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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 11102, 17 December 1897, Page 3

r liiaUthMvorld there is uootlicrtmuinentso t r"ns, so f.iic, so speedy, for juetw vinp, |mri- »>!•!£, and bonutirving tho skin, Benin, and > hair, and eradicating every humour, ai warm ; Imtiis with runcuuASoAi', and nontleanointIngs with Cuticuiia, tho great skin euro. F. NMVjiKnv . fc Sons. 1,,,,,,10n. V..tti.« Jjf.ru * Cut" Com- . S«li> Prnpji , Hrwton, V. S. A. iW- " All About the Skin. Eenlp. ni: ( l Hair," post froo. EVERY HUMOUT^^ft^r" 1111 ' 1111 ™ 1 When Mary was Married Is the title of a well-written book by Mary Fowler. Tho fa pages ,aro full of interest to^dfflrv thosa who love romance. "^^Jj&i ■ There is no doubt Mary was Ajßwi happy and her home an f object lesson to all young people. All her fish, fruits, milk, meats, &c, were preserved with SALSALINE, the best food preservative known, and is quite odourless and harmless. Ask your grocer for it. ANOTHER PRONOUNCED CURE OF INDIGESTION. Alice Street, Newtown, near Sydney, 20th October, 1897. Dear Sir. — About two months ago 1 was (ifflicted with severe pains between the shoulders, accompanied by headaches, pains in the chest, and loss of appetite. I had always enjoyed good health previously and could not understand what was the matter with me. I mentioned the symptoms to a friond 'who said I had a severe attack of indigestion, and advised mo to try LOASBYS WAHOO. I bought a bottle of WAHOO and took it according to directions. The first two doses relieved me, and by tho time I had taken half a bottle I assure you I was entmdy fre»e from pain and have been well ever since. — Yours truly, F. Trebcott. To the Manager Loatby's Wahoo Mfg. Co., Ltd. LOASBY'S " WAHOO," price 2s 6d from all Chemists and Storekeepers. Wholfsile agents, Kempthorne, Prosser & Co'ti N Z. Drus Co., Lcl. EXTRACT FROM NEW ZEALAND FARMER, OCTOBER 1897. With the oncoming of Spring and the opening of tho Dairy Season, as regularly as the rush of the new grass in the paddocks and the coming in of the cows, comes the liability to a certain class of cattle ailments, always to be looked for, and, thanks co science, always to be guarded against. Forewarned is forearmed ; at tbe same time there are some farmers who aro inclined to run risks, and who, in the last r. sort, go for tho veterinary surgeon to 3ave a valuable inimal, to fiad in the end that he comes apon the scene too late. The value of a r«mody, always to hind and as invariably pfiieieious, is thus enhanced sevoufold. Should no case arise for its use, thuro is at least the feeling of confidence that, should neo<? aris^. tho romedy is at hand. From time to time standard preparations make their appearance, and buccobu following upon their introduction, they \.in a name for themselves iv tho agricultural, pastoral, and commercial world. Such a one, from what hns come before ns, appears to be Sykes' Rod Drenob, which among dairy circles U establishing itself in popular favour and recommends itself to all owners of cattle. — Advt. Mark Twain's toast, " Tho Babies" :— "We have all been babies — Heaven b ess them — to make them healthy and itrotig." use Dr Kirks' farinaceous food. Wholesale by Burgess Fraser and Co. — Advfc. "He ought to be Prosecuted."--The indignant words fell from the lips of a young girl who stood helplessly watching a drunken cabman brutally lashing his horse. It is, indeed, appalling to think how much cruelty goes unpunished in this world. Why are there so many weakly children in all grades of society ? The explanation is simple. Tho blame lies with the thoughlessness and selfishness of parents. While men and women neglect their health they cannot expect to have strong and robust children. Fathers and mothers, be warned in time. Clear your systems of biliousness, indigestion, nervousness, and the like ; restore your vigour and your strength by taking Holloway's Pills, the best and Baftnt of family medicinei. — Advc. For ball programmes call at the Herald Office. A choice selection of latest designs just received. — Advt McEee & Gamble, Photo-Engravers and Lithographers Wellington. Send for quotation.—- A Hvt. WAKTE D,— A Good GENERAL SERVANT. Apply Mrs Honnor, I Mangorei Factory, Junction Road. c 52 TT7*ANTED,-A TINSMITH.— AppIy V» A ELGAR,Opunako. c 35 WANTED, — STRONG LAD, able to do light farm work. Apply Office of this paper. b 869 WANTED,- At once, a GOOD PLUMBER or TINSMITH — Damon, Stratford. b 634 TT7" ANTED IMMEDIATELY. -ApV? prentices and Improvers to the Dressmaking.— S. B. White, Draper. b 958 WANTED,— Good MILK ER ; wages, 17s 6d per week.— Apply Herald Office. b9BC WANTED KNOWN, MESSRS FREE Til BROS, aro prepared to do Ploughing. CutHug, Raking, and Carting Hay. Apply hharp. FiIEETII BKOS., cliO (J ill-street. ft y t vu «-#? *<rt $«? A >v\ S&fA »s** LODGE NGAMOTU, 48. nnHE Monthly Mooting of tho above JL Lodgo will bo hold in tho Lodgo Room, Foresters' Hall, Gill-street, Tins (Friday) Evening. Lodge tylod at 7.30 o'clock. Business : Raising. Visiting brethren cordially invited. By ordpr of the W.M. D. McALLUM, coB Secretary. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. ■VTUitf BHli of votus received by oach xS Camliilato for election t-> tho oflict* i>\ Borough Councillor for the East Ward, New Plymouth, on tho lGth day of December, 18D7:— Browne, George William ... 42 Clow, Malcolm HO Leahind, David Arthur ... 08 Spoilt paper, 1. I declare Malcolm Clow duly elected Councillor ior tho E.isteru Wsinl, ho having received tlie greatest munbe-rof votes. C. E. BELLiRIXGKU. Returning Oilicor. Now Plymouth, llith Decembor, 1897. c 56 FOR SALE. QECTION 926, Courtenay Street, adO joining Egmont, Boot Factory. Apply Herald Office, b 474