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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 7176, 21 September 1886, Page 4

$ B Vf X> G 15 {£ ' OB TARANAKI WEESIA HERALD. priof-tfjree:enoe. PA<7B Adverutjmenta ... ... ... I, 14, 1 8 A. Pair My.steky— By Bertha M. Clay Author of "Put Asunder," " Sei in Diamonds," &c. 3 AbiiCles : The Unemployed Qiestion ... 9 Increase in oar Floeka 17 I New Zealand Hospitals ' 7 I A remarkable discovery V 6 I A pocket sewing machine ... 6 Amusementb: Bt. Mary's Choral Escitf I The Doll Show 2 Anti-Totalisator agitation i Australia, the land of contraiiei 2 OOONTHT AMD DISTRICT NEWS ! From our correspondents: Prom Opunake — From Rahotn — From Inglewood — Prom Mratford— From Stratford and Ngaire — From Warea— From Tikorangi 7 9 Courts : Resident Magistrate's Court ... 6 ' Bankruptcy Court 6 Correspondence : Bahotu School Committes — Peach the champion Bculler — Hospital and Charitable Aid ...7, 14 Cricket : The Australian Eleven in England 13 'Courtship extraordinary 18 Chapter of Accicents 9 Displacement of 'ab rby machin ry ... I Diet and dispeps a ... ... ... ... Dangeous Fellow 7 Kuropein News „. Vi European Railway Progress J t Sostern Quezon ... 4 Foa Another's Sin: By Bertha M. Clay author of " A Fair Mystery," " Put Asunder," etc ... 3 FootbaiSj : Dune "in v. New South . Wales— Ohristchurch v. N.B. Wales 2, ! Fire Brigariing Improvements / Gold Field at Kimberlet: Latest par- ,■ ticulers jefpscting the gold field 10, 1 3 Gaoler in difficulties 1 / Great Eastern a Floating Theatre ... 12 How he became (. hief Justice 16 IM.OBTRA.TED LONDON NEWS LETTER: Illostrations— MrT. B. Sullivan, M.P., Lor J Mayor of Dublin; " The Salon " Art Society 4 Ironsand matters 4 Local Boards : Borough Council ... 9 Hospital and Charitab'e Aid Board... 5 Raleigh Town Board 5 MeetiDg of Tararaki Agricultural Society 12 Magnhude of British Empire 16 Hews op the Week : Schooner takes ; shelter in the harbour — Receiver of J Land Revenue — Patents -Balmon fry — Telegraph prize-takers — Opening Crown Lands — Painting ttehoolhouse The bs, Gairloch— Wakatipu at the i Breakwater — Mayor showing visitors the lons — Public Library Bazaar ..,6, 7 Naws op the World : Bupsia and Bulgaria— Death of Samuel Morley — Pro ossd Ocean PennjPost — Recidivis'e question — Suppression of Boy-cottirg-Prince Alexander's manifesto — Turkish Government frigbtene 4—4 — German Treachery — Wool sales — French in New Hebrides — Russia and Germany , ... 10,11 NOTE 3 and Echoes : Visit cf the Nativo Minister — Railways on Saturday — Canadian Cable — 'I he Unemployed— The Colonial Exhibition— Future of Frozen Meat Trade— Manawatu' Bail■nay — A bad cold — Wire fences — Hospital scandal — A Poetic husband 1 —Deb s 2 New South Wales Centenery ... ... 14 Obituaby : The late Mr. W. Beale ... 6 Late Mr. T. N. Watt _ 16 Outdjor Concert by Volunvec? Band ... 9 Political and Social Topics 5 Poetry : The Premier's song 12 Promoters of Companies 2 Pri sperity of Taranaki Settlers 16 Progress of the Colony ... 14 Pre»entation to Mr. and Mrs. Drew ...' 4 Polite 1-tter writer 10 Shcoting tbe Niagara rapids 16 Hr R. htout'B hobl.y 7 Sporting : Wellington Racing Club MeetiDg — Hawkesbury Races ... 11 Sale of Welcome Jack 7 Sir G. Whitmore's visit to Wairrka ... 9 Timarc Poisoning Case 3 Unhmsjrd Opinions: Ireland and the Irish, hy Kgmont, No. 20 14 Town Improvements— Mr, Jones' New Shop ]6 The Hikete-Piti in New Zealand 6 Taranaki 'l imber Trade ... ... ... 4! Testimonial to Mra. Carr 10 Taranaki Cattle for Sydney ... ... 7 VifiiT of natiev Minister to Hnwera, ! Oponabe, and New Plymouth ... 9 Deputation 10 Native Minister ... 19 Wakat'pu at the Breakwater 12 A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. BEECHAM'S PILLS 11 't*^ Are admitted by SZ> v*l ** y^V thousands to I ft.^f worth a Guin»ft 8 AXa^ x» i\ Box for bUi . ou& **0 g+Q/ v» \ nervous disorfore, £>(// \A'A iucil 08 win( *i »ud f 'iV/T»* irrrvTT V^l paminthostomich, I /.KA.I JbN 1 J' 1 aick headacho, g/d. |W| m 110 lul dineao, fulness end. Iv 3 I HI LkOi IE3I swellingaftermel 'a, »Va\ - ■ ji IS I dizzinoaa and di» kI^3\ I d l "mess, cold cU/fl, V3\ /w# flushings of b, *t, Vy^iv >aS>y loss of nppetae, &* shortness of bre»tb, VK\»*^r costiveness, scurvy, blotchesontheslrin, JRSjSk diaturbod sleep, fKKsw frightful droams, and all norvouu nnd tromblinft sensations, *c. Tho first doso will give roliof in 20 minatoa. This i* no f.otion, for thoy havo dona it in thousands of caaes, E vory sufferer is oarnestly jnyjtod to try one hox of the^e Pills, nnd thoy will bo aoknowledgod to tip 1 WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. For fomnlos of all ngos theso Pills are invaluiAle, as a few doses of them carry off all gross humoirrt, oppn fill obstructions, nnd bring about all tha'. ia roquircd. No fomnle3 should bo without them, j Tlicro is no mcdicmo to bo found to equal BJ^EUIIAM'S PILLS for removing any obsti notion or irregularity of tho system. If taken aciord'ng to tho directions given with, each box they will soon, roatoro femnles-of all agos to soimd and robust hoalth. "" ' # •-- |"or a weak stomach, impaired digestion, nnd all disorilorsof thelivor, thoy net liko MAGIC," and a few doses will bo found to work irondern upon cho moat important organs of tho human machine. They 7 strengthen tho wholo muscular system, re^toro the long loit complexion, bring hnck tho knen clfjo of appetite and arouso into notion v--.th the HOtJJSU UD of health the wholo physical ena-mr of 1 tho lnmtui framo. Thcsq are "FACTS 1 ' admitted hi thousands embracing all clnssen of sooioty ; nnd one of tho best guarantees to v'le norvoua mid rtobilitnted is. Boecham's PUls liaro thß Uirgost salo of nny patent modicine in the world. BEECHAM'S MAGIC COTTGH PH LS As n. remedy for Coughs in genornl.Asthma, Difficulty in JUroathing, Shortness of Breath, TightDrsn and Oppression of the Chest, Wheezing, Ac, thuso Pills stand unrivalled; and anyone labouringundor any of tho nbovo complaints need only try Od<j Box to prove that they are the best over offered to ths public for Asthmatic and Consumptive Coup bs, Hoarseness nnd Oppression of tho Chest. Tlibv speedily removo that sense of oppression and d'iliculty of breathing which nightly deprivo "'ho patient of rest. They givo almost instant relief fend comfort to thoso afftictcd with tho above distressing nnd, when neglected, dangerous complaints. Lot nny porson. troubled with any of tho al;&ro complaints givo Bekciixm's Couon Pii.ls a t) ial. Tho most violent Cough will in a short Ui^- bo rfcniovod. "7 pAinoif. — The public nro requested to"fli<tice tl)ftg the words " J)eechau's Pili-s, St. Helens," are oa tiie Government Stamp nfflxed to each Box 1 of tho Fills. If not on thoy are a forgery. Proparod only nnd sold wholesalo nnd retail by the proprietor, T. Boachatn, Chemist, St. Helens, Lanoaftoiro, England, in boxos at Is. Ijd. and 2s. fld.~each. — Sold by nil Druggists nnd Patent Medicino Dealers throughout tho Colonies. N.B. — Full directions ai j ; .on with each bor. BLAIR'S GOUT_PILLS. H'K QflflAT ENGLISH BBMBDT Q< Ur. R^EUMATIUM, BCIATIOA.AND LUMBAGO A Li- axktin wr« frtirt chc above ctmplalnti >\ nillj*" of rot-frit or long Btexding, ore '.dvVwJ to ue BI.AIB'B GO^T ►cd BHEU•■Ai'lf Plll.^. Tfcay ohp tP t 6 iednpon v «n« «i -n.t t«i\d •'ffecifcua remedy aver ro 'fcp puhii^. »nrf h»\ © been nniTOT' •rsly mcd ii; Aoprich anrt «'ni ope many years "•fcr t v ie t-rofat.*' s!:o" l <>'i , Ficr 'Jajt'Htv'B lion- Fj'onow hsve BUthoiflei 1 ;he tcn.w ar-r nddroßß of "ThomM roit, No. r :>'rf, trand/' Lec^on, to be \' • pre« t). ui^m t hi Government sty mp Affixed to oi.c- »oi !■«' ft' t gtnnine medlolre, v!/ ■ ":.'? dn> le. IJd. and *p. »d. per j. of mjt o*>p»nt""' or etoiei tv ■ Aim ' tyloolw. U7B blt mr 7 '87