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Otago Witness, Issue 2253, 6 May 1897, Page 47

Business Notices. j R mJ^^m BJ/IEH3 EMIfSiTBBJPER 9j $f}£?QTf%lss7i3 i tjllillli |f"'" piw"^kEfa S& jffi""® B llal£il j§|||iy§ ! ... The Best Dressing, specially prepared and perfumed for Toilet Use. i ■+-s>t~ Is a Luxury and a Necessity to eVery Modern Toilet. I " produca Luxuriant Hair, prevents its Falling off and Turning Grey. ] Hiiim jmijiiL- _^ UnQGU&lled for Pro* r ' j Physicians and Analysts pronounce it to be devoid of any Metallic or otlier injurious Ingredients. . ' 1/-, 2/6, and (triple 2/6 size) 5/6 per Bottle, from Chemists, Hairdressers aud Perfumers all over the World. EDWARDS' " HARLENE " CO-. High Holborn, LONDON. Vv J^^ S!^^r^^ > When the pie was opened W vj£ \BjßDS _cusTAßgy mm% CUSTAf?^ POWDER, J j*L Supplies a Daily Luxury — Dainties in endless variety. 3^ j *4 The Choicest Dishes and' the Richest Custard. i HOP BVHiPSIi (E?/tf**<!*'* > '^5 !l KS R? tf^h ID E IQ B™B IT" 0 V¥» OSS' Storekeepers can obtain supplies of Bird's Custard and Bird's Concen- *?l ttrated Egg Powders, Bird's Baking ana Bird's Blanc-Mange Powders, from all the leading Wholesale Houses. y&~ „^_^^l mm^^ imm^ m , „ I r^^ FOB, SOME WISE CATJSB I |f|_J|i|i[j&^ wd $Jii&s*m ' Sow an -^- c *' an( * y° u Reap a Habit ; I Sow a Habit, and you Reap a Character; I Soisr a Character, and you Reap a Destiny.' J KiU^^^^^m '\f IHP '^"^ suc^ /s h uman f'f cie i so gliding on; I }$m»isll 'lllliii II w^ gl' mme ' s H^ e a meteor, and is gone I' i JrjJUIl It!!!* 11 Ml MORAL.-' ln Life's PLAY the Player of the I * / YfE ll^ifiiiilii iV i HIT Other Side is hidden from us. We know that j ■-!/ \Pa r W&sgl wa\ jM\ his lilay is alwa y s Fair ' Just ' an(i Patient; 'b u * | -iLg^U /^llll^jlsSjWv we also Imow, to Our Cost, that he Never Over- s looks a Mistake, it's for you to fmd. out WHY i (I i .. , .«i-.— i, i ... t{ XOUlt JS2A.US A.IIJD JiQXEX>.” Huxlsy. I HOW TO AVOID THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS OF STiWiULAHTS. '^THE- PRESENT .SYSTEM OF LIVING— partaking of too RICH * POODS, as pastry, saccharine and fatty substances, ALCOHOLIC DRINKS, and | an insufficient amount of exercise— frequently DERANGES the LIVER. I would | ADVISE ALL BILIOUS PEOPLE, unless they are careful to keep the liver acting % freely, to exercise great care in the use of alcoholic drinks ; avoid sugar, and always | dilute largely with water. Experience shows that porter, mild ales, port wine, daik | sherries, sweet champagne, liqueurs, and brandies are all very apt to disagree ; while | light white wines, and gin or old whisky largely diluted with pure mineral water charged 1 only with natural gas, will be found the least objectionable. ENO'S ' FRUIT SALT' | is PECULIARLY ADAPTED for any CONSTITUTIONAL WEAKNESS of the £ LIVER ;it possesses the power of reparation when digestion has been disturbed or lost, 4 and PLACES the INVALID on the RIGHT TRACK to HEALTH. A world of | woes is avoided by those who keep and use ENO'S ' FRUIT SALT.' Therefore, | NO FAMILY SHOULD EVER BE WITHOUT IT. | :; THERE IS NO DOUBT THAT where EKO'S 'FRUIT SALT' has been taken in the earliest stages of a disease it has, in in- j numerable instances, PREVENTED what would otherwise have | been a SERIOUS ILLNESS. Its effect on any DISORDERED 3 and FEVERISH condition of the system is SIMPLY MARVELLOUS. It is, in fact, NATURE'S OWN REMEDY and an j UNSURPASSED ONE. Caution.— Examine each Bottle, and see that the Capsule is marked ENO'S < FRUIT j ' SALT.' Without it you have been imposed on by a worthless imitation, preparkd only at \ ENO'S 'FRUIT SALT' WORKS, LONDON, S.L, BY J. C. EHO'S PATEHT. — Torturer . " What's the difference be- — Critic • " Where did you get the idea tween twice twenty- Eve and twice five-and- for that picture 1 " Painter " Oat of my twenty J" Interval of three months, daring head." Critic . " You must be glad that it which victim uses np ID pencils and seven is out ! " quires of paper in " workiqg it out." Victim : —" My dear," expostulated his wife, 11 There's no difference at all." Torturer : " why will you eat such a hearty breakfast " lint there 1 Twice twenty-five's fifty, on Sunday morning ? You know you are (Victim nods.) Twice five's ten, and twenty's are almost sure to have a nightmare in thirty. Fine day, isn't it 2 " ' church."