest at tho time of the accident; but Mr. Hicks and another man put off in a small boat, and getting on board, managed to kedge her off. She was afterwards taken in tow by the Admiral and taken to her moorings, having apparently suffered bub little damage. 1 NON-POISONOUS* ICondy'sFluidl a Destroys all Foul Smells. ' d Kills Disease Germs. I 9 Purifies AirandWtter I rj Cistern*, and Filters. t m A Luxury In the Bath, etc , jCondy's Fluid ' .t| , Sold tviyyuihen. 9 1 A With page Booh of Directions. I "f j