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New Zealand Times, Volume LXX, Issue 3783, 4 July 1899, Page 3

" What the fool does in the end, the wise man does in the beginning.” He drinki only A. and B. Mackay’a Liqueur Whisky I Sir "Theodore Martin has sent a cheque for ,£IOOO to the Hospital for Sick Children in Great Ormonde street, asking that a wai'd should he named after Ilia wife. Miss Helen Faucit. A more deserving object it would have been impossible for Sir xheodore to find.

Champion Blood Purifier Probably all of oar readers know something of (leorge W. Walker, of 027 Bounce St.. Sorry Hills, Sidney, N. S. \V. He gives ns this nmisual and most remarkable expert cnee : mm ) After being a victim to typhoid, brain and rheumatic fevers in 1802. my system was leit in a debilitated condition. Besides being very weak I bad numerous abscesses on tlio lower part of my back and spine from which a great number of pieces of bone were taken. As fast as an aoscoss would apnear and was lanced another would form. 1 wastreatodat two different hospitals without success, the surgeons in attendance informing me that I was sulTeriiigfrom blood poisoning. The abscesses continued to form and 1 was never without paiu until six months ago I was induced to try Avars Sarsaparilla When I had taken the first bottle I found an improvement and after finishing twelve bottles 1 now feel as well as ever I did in ray life. The old abscesses have all healed, new ones have ceased to come and my health is splendid. Beiore using the Sarsaparilla I weighed 17-1 lbs., ami now after using a dozen bottles iiy weight is 200 lbs. Is not this a sure sign . it 1 have been taking the champion blood •drifter of the world?”