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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10481, 5 December 1895, Page 2

SEWING MACHINES INTENDING CUSTOMERS are reminded that the Bismarck Sewing Machines though admittedly of the highest quality, workmanship, and, design, are -eeld at prices very considerably bolow other makes; in some instances a saving of several pounds may be made by purchasing a BISMARCK. Three styles on view : HAND, TREADLE, AND HAND AND TREADLE COMBINED. Supplied on easiest of all Hire Purchase Bystems—Cash Deposit of 10/-, and 10/- monthly. Liberal Discount for Cash. N.I. Clothing Factory, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. N DECEMBER WILL BE PUBLISHED, TUE CHBOITIOLES OF TUE GARDEN OP riEW ZEALAND KNOWN AS TAKAN AX I; BY W. H. J. SEFFERN, Author of "The Early Settlement of r ' New Zealand," " Jubilee History of Taranaki," "The Story of a Colonial Newspaper," &c. ILLUSTRATED WITH NUMEROUS ENGRAVINGS. Subscriber should send in their names ' at once for copies,, as the Edition ia a . small onei' , : Published at the Taranaki Herald Office, New Plymouth. MR A. DOUGLAS GRAY DEVON St., NEW PLYMOUTH. Mr Gray will visit Stratford on Tuesday, December 10th, at Mr Ellis' Pharmacy. " Fob the .Blood is the juife." — CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLODO MIXTURE is warranted to cleanse the blood from all impurities from whatever cause arising. From Scrofula, Scurvy Eczema, Bad Legs, Skin and Blood Diseases, Pimples and Sores of all kinds its effects are marvellous. Sold every ' Whore vi. 2s 9d. Thousands of Testi monials. Beware of worthless imitations lad substitutes. I It will be of interest to householders and others that all the valuable preparations of P. Bock and Co., manufacturing chemists, may be obtained at J. Gil Clour's, ntationer, New Plymouth, and D. GUmour'B, Fitzroy, at the following prices :—Bock's Furniture Polish (the retult of this reviver on polished or varnished woodwork is a lasting and perfect lustre),ls; Water-proof Cement, for menut ing delf, china, glass, leather, &c, &c. (a 'reliable cement, testified to by many in this district), Is ; Bock's Putz Paste, for , cleansing and polishing tinware, brass, paint, windows, and all metal articles, Is the tin; Morttin Insect Powder and spreaders, Is each; Camphylene Balls, to protect clothes, furs, &c, from destruction through silver fish and moths, Is per ■j/u; Herb Extract, an infallible and por9 manent cure for toothache, guaranteed harmless to the teeth, Is; Bock's Neu- ;'; ' ralgia. drops, a gradual but certain cure, Is 6d; Aromatic Tooth Powder, for beautify ink the teeth, hardening the gums, pur fying the breath, and to check all further decay of tho teeth, only 6d a box. Wo . respectfully ask the public to try the ;«boVe lines, which are highly approved tni useful preparations. A trial will convince. —Ajdvt. ' 'Positive Cure for Neuralgia.—The » Rev R. Chew, Free Church Mmistor, of •■■/Norwich writes:—"A Neiv Connexion ' ' Minister —a friend of mme —suffered t tev-erely from Tic for some time. Ho took one or two of your ' Anti-Neuralgic Pills, a.udk,nfiit morning he was quite ■ well. TW^ QuiniuijPilie havo been of grjwifc service in our family.' Hold by all jjand storekeepers. Post free • -from the proprietor, J. Baxter, Chemiat, j ■/Cnrii't.cburch, for 18 postage stamps. — Boots and Shoea just opening. —A very ;«ioe iissortuicnt of Litdie.-', Gentlemen*. ' vid Children's JBootn and Shoes, imported direct from English and German rnanufiwturors, at GR AYSON & COCK, Devonttrett, next Imperial Hotel.