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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 11022, 13 September 1897, Page 3

Initxint Relief for torturing, dlsfigurlotr, itcbiog. liurulni,', nnd icnly ikln and scalp dlm-asc* Mlth loss of hnir. In a warm bnth with C'UTtcntA Soap, a ilDglo application of Cuticuiu (oini. menu, and n full dose of (Joticuiia Hesolve.nt, greatest of blood purifiers nud humour cures. _^*H^ luoldlhronirliouttho world. Brlti«hrtcpoli F.Nnwil«r*Bo>c». London. PoTTtiDutu ai'iikx. Coup., Bolt Propi.. Doltnn, U. 8. A. aa- " How to Cum ((chlng Skin Di'kqmi," poll fret. ftCU nUUUn fIHNUO by Conccm bo*r. — _ . — — ■— — ■ . ' ' —— — s BEMABKABLE CURE IS THE COUNTRY. Bockdale, Lyndhuist, N.S.W., August 11th, 1897. Manager, Loasby's Wahoo Mfg. Co., Ld., 171, Kent-street, Sydney, Dear Sir,— After suffering for sixteen yeara from Indigestion and Liver Com • plaint, your remedy "WAHOO" has cured me in a few days I can't thank you sufficiently for this great relief. " WAHOO" has restored my appetite, and the fearful pains after bating aro a past experience- I have completely shaken off the tired feeling which made my household work a bnrJen. My husband has also derived great benefit from Loasby'n "WAHOO."— Yours very sincerely, E. Hikes. LOASBYS " WAHOO,"' price 2a 6d from all Ohemists and Storekeepers Wholesale Agents —Kempthorne, Prosser & Co'u N.Z. Drug Co., Ld. ~A Steam Whistle need not run full blast all the time to let yon know that it is there, and it is not necessary that we ahiiold be always advertising by noisy statements tobuySALSALINE,the great food preservative. For once tried, always used, as it is the only reliable food prescriptive gold. " I know for I have tried them, that lilorente'a Laxative Pills are a positive cure for sluggish liver and bilions disorders generally." To be had from A. E. SyVes., chemist, New Plymouth.-— Advt. "NO I DON'T KNOW NOTHING •bout Byron end Tennyson, but my 'asband keeps a poet for 'ißself." 80, report says, spoke the wife of- a wellndvertiaed blacking manufacturer. Judging by recent performances, it would «eem as if this poet bad transferred his talents to the Tea trade. But fortunately no such literary geDius is required for .Mullens' Tea, which speaks for itself. McKee & Gamble, Photo-Engravers end Lithographers' Wellington. Bend for quotation. — Advt. MR FREETH, beiDg about to commence a CLASS for the TUITION of the MAORI LANGUAGE, will be glad to receive pupils at once. For terms, &c , apply to Mr Fheeth. or at the Mokau Coal Depot. bB3 W' ANTED. — Smart BOY for COACH - SMITHING. Apply to Honnob & Clarke, Coach-builders. b 49 WANTED,— GOOD- GIRL as Cook. —Apply Masonic Hotel, Waitara. "W WANTED.— One or two really good MILKERS ; no late hours. Wages, 10s to 15s per week, and found. Also, a CADET for Dairy Factory.— Apply to 8. A. Breach, Opunake. b 94 BEFORE ordering AN ENLARGEMENT from any firm outside of the district you are requested to enquire prices and particulars from Berry & McAllister, Hawera or Stratford. Our Photographs and Enlargements always give satisfaction, we do the latter from 5s eacL _ a 551 T AKE WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CUBE for Coughs and Golds ; H6d and 2s 6d. All Stores and <Jhemiit«l