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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8768, 2 May 1890, Page 2

Flatulence and Indigestion which cause so much wretchedness and misery, mentally, and physically, to persons of sedentary habits, may ba removed by using Renshaws' unfermented and non-intoxicat-ing Ginger Wine. It is exceedingly good and effective. Advt. DENTISTRY. |uTESSRS. SKEET & GRAY, Dental Surgeons, Devon-street, New Plymouth. Hon. Dental Surgeons New Plymouth Hospital. Poinless Peatifltry— Nitrous Oxide Gas administered — a n3w local application ased in ordinary extractions, which in all cases subdues pain, and in some completely annuls it. Fees at lowest Auckland and Wellington rates.

V|R. J. G. GREENWOOD, •'•''•*■ Dental Sdbgeon, DEVON STREET. Rotimi : Veale'a Buildings (side entrance.) Mr. H. G. FORLONG, L.D.S. (dnly qualified Surgeon Dentist), will take charge of Mr J. C. Greenwood's practice in hie absence. Fees reduced to Auckland and Wellington rates, with all the latest improvements in Dental t-cienoe. Nitrous Oxide Gas will be administered for half the usual fee. Mr Forlong will visit Hawera on Tuesday, May 20th. a 650 to "" -W. D. O1O 1 OUR aim is to give everybody good value for thoir money so that we amy see them back again and again, our Casu System having proved a great buccees. We can confidently say that any article we guarantee will give satisfaction. In this sense we have now, and seek to preserve, our reputation as the CHEAPEST DRAPERY & CLOTHING House in the Distriot. W. D. C, Devon-street, INTew Plymouth. TIS7ANTED KNOWN,— That our sue- * * ceas arises from the fact that we keep only a good article, and sell at a very small profit for cash only — HOUSEHOLD Stores, Devon-street, New Plymonth E. MiLEKY Ci.'.BWlT, Pianoforte, Harmonium, and American Organ Tuner and Repairer. C INGLE TUNINgTiOs. 6d.; by the *^ year 255. C£* Country Districts Visited. Orders left with Messrs. G. M. Braech & Co., Musio Depdt. Mr Gilbert is now in New Plymouth and will remain in the distriot till further notice . 353 h to The average term of existence is 34 years ; 25 per cent (one fourth) die before attaining the age of 8 and 50 per cent (one half) die before the age of 18. To every thousand persons, one only reach the age of 100 years. To every 100 only one live 75 years, and not more than one in 400 attain 80 years. The married live longer than single, and females live longer than malee. 500 people die every year in Australasia, f romiConaumption, whereas had they uiued Renshaws' Monarch of Pain the majority would recover, Adyt, J