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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8274, 21 September 1888, Page 4

BLAIR'S Gout and Rheumatic Fills* THB GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY For Goat, Rhenmatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, and Nenralgia. THK excruciating pain is quickly relievod nnd cored in a few days by IMb celebrated Medicine, These Pills require no restraint of diet during their nse, nnd are certain lo prevent tt o disease nttacking any vital part. Her Majesty ' 3 rommissioners have authorize'] the name nnd address of " Thotnns Prout, No. 229, Strand, London," to be impressed up.m thg Government stamp, affixed to each box of the genuine medicine. So.d in England at Is l£d and 2s 9 I per bos. Obtainnl lo from any Chemist or Store in tho Australian Colonies. 983 b nit au3 89 JENSEN'S GOD LIVER OIL Trade Mark— AX ICEBERG. This specialty Oil is made on board JensENl Floating Factory, towod after the fishing boat* engaged each year in the gteafc Norwegian Cod Fisheries, as shewn in tho large coloured poster, 1 nhibited on tho walls. Tho perfectly fres> ivors obtained in this way make a sweet palat »blo oil, porfoctly difforont to oil made froa italo livers, -which of necessity is strong and aauseous. "CHILDREN LIKE IT" aecause it tastes " nice." Consumptives and Invalids derive^ now life and vigour from itf rrouderf ul nourishing properties. IT CURES INDIGESTION. Recommonded by the Physician to the Royi Chelsea Hospital as "The best and cheapest! Patients who reject other oils can take this." IT NEVER REPEATS. TheZa««(says: "Of excellent quality. Notastflk* British Medical Journal gnys : "We find, practically, hat children take it well." Sold by all chtmitts. Wholesale Agent*— BHARLIND & Co., AUCKL\«D, n537 cc 26 88 J2— ANTJ -NEUKALGI OP MAGIC_PILLBAvJEBTAXN ano immediate onro to? Ti< Dolouroax, Neuralgia, Toothache, Pa'n.t in the Head, and Face, Gout, Sciatica, Ltm> bago, *o. BXTBA.CTB FBOtt TESTIMONIALS. Mi Trim Handy, Egmont Store, Now Plymouth nrites on 6th April, 1883— flavin-, provod vonr Magio Pills to be a onre fo: Nbusalqia, kc, please Bead me by post ? dosen boi ea «s early as possible. In a later letter from the eanie gentleman bearing dnte of 11th June, 1883, he writf?for firs dozen more of your Magio Pills. The Bey. 3. S. Witblugton, President of tnUnited Methodist Free Ohuroh, writes— l have recommended the Anti-Nouralglo Pilli to several suiforersfroni Tio-Dolonreux, Tooth, aohs, &o- in all eases they have afforded re lief, and in some oases the cure haa beer «nrmediatet ' The Bey. 11 Chow, Free Ohuroh Ministerof Newoastlo-on-Tyno, writes — A New Cocncc tion Minister, a friend of mine, suffered severely from Tio-Doloureoic for some time He took one or two of your Anti-Nonralgi< Pills, and next morning he was quite well. the Boy. A. Gilbert, of London, writes— My daughter has taken a few of rcur FK : /< and is nJroady quits free from too pain ehe bas been so long tormented with- I shal gladly aid their extended sale. The Bey. S. Watmogth, ef Bipley, writes— My daughter, who suffered very severely, wu relieved in hes than hadf^an-hour by yeur PU?i. The Bey. 3. Bastovr, Uarliale, wri6m»--Twt of your Pilta Afforded me relief , • Mr. W. M. Watson^ Whitworth Boftd, Booh dale, writes — A )<tdy who has baon for a grea length of time almost a martyr to Tlo, wo advie^d to try ycur Pills. The flr»t box cured her. This is more tban twelvo monthc einoo, and if ever site Is threatened witb a return one or two Pills will make her right sgaL Other friends of hers have tried them, witb the lika reau'.ls. Her name is Mrs. O-— n, She Is highly respectable, and residsa at the Fromeuade, Rochdale. The Bey. G. Reove, Auoland Honße, Tentno? Isle of Wight, writee— Sever t»l persone here have derived vary great benefit from them. The Bey. W. Trevall, Bedoitoh, writes— have beea borsefloial in many cases here. The Bey G R. B&wsstn, of Winaforo, Oheshire writes — Mrs. B&wson, as well ats my ■on and daughter, have derived great benefit f -cm them; vary severe suffering having been r>lievsd by their use, I can heartily rocommsnd them to all who suffer from Neuralgic ■Jeotions. Mr Edward Dlgnum, Commission Agent, Frodsham, Cheshire, writes — A young mfet j named Jame* Hough had been nearly mW for a fortnight with Tic, and was completely oursd with one dose of the Ptlle, Sold by all Chemists And Storekeepers, 1> boxet, Is. lid. and ?,a. 9d. each. iraOLUULV AGENTS— J.BAXTEBfOheiulet,Yiotoria-(rtreet, Christohuroh Messrs. F. ilayman and Co.; Sainsbnr, BHlsdon k. Co; Falton, Grirawade & Co. and the New Zealand Drag Company. ioet fren rom J. Baxter for 19 or 13 port ag« stamp*, f TARAIVAKI HERALD GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, rEVON'STBEBT, Tradesmen's Bill Heads I'RADESMEK'J Bill Heads, priutod on superior quality ruled pnper, aro now oiloroi at ti<c following low idtcs:— Qaartcr-sbcet Foolscap, ia quantities of not less than 3,0U(), ut His por thousand For quantities of Fivo Thousand an.' upwards, a induction />n th? above quolal ion vs ill be made, Assorted sizes buppliod if required. These low rut t-B 6boukl i tit nee Tradesman to obtain supplies in to*n rather than give orders to canvassers ior outride firms and thereby Bend both wcr >nd monoy^ont of tbo district.