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New Zealand Times, Volume LVX, Issue 3094, 3 April 1897, Page 4

GENERAL BUSINESS. THOHNHON HOUSE. TAILORIN G. NEW TWEED SAMPLED FOR 1897, PETONE, MOSGIEL AND ENGLISH. WE are now showing over 200 Sample* of New Tweed* for * : and Youths’ CUrmonts. Tho stock of these Roods will be oelivered in a tew days from the Petone and Mosgiel Mills and will be found up to date, being their latest productions. Our prices for first-class garments will be at our usual low rates. .£3 3 0 GENTS’ SUITS! £t 4 0 .81 10 0 There is no question about the satisfaction Mr Usuiß, our Cutter, is givingl.in” every particular, AND W£ CAN AFFORD AND DO SELL CHEAP. Besides, WE GIVE 1/- IN THE £ DISCOUNT. WARNOCK & ADKIN. <£lsoo WORTH OF NEW AUTUMN GOODS WILL BE SSOWN IN A FEW DAYS. 383 OUR “EMPRESS” PIANO. UNUIVALLED VALUE. cS36 NET CASH! EKE y Tit|iul{W‘«w^ Walnut and' field Case. Iron Frame. Trichord. E recommend theso instruments as the BEST VALUE over offered for sale in New Zealand, Regular shipments to arrive. NEW GOODS IN DINNER”WARE] | IN BREAKFAST ANBjTEI SETS] CHOICE TAPESTRIES! CHOICE MADRAS CURTAINS CHOICE ELECTRO-PLATED WARE CHOICE TURNER'S CUTLERY CHOICE AXMtNSTER CARPETS Choice Hearthrugs in great VARIETY} NEW • aFURNITURE. cutlers’ Writing-tables, skOROGGd DINING-ROOM SUITES DRAWING-ROOM SUITES. IN VELVET TAPESTRY AND BROCATELLE, BEDROOM SUITES, IN OAK, WAIt NUT, KAURI AND RED PINE BAMBOO TABLES AND FLOWER STANDS DUCHBSSE CHESTS (BRASS HANDLES) SCOULLA.R AND CHISHOLM, L’AMjBJT ON QUAY. NOTE. —WeJ’received the only Award“(for7.Fir3t-Class Furniture at" the late [Wellington Exhibition. A YOUNG LADY’S STORY. Her Blood was Out of Order and She was ail Run Dowrib Read what Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Did for Her. 1 m f i \ . 'VMM imSM) X-> A i IS k f yw No one to look to-day at Miss Sophie Kiefer, a pretty and stylish young belle, whose portrait is given above, and who lives at the northwest corner off Fourth and Queen streets, Philadelphia, would imagine that she had ever been in anything but the pink of health. Her skin is clear and creamy, her teeth are white and even, she has luxuriant dark hair, and her eyes are large aud bright, of a lustrous brown. Vet, notwithstanding Miss Kiefer’s splendid appearance, only a year ago she was in extremely poor health, and her blood was in a very bad condition. Miss Kiefer’s story is best told in her own words: “ When I began to take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla I was not only run down, but I was thoroughly discouraged. Doctors and proprietary medicines both failed to help me. My blood was disordered. But the first bottle o! Ayer’s Sarsaparilla helped me so much that I decided to keep it up, and did so. Then, inside of a month, 1 began to think that the Sarsaparilla was a wonder. It cleared mv skin completely aud restored my appetite to its former condition. My general health was recovered and the third bottle removed every appearance of disorder from my blood. Not only that, but it left me better-than ever. For several months I had been ill and complaining. My health in general, aside from the condition of my blood, was very poor. I remember one day, after attending a ball the night before, when I felt so miserable that I was afraid I was going to die, almost. My appearance, of which I always took considerable care, was the. thing that worried me most of all, I will acknowledge. But as I tell you, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla rejuvenated me. I would take it any time in preference to toilet preparations and skin soaps and washes, for it worked wonders with me. I can recommend Ayer’s Sarsaparilla to anyone whose blood is poor or whose general health is unsatisfactory.” Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, The Only True Blood-Purifier,