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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 88, 25 March 1902, Page 4

A Life Saved Sixteen Months of Awful Suffering Impure blood is always dangerous. Just as soon as you begin to feel weak and languid, nervous and depressed, you are in danger. Hake your blood pure and your nerves strong at 6hce. Mr. Thomas H. Cashel, of Dripstone, New South Wales, Australia, sends us this letter, with his photograph: ' I was suddenly taken very ill and for three was blood poisoning. For many long weeks I suffered the most frightful agony: the poisoning all settled in one limb. I then went to ~ ital, where dead pieces of bone om my leg. But I grew weaker and weaker, until I could hardly raise my hand. I then left the hospital, believing I [t did me epoi at once. In all I used fifteen bottles, without doubt it saved my life, even tfter sixteen months of Buffering." l&ke Ayer's Pills with the Sarsaparilla.

treparcd by Dr. J. C. Ajcr Co., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A. TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. Fishing Season—lst October, 1901, to 30th April, 1902. X. from lb. L. 11. Taunton, Sports Depot, Devon-street, New Plymouth; Mr. 0. 0, Smith, lnglewood; and frorr the undersigned, D. MdALLUM, Secretary. Men's Licenses 10s, boys un der 16 6s ladies 6s, day license 2s 6d, one week ss. Fishing Licenses: D. McAllum. 0.0. Heenan A. Callander E M. Fowler a R. E. Lenehan Geo. Smih 0. 0. Emith H. Giles R. Fowler W. A. Bewley J. E. Wilson A. L.Toke ' JH.G.Eay E. R. A. Haworth H Linn T. Gray A. J. *ii.J. H. Kingsley 0. M. Vowell Sydney Smith W. Messenger A. Dykes F. Holdsworth G. E. V. Heenan! 8. Penny A. E. Fletcher Chas. Smith T. Hopkinson 0. X. Bryce J. W. Baby A. M. Bewley T. A. Swaysland M. Fraser A. Wallis G. W. Bodgers H. W. Whitcombe Allan Hume Joe Bamson Chas. Allan H. Vowell 8 G. Minett G. W. Bennett J. Gibson

PUBLIC NOTICE. RE WERTHEJM MACHINES. "IBIS s to caution the public against bayiog Sewing Machines represented as Wertheim unless the trade mark, and stamp of the manufacturer, Joseph Wertheim, Frankfort on Maine, is distinctly affixed to, and imprinted upon, the machine. This caution is found necessary, owing to oertain unprincipled persons pretending to sell genuine Wertheim Machines, and passing off cheap and worthless imitations thereof, and thereby unlawfully tr ding on the splendid name and reputation which the wonderful Wertheim Sewing Machines have attained as the Most Perfect and Cp-to-date Family Machines that are procurable. Any infringement of the Wertheim Trade Mark, or fraudulent representation of the same, will, on conviction, be followed by criminal prosecution, as the law directs. JOSEPH WERTHEIM, Manufacturer. By bis attorney for New Zealand— Babrt Oscar Kewbtt, 15, Manners-street Wellington, SOLE AGENT for New Plymouth— MISS RETFORD, Dbvon-strbet, New Plymouth.

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A Labour of Love. To the perfect hostess it is a labour of love to lay before ha guests the daintiest of dishes. This she can easily do with the help of Brown and Poison's two articles. BROWN & POLSON'S "PATENT" CORN FLOUR makes light and delicate puddings, blanc-manges, custards, jellies, and many other tempting things, while their new PAISLEY FLOUR helps to make dainty and tempting tea-scones and cakes, ensures the success of all home-baking, and makes all light and digestible. Of Paisley Flour Brown and Poison are the sole makers—but their Corn Flour has a host of imitators, and if the best results are to be u b Gained, you must see that only Brown and Poison's is delivered. BROWN & POLSON'S.