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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11568, 8 July 1899, Page 1

. j|3^ SYKES' J^jjlf I A Soothing & Healing Balm I q for Colds, Coughs, etc. p< }| Sold in ,l/67&2/-Bot'l's| lj|tf Recommended by all »gg > "^B^" < ps^' ' < 9»t SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS. A PEW OP HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS , . ..:]?ilOM WELL-KNOWN 4ND RESPECTED CITIZENS. MR R. A. DEXTER, champion cycl* ist of Messrs Dexter & Crozier, Auckland. — Twelve months ago I was suffering from a severe cold, and being recommended by a friend in Hawera to try Sykes' Cura Cough, I am pleased to Btate I found it the best remedy > Ij have yet tried for a severe cold. ALESNEUR Criterion Hotel, Na~ • pier. — Mr Sjkes. Dear Sir, — . Kindly forward me at once another bottle of you- celebrated Cnr.i Cough. I must say tbat it Im proved invaluable to me, having obiained great relief irom its use. REV. ALEX. THOMPSON, The Manse, Petone.— lt is a wife and sure remedy both for children and adults. I have always found it give instantaneous relief. MR P. DOLAN, J.P., Normanby.— l hive for the past eight years used Sykes' Cura Cough in my family, and to those who hava not tried it, T can highly recommend it. MR J. O'HOULAHAN, 'Roaches Family Hotel, Westporfc.— l received instant relief from Sykes' Cura Cough in a distressing cold, lasting five months, af ier vainly trying other advertised remedies. MR E. B. WRIGHT, Saidler, Queenstreet, Onehunga.— La^t winter I had a severe cold, and having tried many remedies without any relief, I was advised to try Sykes Cura Cough. This medicine immediately relieved and cured me. MR T. GARNER, Raetihi, Manager Hatrick's Store, Upper Wanganui.— Will you kindly forward a bott.le of Sykes' Cura Cough first post. A friend of mine gave us a bottle to try for the children, and we found it an excellent remedy. MR RUDKIN, Engineer Price's Foundry, Thames, writes.— Dear Sir, I have used Sj kes' Cura. Cough with great success, and have recomtneaded it to many friends here, who speak highly of its curative properties. Q-T7*Tp"ITIQJ CHEMIST, O X X^JOjO, New Plymouth, (Opposite Theatre Royal).

It seems the fate of modest men To hide their talents deep, Perhaps it is their will, but thpn Perchance thoy go to sleep ; Now, live men know what's in the windj Of that you may be sure, For cough 3 and colds relief they fiud, In Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. 9 I Just Arrived. -A nica lot of Men's Women's, aud Children's Boot* and Shoes i suitable for winter wear. Men's Bluchers 4s lid. Also, Men's and Youths' Shooters aid Boy 3* Boot? of all description. Wil be sold cheapor thn ctt. — t 5 . W Jackson, City Boot Mart. 6 New Goods for 1899. — First-class Ladies' Silver Hunting Watches, guaranteed to bu good timekeepers for 25 years, cost 425. Gents Silver Hunting English Lever Watches, «froni £3. New Rngagoment liuga and Keepers of the finest English manufacture. Ladies' <iml Gents Gold Watches anil Chains, Electro plate and solid Silverware — pronouucod by Visitors and Tourists to'ba unsurpassed in the larger cities for Novelty, Variety, and Cheapness, at J. IT. Pahkeb's Wntchmaker, Jeweller, and Optician next Railway Crossing Dev»>n -street,',' New Plymouth. — Advt. S. B. Wiiitb has Dressmaking aud Millinery at both establishments Satisfaction ensured ,° No ouo gees any sympathy when suffering from v toothacho. Everyone has s> remedy to suggest, usually a worth less one, bnt if sulfering from dyspepsia aud its consequences you can gain fame by prescribing Nurse Woodward's Health Syrup. It never fails. Scocked by A. E. Sykes, chemist, New Plymouth.— Advt For ball programmes call at uhe Hekald Office A choice selection of latest de« Bigu9 ?•»*£ rce'seJ. — Advt