SPECIAL HOME READINGS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8665, 7 November 1899, Page 4

SPECIAL HOME READINGS.

Sbki sl.-THKT UIiDTOILKR. The luborer or the nuvvy, leaving his home in tin- raw, curly morning, no longer curries in I he tin c.m which is slung ucniss hia shmilder it supply of eneivnling cold tea. No. He lakes Dr. Tibbies' VjCocoa instead, and finds bo is able to finish his haifl duy's toil with eivac. the busy housewife, wi'h her household cares and her fretful childrcu worn out and weary, takes her cup of Vi-Ooooa and is lefrcshed ami eusuined. The busy merchant, the eager suideni, find thur Imhus ure clearer and morn active if Vi-Cocou has formed pnrt of their morning meal; the jided cluik sleeps soundly utter a '• uiqhtciip" of the sume excellent lieviTiige. It seems, indeed, to have the viituc of lienetitling all who take it. Dr Tibbies Vi-Cucoa has hecomo v necessity— that, perhaps, is the only term which aptly expresses (he enlliu iii^m uf its devoteetiu which those who indulge in it find renewed eneruy and sustenance such «s they liuve been imnlilu to receive from auy oLlier sou rcu. Mciit, and merit alone, is what is claimed f..r Dr Tibbies' Vi-Cocon, and the proprietors are prep.ued to send to any reader who names the P 13. Herald, a| diiiiity sample tin of Dr. Tibbies' Vi-Couoa free »nd jj..at-|Mld. There is no mugic in all this. Ii is a pUin, hunthti, siniightforwm.l ofl'-r li. is dm c m intiodnce the ineriis of Vi-C'ictni ii.t« eveiy liomo Dr. I ibMes' Vl-Coona us » conce.nl ruled finm of nourishment and vitality is invaluable;, nay more ilmn this ; for lo ull who wiah lo I face the el/ife and battle of life with greuier euduitiiioe mid more sustained cxerliou il is iihmilulely iiidispcnsiblc. Dr. Tibbies' Vi-0»oo;v, in BJd packets mid Is Id and 2s 2d tins, can be obtained from all Chemists. Grocers uud Stores, or from Dr. Tibbies,' Vi-Coco.\, Limited, 269 i (Jeorye Street, Sydney. ANOTHER CASE OF RHEUMATISM CUKKD BY CHAMBKRLAIN'S PAIN BALM. My son was afflicted with rheumatism, which contracted his right limb until he w.is unable to walk. After using one iiu.l a half bottles of Chamhci lain's Pain Balm he was able lo be about, ag.iin. I can heartily recommend it to peisons suUvring from rheumatism.— John Smdeu, Freed, Culhouu Co., W. Va. For sale by E. D. Smith, chemist.— Advt.