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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 192, 24 August 1900, Page 3

WEAK DIGESTION b a wares of great trouble and annoyance. It makes you feel unwell without being ill enough to lay up. We claim to be able to Cure jou speedily, safely, and permanently. LOASBY'S WAHOO b now so well known as to scarcely need special recommendation. It is a purely taeroal laxative tonic. It stimulates the liver and kidneys, removes excess of bile and mucus from the intestines, tones up the whole system, and imparts vigor and strength to all the organs. BBMEMBEBI One bottle usually cures. \ We don't ask yon to take a dozen as a trial. •- Simply try the result of only one bottle. Bole manufacturers & proprietors—Loasby's Wahoo Hfg. Coy., Ltd., Dunedin. Wholesale agents—Kempthorne, Prosae & Go. a N.Z. Drue Co., Ltd.

TBN THOUSAND POUNDS PBB ANNUM MAY BE EABStD at too great, a sacrifice, it we ruin our health and happiness (luring its accumulation. Although money is a neces saxy article to possess in order to obtain the meins of existence, it cannot purchase love, friendship, or immunity from the dangers and pangs of disease. The millionaire has often envied the toiling labourer his hearty appetite and sturdy health, and would gladly £ave sacrificed a large amount of his wealth Id exchange for these blessings. Holloway's however, can give health to the most J delicate. They are the precious key which ' can open the door leading to the smiling valley of health. They purify the system and give the essentials of strength for the blood. —Adrt. „ ] We are now in the football season, and daring the short winter afternoons the welkin -«■ Jrill ring with the loud and vociferous shouts \l the harrackers. It behoves all players to be careful of colds, which they are liable to catch through getting over-heated in and thai cooling off rapidly after their exertions. Whenev'ar the player is attacked by a cone or chill/he should seek some remedy, old that hasrproved its efficacy. We cannot do 1 better tjan recommend to him Sykes' Cora fougb, 'All Qhemißtg and. StWvk.WPMJt—