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Southland Times, Issue 17468, 7 October 1913, Page 4

“ Every morning I have a bad taste In my mouth; my tongue Is coated; my head aches and I often feel dizzy. 1 have no appetite foijbreakfast, and what food I eat distresses me. I have a heavy feel--Ing in my stomach. I am getting so weak that sometimes I tremble. My nerves are all unstrung. I am as tired in the morning as at night." What is the trouble with you? Impure blood. What is the remedy? SOLD POE HI 60 YEARS t It makes the blood pure and rich. .The digestion improves; the nerves /become strong and steady. Consult [your doctor about this medicine.. Do not take any medicine, doctors will not endorse. " I If your liver is sluggish and your bowels constipated, correct at once. Ayer’s Pills arc liver pills. They act directly on the liver. The dose Is one pill, just one. • AU vegetable, sugar-coated. Prepared by DR. J, O. ATER & 00.. Ziowell, Hass. XT. 8. A. LONDON MARKETS. (By Telegraph.—Press Assn. —Copyright.) LONDON, October 5. Sheep, Southland, 4%d: North Island, best, 4 7-16 d; New Zealand ewes, 3%d. Lamb; Canterbury, light, 5%d; medium, 5 5-16 cl; heavy. sd; Southland, 5 3-16 d; North Island, 5%d; selected, 5%d. Australian sheep, light, 3%d. South American beef, chilled hinds, 4%d; other meats unchanged. Rabbits:' The hot weather is depressing trade, and many English have been condemned. Colonial dull. Wool: There have been a few withdrawals of speculators’ lots, but there is fii;m and keen competition' for all classes. To date 130,567 bales have been catalogued and 116,289 sold. Waipaoa, top, average, lid. Wheat is inactive, but the undertone is steady, owing to the unfavourable outlook in India. Australian new crop is freely offering: 3Gs is asked for Jan-uary-Pebruary shipment, and 36s was paid for a parcel of October shipment. The quantity of wheat and flour afloat for the United Kingdom is equal to 1.700,000 bushels, and for the Continent 1,900,000. Atlantic shipments, 447;000 quarter's: Pacific. 55,000; total to Europe, 1,150,000; Australasian, 10,000 quarters. At the Avool sales Aranui brought top price—a shilling, and an average of 10% d; Ngakonui. 13d and 11%: Tartatahi, and 12 lid. best tor babies. Baby’s cold, if not attended to, often results in Bronchitis and other serious troubles. Always keep a bottle of Dr. Sheldon’s New Discovery handy, and be prepared. Mothers will find It is reliable, and that babies will like it. Price Is 6d and 3s. Obtainable everywhere. x DISINFECTANTS—GOOD AND BAD. United Press Association, CHRISTCHURCH. April S. 1913, The Hospital Board had before It today an interesting letter from its bacteriologist on the subject of disinfectants. Dr Pearson said only one of the fluids submitted was really good ; the others were practically useless as disinfectants. He had examined four powders and found all poor. He promised to submit a detailed report if asked. He further stated that an uncorked solu-, tlon from one powder developed a vigorous growth of bacteria in a few days. Messrs Dalgety and Company. Ltd., has just received a telegram from their Christchurch branch that their tender for Qulbell’s ’’Kerol” Fluid Disinfectant (for which they are agents) has been accepted by the Christchurch Hospital and Charitable Aid Board DALGETY AND CO LIMITED. SOLE AGENTS .. INVERCARGILL.

A NEW PAINT SHOP IS BEING ERECTED by J. W. LYONS & CO. IT will be absolutely dust-.proof, being lined with washable linoleum as a double protection. Our Cliehts will be pleased to hear that MB W. IRVINE who is recognised as the best Carriage Painter'lft Southland, will undertake our work. With the Paint-shop under the care of Mr Irvine, owners of Motor Cars and Carriages can rely upon tlieir work being turned out to the utmost satisfaction. J. w. LYONS AND CO., DEE STREET (Next Hospital). Bonnington’s The Standard Family Cough Remedy Time is the best test of a medicine. No matter what claims are made for a preparation, its real merits will be known ere many years. Many cough medicines have tried to sccurepopular favour in the past fifty years. Many failed, because performance was not equal to the claims they made. Yet, year after year, for over half a century, Bennington i Irish Moss has steadily increased in soles and in popular favour. To-day it is the standard family cough remedy in more homes than ever before. Success is due to its exceptional merits, lot no extravagant claims have been made on ils behalf. Bennington's Irish Moss, is a sure and effectual remedy for conghs. colds and all chest and lung affections (or it contains no injurious drugs. Do not be put off with an imitation. Ask lor and get Bonninglon’s—refuse the substitute of inferior quality. ■3E. carrageen IRISH Mms