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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14656, 25 January 1912, Page 6

SAVED HIS LIFE. L Vinceut, Margaret St., Geolong. Victoria. " AVe had Oha ; hor'ain's Coucfi Remcdv in the hoi or saving his life. It only took ton minutes tor Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to do the work." Colonel WilFam F. Cody—" BultcJ.) Bill " to a'l xhe ' world—-has retired ncm public lii'c. His show was packed elf i-o winter quarters, and h ; a Indians hare returned to their tepee;, in what is left of the red - - '■ '' n while "Buffalo Bill" intonus to speuu lis rrinainiu 3 rears in the Wyoming rhy Horn, whero ho ' ' " ' American history. 5 axli'hitioiK are concerned, he has shot the ashes from the last c gar and chased tlic hist Indian. Dr.rint which began as a p-t,v ~x-, led him through more Ind'hn battl than any other hviig wlvto man, ai included 23 years as a showman, Colonc: Cody hi-o.ime known as one of tin- most pvturrsqv.e figures of AmoriTfii „. f V ,,lt,or Hfe - Tl '-o 'Bnflal.v 8.1 - ho earned in the earlv s'xtic.s ;■' when he contracted to furnish inif.a'o meat to i-he labourers on tiio bir.ldtng of the Kansas Pacifi; u ~,',,' n, " rl ;n ,oss iha -n IS months he killed 4250 bison. PURITY IN DRINKS. The importance of pure foods and ttnnlts is daily becoming more wi-jclv recognised, and the time is fast arj-proa-.-hmg when stivigem steps ivill be ■.nken to protect the public in< ; ,!th from adulterated foods and drnnts. I ending tins being ciono, the pul.lic can best protect themselves bv liv.rfoods and drinks only j n >m firms with o reputation for the -)U:-:tv or their goods. ' J In respect of aerated waters and cordials, the public may with perfect oomidene p.ii'take of those manufactured by Thomson and Co The ideal of this firm is puritv, and they spare no pains i Their factory ; s a ness, the mac'hincrv tliev u solid silver lined, the tanks they .store their water (winch comes irom an artesnn well of crystal clearness) arc porcelain-lined, while ihov use only the best materials and furt extract's obtainable. In addition, all waters and cordials are pasteurized. Sir Charles A. Cameron and E. ■ Godwin Clayton—Great' Britain's leanest authorities— testify tr -' -'•"-•- of Thomson's waters" ai which have won 2i gold mentis in open competition against the world. . .