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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4592, 14 March 1893, Page 4

Wlr. JAS. E. NI'GHOLSON, A well-to-do Farmer of FlorcnccvUle, IT. £„ Canada, suffers for seven long . years with CANCER OF THE LIPAgonizing torture relieved, Disease Cured. "I am 55 rears of age, and until ISB4 had always enjoyed good health. About that time, a little bard bunch, like a wart, appeared on my lower lip. Finally, the 'bunch gathered, broke, and formed a sore ; then it began to eat into the flesh. The Cancer— for that is what the doctors finally called it— kept getting worse- and worse, year after year. It caused me great pain and uneasiness. During the lost year, I would wake twenty times in a night, suffering intensely from twitching Rains. It was as if ray flesh was being torn from me by pinchers, bit by bit, '__'.N. .. At last, I began to take Ayer'a Sarsaparilla. la the course of a week or two I noticed a decided improvement. The twitching and the pains were very muoh less, and the sore began to look healthier. In three months my lip began to heal, and, after using the Sarsaparilla lor ax months, the last trace of the Cancer disappeared, and left very little soar."— J. E. NicnOiBOH, KorenccviUe, N. 8., Canada. Ayer'stSai'sapasrißla MadebyDr*J. 0. Ayer& Co, Lowell, Mass., U.S. A. Haa'cured others, will cure you. Rhodes' Bat Rkgvtta.— Up to yesterday afternoon the Hon. Secretary of the Lyttelton Committee of the Queens-, land Belief Fond had received a fairly good, list of entries for the regatta races to be held at Rhodes' Bay on Thursday. Captains of Rowing Clubs are requtibted co arrange to have their boats forwarded to Lyttelton by Wednesday afternoon at the latest; bo that they can be taken to the Bay early on Thursday.