Page 5 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143769, 18 April 1912, Page 5

Bn the' Pink of Condition is an unusual sensation for most people, whereas it should be the ordinary, every-day I state of health. Indeed the j majority of folk are so accustomed to what may be called "half health” that anything like real fitness would be for them a special and rattier rare I experfence. It is, however, a great and mischievous error to imagine that perfect health lis something unattainable. s to the splendid properties of what has been called the World’s Premier Medicine, perfect health and capacity for the duties and pleasures of life are within reach of most people. Get that truth well planted in L| your understanding, and never ' be satisfied until you are in the ■ pink of condition, which will Ibe in an astonishingly short time after you begin to take IBeecham’s Sold eTcrJwhere in boxes, price I mid. (30 pi’.:-,) 1/1* v-jC pill!) * d'9 (168 pills).

1 (illr 1 Ifll H OATE&G 0 ? a FSS3D J&K & HAVE STQQD A PUBLIC TEST AWARDED S-fftfAßOlo ONLY GOLD MEDAL in Ctir i»«!IIon, 1882 iS» iah FIRST SILVER MEDAL in Compalition, 183?. HIGHEST AWARD itbiurot Ami GOLD MEDAL N.2. EXHIBITION, 1907 Nblsgi, Meats & Go. CEYLON, DEW ZEALAND, TASMANIA,

m m WJSi ss® $ $*S 1 & it fim Lured Away back in your grandfather's days Bennington’’ Irish Moss was the bestremedy for coughs and colds. Today it still holds pride of place and is more popul than ever. Bennington's is the standard family cough Medicine becauseit has been tried, tested and found to be the best. MR, WILLIAM NEIGHjBOURS, of Waimangaroa. writes: ' It gives me great pleasure to recommend Bonmngton’s Irish Moss for coughs and colds, or any lung complaint, having used it in my family for over twenty years." Insist on Retting the original fcmecly—Bonnington’s, carrageen F F Tv jgr dp 'if-osy

A oeucAte appetiser m z THESAUCB WITH A BKMJTATIOrt Sold by fell Grocers.