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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14699, 6 December 1909, Page 8

MEDICAI. rpiE PRUDENT PARENT , is not content merely to insure against ; sickness and death, but takes every avail- '. able means to render such contingencies as • remote as possible. He fully appreciate* ' the inestimable blessing of sound reliable * health. and is naturally interested in every- : thing calculated to promote the physical J well-being of himself and his family. In ' his battlings with the common human ail- j monts often frequent and distressing enough ! ho is careful only to apply remedies of ■ undoubted value and efficacy. Ho ! TAKES i Bcecham's Pills for digestive derangements , of Stomach, Liver, and Bowels. Ho knows that the 6orious consequences that may spring from oven a slight attack of Indigestion forbid any experimenting with substitutes whoso healing properties aro invariably mythical. His prudence is also seen la his use of Beecham's Pills as a tonic. Ho observes that the health of tho family is maintained by a judicious uso of BEECHAM'S PILLS Sold everywhere in boxes, price, 10id (36 pills), Is lid (56 pills), and 2s 3d (168 pills). rjORNS, WARTS, AND CALOSIS TISSUE CURED BY NEIL'S AMERICAN CORN CURE. You need not suffer pain longer, for we can guarantee you a cure. One Shilling a Bottle, and Brush combined, at NEIL'S BOTANIC DISPENSARIES; 74 George street; Dee street, Livercargill; Stafford street, Timaru. Sent po6t free for Is in stamps. -An instructive and pathetic custom still prevails m Munich. Everv destitute ohilo' .found begging- in the "streets is arrested and carried to a charitable institution. On his arrival he is photographed -dirt, rags, and all. After being maintained and educated, when ho quite the institution to begin life, this photograph is given to him, and he is required to make a solemn declaration that ho will keep it as a reminder of the wretched state from which he was saved and of the kindness shown. Tho charity has received many gifU from its reclaimed waifs. i WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS a perfect spirit. : Absolutely pun.