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Thames Star, Volume XLII, Issue 10682, 10 August 1905, Page 1

Sure Cure The debilitating effects of a •warm climate and exposure to all kinds of ■weather are sure to bring on disorders of the blood and weaken the system. Mr. Charles GecMes, of Mt. Malcolm, W. A.," sends us his photograph, and tells of a sure euro for these conditions. "For some time I have been landlord oJ the Royal Hotel in the Mt. Margaret gold fields district, eighty miles from the nearest railway. I have sold a great deal of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and it gives the most universal satisfaction. When miners, prospectors, and others become run down by lack of fresh vegetables and fruits, and from exposure to all kinds of weather, their blood becomes very impure and tho whole system greatly weakened. But AVER'S Sarsaparilla is always a sum cure. I have known miners to send a hundred miles for it, such is their faith in it." There are ms;iy imitation Sarsaparillas. Be suru you get "Ayer'B.1* Ayer's rills -will prcatly aid the action of the Sarsaparilii. They are all vegetable, mild, sugar-coated, and easy to take. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A. p—iiwiwMiißiii i iii ii an in ■ -uniWMMWM—— MM Attempted lurder, —♦ — A DUNEDItf SENSATION CHARGE AGAINST MgGREIGOR. [Per United Press Association.] DUNEDIN, August 9. . McGregor was charged ■with, the attempted murder of Win. Ewart Sargood. The latter said that the accused was in the firm's employ for 2\ years, and was well paid. On July 27th he found McGregor locked in his room, and certainly under the. influence of liquor. Witness told him to leave at once, and he would see him when he was in a. fit cordition. In the morning accused asked what "was to be gained, and that night came to witness' house and persisted in seeing him, though he was fold that he (Mr Sargood) was engaged, and was going out soon. As soon as he. entered the drawing-room McGregor shot him. •Sargood's gardener, Ernest Ka-ye, stated that McGregor had expressed a wish that ho had shot his own child before shooting. Mr Sargood. A big tangi is being held at P'aeroa in honour of a very old chieftainess named Merekuru. For Babies And Little Children. HEAN'S BABY COUGH SYRUP. A cough medicine made specially for the little children. A cough medicine that is nice to take, that is a little wonder for curing all the usual coughs and colds of babies, and young children, and that is always quite safe iof the most delicate child. At the first sign of a croupy cough, • that terror of the night,' give a dose of Hean's Baby Cough Syrup. The phlegm will be cut away, the child eased, and the mother's fears sat at rest. Hean's Baby Cough Syrup is good for babies everywhere. Be sure it is " Hean's," the genuine 1/6 per bottle at chemists and stor.es. There's a trade mark on every label, "8 little •hildren." Look for it. 158 YOUNG MEN.-£%£JS free book concerning yourselves. You'll bless ths day. Posted free. Henri Duval, 410 Bourlc* St.. Melbourne. ■ AI">IC<S The remediesyou need Ja LAUI bda your own hands. Don't oonsult dootora or chemists. Book posted free, eealod. It will teach you more than all the yeari you've lived. Write Henri DUVaI, 419 Bonrlte St., Melbourne. MAN! KNOW THYSELF.—^.ffiS yourselve»,dise»ss, cause, effect, cure. The ohtnot of a life. My book poeted free. Mr. E. Renturd* Bdehlve Cham berg, Elizabeth St., Melbgnrngi__ .W, OSBORNE, BROWN STREET. JUST OPENED UP— Fostoairdisii Sltaitioauary, Fancy ' Good**, Toys, Leather Golods. ALWAYS (M HAND— Magazine, Pjetriodiilciala, Daily P'apeirt* REGISTRY OiFFICE. CIALUTATION HOTEL O MAKY STEEET. The aibownamed popular hotel fcfcs now feietan tiafcetn (weir by -Mr1 B; Brttwtniesej who! hopes by strict atUea-tdoni to ifoa requirements of patrons and keeping only the best ales and Hquoira in stock to reioeiva andl maintain.' a fair share of jpmblio patlronage. Speighit'a Celefbratiedl Diumadin Bfites1 Alwayisl cm: Tapi. SALUTATION BOTEb, MARY ST.