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Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13388, 11 September 1907, Page 6

Ths trapper in the lonely ranges grim; Hie. miner gasping in the drivings dim ; The horsemen winding cattle o'er the plain, 'I he fanner, husbanding his gdjd'en grain ; The pressman scorning time at dead of night, The high, the low, and the cosmopolite; The sliiv'ring beggar ar.d the tpicure— Mew ZealandeM3 all—use Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.

To cure rheumatism, gout, sciatica, or lumbago, you must treat thb blood. The best remedy is liheumo, which has cured thousands of sufferers. From all stores and chemists, at 2s 6d and 4s 6d. Give rt a fair trial. ...

After Influenza OD need a good tonic. Most _L everyone has had a toucii of Influenza! Everyone knows how weak and depressed it leaves one, just a feeling of complete tiredness—a complete loss of energy. Don't wait to get strong yourself, dton't give complication a chance, but commence at once taking BAXTER'S Orange Quioloe Wira@ ! You ne-e-d not- doubt the result."-. It never fails to strengthen and build up the system. It is an ideal tonic, one which has stood the test, of time. When you,take Baxter's Orange Quinine Wir.e you ..are not experimenting; we know it will cure you. Be sure you get Baxter's. Prepared and sold exclusively by ■ J. BIX FES, " Chemist, TIMARU. Prtcg 2/6 per Botite a G.ET ST AT BAXTER'S 9a Timaru Fruit Mart GENERAL NOTICE. IBEO TO ANNOUNCE that I have This Day disposed of my BusiiKes in Stafford Street, South, known as THE TIMAUU FP.UIT .MART, to Mr E. W. IrOSTKB, and wish at same- timo to tlmnk my numerous Customers for the very Liberal Support they have accorded me during the past 18 Months, a continuance of which I solicit for mv Successor. W\ A." JOHNSTONE. Timaru, Sept. 9, 1907. In taking over tin l above-meni ioned Businesv, so successfully carried on by Mr .JOHNSTONE, who was the first to bring the Price of Fruit Down to a Reasonable Kate, it is my intention to trade on similar lines; and by strict attention to biiiiiness, and eclling only good, wholesome fruit, maintain the popnlarifv of THE TTMARU FRUIT MART—The People's Shop. E. W. FOSTER.