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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10199, 3 January 1895, Page 4

tt GRATEFULRESULTS" Mrs. Lydia 31. Turbox, of Altoona, Pennsylvania, U. S. A., Restored to Health by the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla "Last Spring, I was grle\ously afflicted with biliousness and liver complaint. My mouth was in a terrible condition every morning, my tonguo thickly coated, my breath was offcislve. and my bowels were 1# ' always out of order; nor did tho many remedies reconunendDd do me liny good, uutil I tried Ayer's Sarsaparilla, -when uy improvement began almost from tho first dose. 5 This unlooked-for, but grateful, result, was accomplisl-ed by only two and a naif bottles ' of Ayer's SaisaparMa." • Apl 0 Only daloapaiilla Ac'mittod at tho World's Fair. iUito by I).-. J .O. Art r A '■■'o.X<>well.Ma»B..V.S.A. A. WADE, GROCER, Corner of Devon & Liardet Streets, TAKES this opportunity to thank all those who havo ao liberally supported him since takinß over the bupineea ' from Mr Wm McDonald, and trusts by strict attentionto merit v continued support by keeping a good Belectioo of First-class jGroceries, with other goods as follows, viz.:— BISCUITS— Peak, Frean & Co , Anleebrook, Bycroft, and others FLOOR — Wood's. Atlae, Golden Gem, and other brands "Wheat, Sharps, Oats, Bran, and Chaff Hams and Bacon TO ARRIVE SHORTLY,— A carefally selected stock of New Christmas Fruits which will be sold at good values. Families waited on for ordnrP, nnd goods delivered to all pnrtw ot the Borough. m . NOTICE, PURCHASER BUSINESS S. W- JACKSON Having purchased Mr R. Cossikgham's well-known business of Jmporter and Maker of Boots and Shoes, begs to call public attention that only tbe best class of goods wi'l be kept in stock. A varied assortment of all leading English, Continental, and Colonial brands will be kept to select from, notably the celebrated Zealandia. Leather, Grindery, Uppers, and lall Shoemakere* requisites snpplied at lowest profit. Repairs executed with despatch > .Sbfe tho Address— JS. W. JACKSON, DEVONSRIKE HOUSE, DEVON STKEET WEST, m (Late R. Cunninghams). Every Man In tfce colony knows something about a horse And that every woman knows Good Tea goes without saying That being so, It is not necessary for ns to say ranch, j We have numerous | Champions ia the retail trade who are pushing - our Teas with extraordinary vigor, which does them credit. Why? Becanse after EIGHT YEARS' tria they believe in them and know their ; sterling worth. We would only say this — Try some of onr BKTTER CLA.SS TEAS, 2s 4d, 2s 6d, 2a Bd, 2s lOd j 3s per lb. We assnre yon they go further, and are therefore rnoro economical. v 88e tnat our Tfgistorod Trade Mark "EMPIRE TEA CO," is on every i package. | The following are our Brands and Prices:— Dragon 3s 03 ' Hondab 3s Od Kangia Volley 2s 10a TUephant 2s 8d Crescent 2s 6d Bnffalo 2s 4d Empire.. 2s 21 Mikado... ... ... 2a Od Ceylon Tin lead, red and gold label) ..'. ... 2s Od Empire Tea (. . o. W. & G. TUBRBULL & Co , Proprietors. "Wellington, t<ocal Agents— Burgess, Fkases & Co., Brougham street, N Plymouth. HISTOB V REPEATED.— Thousands of people saw Charles I. beheaded in 1643. Yet in all that crowd there was but one man who knew why the blood spurted from -the dissevered arteries in the Monarch's nsck. That was Dr. Harvey the King's Physician. He had announced the circulation of the blood,. and in soj doing started a tremendouo scandal. People called him a fool, a meddler, a madman. What a lucky thing it was that the Puritans chopped off the King's head instead of Harvey's. A King more or i less doean t matter, but a thinker more or j less does. Thank mercy it's safer now to tell new truths than it was 250 years ago. That ia why wo aro not afraid to say Crease's Al Coffee is the very best procurable^ PU fc and unadulterated— DuwKon'e 000 Peifection Whieky,