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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12469, 20 February 1909, Page 4

4 . $P INTEREST TO WOMEN. f*For come iimo I bad ben grad* aliy declining.. in. health. I. felt ex•hausted after the slightest exertion This state continued until I became quite prostrated. I also suffered from shortnese of breath and palpitation oi the heai-t. After trying many medioines, with little'or no benefit, I finally decided to. try- Warner's, Safe Cure. After taking the firet bottleful I felt better; and improved daily, lam pleased to say that the result of taking a few bottlesful of the medicine was my complete restoration to health."— From Mrs J- Brown, 127, Bendigo. street, Prahran, Vi 0 ..".. -"S(«ne yeare ,ago I Buffered con6tantlf~from pains in. the head, extreme weakness, fainting fits, nervous* -ness and prostration, caused by- general debility. I could do nothing to relieve my sufferings until I started on a course of Warner's Safe Cure. I got relief from the first bottle, and, continuing with the medicine for some little time longer, the nervousness and fainting fits left me, and I begaai to get strong. .Since that time 1 have -been in the enjoyment of good, health."— From Mrs E. Jennings, Charles street, Alberton, Adelaide, ;s.A.-,-,; „.:-,-:. :•■•■.;•. . ■-.-. .. "For a number of years I was. in very .poor .health, suffering from .a oompiioation of ailments, iaioluding constipation, chronic indigestion, and kidney trouble. ■ Foods of all kinds upset my stomach. . I was unable to digest my food. J»ains in my back were excruciating, especially during change of weather. . I tried every ad..vertißed remedy, Uttte or no good. -V I had atoost lost_faili in all medicines >v<hen Warner's Safe Cure was brought und*r my notice by a friend, who advised me-to give _it atrial. I followed the advice, and, to my glad surprise, I began to feel bet ter. •■ Soon my appetite returned; and I was able to digest my food. 1 began to feel well, and the pains in the back left me.' : JWhen I had taken the contenitß of only. a : few bottles of the medicine my troubles had all gone. I -was perfectly cured of < all my ailments, and since that: time I have been in good health."— From Mrs J. Toy, Evans street, Boulder City, W.A. lia addition to the regular Ss_and 2a 9d bottles of WaTner*B -Safe Cure, a concentrated form of the medirane is mow issued at -to 6a, per bottle. Warner's Safe Cure (Concentrated) is not compounded with alcohol, and donfeine the- same numiber of doses ' £~thT 8e bottle of ., Waxner'd Safe Cure. H, Hi Warner and Co., Limited, Melbourne, Vio. , i Notice to Oeer-stalkers. HAVING- purchased the Eight of • Shooting over the property known as Ly ford's, at top of Wan & amoa, all persons are warned that; legal proceedings will be taken against trespassers. ■•■■■•'■' GEO. SUTHERLAND ' 431 AND PARTY. . MEPOLINE \ { y FOR THE HANDS. C f For Cracked and Chapped J / Hands. Relief at once. 1/- Bottle C \ 1 at all Chemists and Stores. / L &H ZJSX EI3ULSIOW/ r Has found permanent use in many homes. . It is food and medicine in one combination. ; It has .many friends and one j good reason for. this is that 1 ; Lane's Emulsion contains no , narcotic of any kind,— the con- ;\ t tents are plainly told on every ; , I package. For coughs, colds, a sore throats, and sickly chil-_; _■■■ I" dren. take none but Lane's. I ■ . .: 135: Wa,.^-^~>-«il ..i «,»■■ — ■■■!■■ M -~—^S LET HIM ' :; : : _riSHs TROUT-FISHING with rod: <-and -line is a refined, sport, which offers the maximum physical ; and intellectual enjoyment at little or no risk of personal injury. ' , - . ' : "Let your boy fish. It. will develop qualities in him which will be helpful throughout the. whole of his life. Fishing cultivates habits of carefulness, patience -and intelligent application; it also promotes a healthy love for "Nature. Give your boy a .fishing outfit this 'Christmas. We can" supply you with good, honest^ reliable outfits. ' No. 1. — Comprises 10ft. -Split BambdpJ Cane Fly Rod, check reel, silk line, fly book, 3 assorted casts, 2 doz.' assorted, flies, 1 doz. hooks to gut. Price 20s. Postage, Is 6d.. , No. 2.— A good 10ft. Hickory Flj '■-.-. and General Rod, with'; lancewood top and snake rings, check reel, silk line, fly ,book, folding landing net, 3 assorted, casts,- 2 '""" doz. assorted flies, 1 doz. hooks to gut. Price 255. Postage 2s. No. 3:— Comprises a best .■; quality Greenheart Fly and General Rod 10 1 or lOJft., very closely bound, with revolving plate reel, .30 yards silk line, fly book, landing net, J' doz. casts, 1 doz. aborted flies, 1 doz. hookfr to gutr Price 70s. -■■.; , - /■' . - . We keep ho deadstock. Our casts, traces, flies; etc., are absolutely new and dependable. We want country business, ahd^ dare not sacrifice our good name by sending out inferior material.' _: ' E. REYNOLDS & CO., Ltd.. 50-52 Victoria-Stbeet, : WELLINGTON. . OUR GREAT SUMMER SALE ■ ■ ■ s continnes-^ Next WeeK OaJy^ •■-■■• ! .> ■■■■■■'"■" '"~" — ~~~' : - r . ' :.' Our NEW GOODS are arriving by every boat, and as we must make lroom for them,!'we ■will offer Exceptional Bargains FOR THE LAST WEEK, THIM OF IT- . For evtiry £1 spent you get 20/- worLh of valup, and 5/- refunded as a Discount for Cash WD UAV BICELMOND& . n. RIM I, W4KAPUAKA.