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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 3439, 21 May 1898, Page 2 (Supplement)

The Coming of the Cold AHD THE DANGERS THAT IT BRINGS TO SO VERT MANY. Winter is coming! Indeed, some of our great scientific men assert that the approaching winter will be one of the severest on record. The winter is always dangerous, although too many people forget this important fact. The mildest winter causes more deaths than the hottest summer. It has almost become a proverb that “cold weather kills.” And why does it kill ? ■ Because so many people are in no condition to pass through a severe winter. They complain of tired feelings, they suffer from biliousness, pains near the heart, headaches, backaches, and seem to lack their customary energy. Cold weather, instead of bracing them up, only makes them teel languid, irritable, nervous and depressed. And that is just whore the danger lies. People who feel like this are running some very grave risks. The chances are that possibly 50 per cent of the people who suffer from the effects of approaching winter will never see its end unless they exercise the greatest care. But there is a way to avoid these dangers. By building up the system, restoring healthy action to the liver and kidneys, freeing the blood from impurities and regaining renewed strength, the perils of winter can be safely encountered. To do this a suitable remedy must be taken, and there is nothing for the purpose that can be compared with Warner’s Safa Cure, because its effects are immediate and lasting. As a means of restoring lost vitality and promoting the general health this grand remedy has never been equalled. That is why it is so universally prescribed by physicians and chemists, who know from experience that it can always bo depended upon. If you are suffering from any of the symptoms that denote weakness you need to regain health,- and Warner’s Safe Cure will speedily help you to regain it. A curious tree grows in Malabar. It is called the tallow tree from the fact that its seeds, when boiled, produce a tallow which makes excellent candles. Established, 18-12,1 [[Established" 1842 W. M. BANNATYNE & CO., Customhouse quay and Grey steeht, Wellington, n.z. MERCHANTS & GENERAL IMPORTER?, Shifting, Insubanck, and Indent Agents. CONSIGNMENTS from all parts of the world receive special attention. Returns rendered promptly. Consignors aro authorised to draw against goods that are recommended. ludants executed for all classes—English, Continental, American, Eastern and Colonial products upon most favourable terms. Advances made against produce consigned to onr London house. Money Invested. Mortgages negotiated. AGENCIES— Nobel’s Explosives Co., Limited, Glasgow Dynamite, Gelignite, GelatineDynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, Fuse, &o, Nobel’s Explosives Co., Limited, Glasgow—Sporting Ballistite Cartridges. Cubtis’s and Habvet, London —&<asting Powder and Pellets T. C. 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Viokebt and Son, Ballarat, ViCtobia—Egg Preservative. T J. Lipton, London— Ceylon, India and China Teas, Ear-onoo of Coffee. Hoffman and. Gq., Germany—starch. Lucca and Co., Genoa—Salad Oil. R. Wothbbspoon, London and Glasgow— Com Flour. Pbatelli Abate, Messina Oil-lemon, Green Lemons, &c, G. Q. Cbebpin, Melboubne— Mildnra Dried Fruits: Lexiaa Muscatels, Muscat, . Evaporated Peaches, Aprioots, to. Frank B. Psteeson and Co., San Fban-cisco—-Canned, Dried and Evaporated Fruits, Salmon, Oysters, Rolled Oats, &o. Rollitt and Co., Canterbury mills “ Supreme” Brand of Flonr. E. B. Nosteand, New Yobs —Dr S. P, Townsend’s Sarsaparilla. Apollinabis Company, Limited, London— ApoUinaris Water. Udolpho Wolfe and Sons, New York— Wolfe’s Aron;ntia Soifioaain Sohnapps. Wards and 00.", Opoeto—Port Wine. J. W. Mbdbohel Son, Buchbedck am I Rhsin Still and Sparkling Hook, Moselle, -to. Louis Roedeseb, Rheims—Champagne, Ed. Bessaeat & Cie. —Ay. Champagne, , Krug & Co., Reims, Champagne. R. 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' c Reicbabdt AHP CO., Dresden—Pianos. h Maignen’s Filtbe-Bapide Co.. Limited, London—Hygienic Filters W. E. Johnson and Co., Liverpool—- " 81m ” Cycles. Agents for Royal Insurance Company, of Liverpool. Correspondents of the Board of Underwriters Ken York, 18 J