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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11738, 3 February 1900, Page 1

W\ in fill si lii iii 111 m m"ii finprgi 55 «s sTTnQt -""■—■"" — "Ssfes - ij% SMOKE J. " ffiwin tobaccq. I! Sfisf^ lt is more than a pijje Jl) jlty of peace— lt relieves, brA soothes, pleases, and s ,1 gratifies I z ~ iN *c + 8888 Ask for " DERBY" Tobacco. , , M^ ,ii iii in Hi 1 i in T^rwri^fir^. 1 THE LITTLE S'LMERS IN YOUR BLOOD, V H - The part which 1I1 3 corpuscles of tin blood play in f§ IH raakiug good iho loss occasioned to {113 body by v/c-jra^d M JUJ tear, and in carrying off the eliefco or wova-oui material, ffl m been compared to tlie part played by a soldier. The m 111 corpuscles oi pure blood are our soldier-friends, who §M 111 repair tha worn-out tissues of tho body, and fight against M m disease-germs. The first condition for good health is jp ■M pure blood, and that can only bo obtained and kept by 111 H taking pure food and drink. ||| i Adulterated food-stuffs and drinks are the posts of ||| 1 the modern market, and all too often health cousidsra- I| tions are sacrificed to apparent cheapness. If you 111 I -would have a pure drink, talcs cocoa ; but let it b 3 a pure J|F I cocoa, such as Van Eouten's, which is highly xVgestiblo, if |j extremely soluble, and of most delicious taste*. It is J| if cheap, too, for it costs less than a farthing a cup. M I It is easily madu ;it has an attractive aroma; and it f| if contains more nourishment than an equal quantity of the fp I RP IIP P 1 VAI 1 TRY iss] A *-* *-^ OUllu a\J \J IPI I ISbM Ik VAN HOUTEN'S Eating CHOCOLATE. M * '/* '4> ff/f w^w^s®^, Mgg^ Smoke %10|m wkr \&&^klr, Jt Bqß b 4Lb BLb SB « M&& &S Ess ASK FOR THE GENUINE frlnz josep lager bier. Has by far the Largest Sale in Australasia. 13" SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER LAGER, st c 173 V A IS E? F ° R lljsb TAKE g'ffi INDIGESTION, Hvk""'"™H| 4jS3CK HEADACHE, JL J, Jj Jj O L|VER COMPLAINTS. I Uanu&oturod only at 79, New Oxford Street, London j Bold by all Chemisto and "»'"")"» Vcndorh