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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10198, 2 January 1895, Page 4

NERVE TOKiiC, — .\r-v— STRENGTH-BUILDER. It attacks yfU^fiX ni)tl brCllKs " l> &f^sr*" x^*/*?*\. i." very liuinoi, _£Vi*vJE^£?v?V'C-*V. cures skin empi^f £»' &Pt 'y\.>\ tioiis, ifstou-s B S-^ *^Ea / \ tt exhausted vitalI • j | " Bity. and dmes \fWftSwtfi^/>£ me»tof Uiseas.o. \«4-SJ~ M; - Vq/ Suffereis from yLA&Z^&ts^P l!iiligi-stion,Ben- * oialilcbiHlj.or :s *e--cs-- :^ any other ailment arising fsom linimre Mood, should take AVer's S-.i-' ap.iulla. It givos stiength to tlie weak. ,\vA builds up the system generally. Isy its use f odd is made nouii.hing, sleep lciresliitiy, aud life eiijoyabJe. .Apr's Sarsapars!!a World's Great Expositions. Made by Dr. J.CAyer * Co., low ell,Mass.,U.S.A, Kr/= Downre o£ c'ic n> imitations. The narao — Ayor's Sar-^iparHla— w prominent ou tho irnuipor. and is blown m tUo glass of each of our bottles. A. WADE, GROCER, Comer of Devon & Liardet Streets, npAKES this opportunity to thank all I those who have Eo'libaraHy supported him since taking over the business from Mr Wm McDonnlth and trusts b> strict attention to merit a continued support by keeping a good selection of First-class -Groceries, witb othor goods as follows, viz.:— BISCUITS— Peak, Frerm & Co , Anlaebrook, Bycroft, and others FLOQR— Wood's, Atlas, Golden Gem, and other brands Wheat, Sharps, Oatß, Bran, and Chaff Hams and Bacon TO ARRIVE SHORTLY,— A carefully selected stock of New Christmas Fruits which will be sold at good va'ues. Families waited on for orders, aud goods delivered to all parts of the Borough. m NOTICE. PURCHASER BUSINESS S. W- Jackson Having purchased Mr E. Cuxningham'6 -.-.■vfrell-known business of Importer and Maker of Boots and Snoes, begs to call public attention that « only the best class of goods will be kept in stock. A varied assortment of a!l Leading Eoglish, Continental, and Colonial brands will be kept to select from, notably the celebrated Zealaxdia. Leather, Grindery, Uppers, and fall Shoemakers' requisites supplied at i lowest profit. j Eepairs executed with despatch Note the Address — ;s. w. Jackson, DEVONSHIRE HOUSE, DEVON STBEET WEST IB (Late B. Cunninghams). Every Man Tn the colony knows something about a horse And that every woman know 3 Good Tea goes without saying That being so, It is not necessary for us to say ranch. We have numerous Champions in the retail trade who are pushing our Teas with extraordinary vigor, which does them credit. Why? Because after EIGHT YEARS 1 tria they believe in them and know their sterling worth. We would only say this — Try some of oar BETTER CLASS TEAS, 2s 4d, 2s 6d, 2s Bd, 2s lOd 3s per lb. Wo BBsure you tlioy go further, and are thurefore more economical. See tnat our registered Trade Mark "EMPIRE TEA CO," is on every package. The following are our brands and Pricem — Dragon... ... ... 3a Od Houaab 3s Od . Kengra Talley 2a lOd Elephant 2s 8d Crescent ... ... 2s 6<i Buffalo 2s 4d -Empire... «.. ... 2b 2d Mikado 2a Od Ceylon (in lcaa, red and goia label) 2s Od Empire Tea (. o. W. & G. TURN BULL & Co , Proprietors, Wellington. Local Agents— Burgess, Eraser & Co., Brougham- street, N Plymouth, HISTORY REPEATED.— Thousands of people saw Charles T. beheaded in 1043. Yet in all that crowd there was but, one man who knew why the blood spurted from the dissevered arteries in the Monarch's nock. That was Dr. Uarvethe King's Phyhicinn. He had announced thai circulation of the blood, and in so doing btarted a tremendous scandal. People called him a fool, ;i meddler, a madman. What a lucky thing it was that the Puritans chopped off the King's head instead of Ilarvey's. A King more or lets doesn t matter, but a thinker more or les-s does,. Thank mercy it; safer now t<> tell n«w truths th_m it wan 250 yrars ago. That is "why we are not afniid to v>jy Crease's Al Corixi: is the very host pro - ciirablo. _____________ PU IS and unadulterated — Daw.on't o q « Peifeetion Wbißky.