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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5567, 16 May 1896, Page 6

Phjsvention of Fever — Timelt Advice. — The great source of disease is impure water. It is well known, however, that water when made into tea is wholesome and nutritions. Orient tea is the best in this respect,' as it is health-giving, stimu lating, invigorating and calculated to ward off disease. To be had only Wardell Bros, and Co. — [Advil]

Obituary. — A young man named Sidney Arthur Boys, a popular footballer, died at Timaru yesterday morning after a short but painful illness, at the age of twenty-five. It is suspected that his malady — au affection of the brain — originated from an injury received while playing football last season. — News was received yesterday of the death ,of the younger brother of hig Worship the f Mayor' of Christchurch, Mr T. Beswick, .. ; who left this colony for South Africa some I vime ago.

■ I Wohwn's Political .Association. — r J'he | Women's Political Association held the j first of a series of public meetings for j women only at the Temperance Hal], J Gloucester Street, on Wednesday evening.' 1 The subject for the evening was "The I Protection of our Young Girls," and an i interesting paper was read by the Secre- '• tary. After s^me discussion it was unani- } mbnsly resolved that the girls of New Zeaj land should be protected up to the age, of ,j twenty-one years. At the next public ', meeting the subject discussed will be " The . Irish Text-book." j , Henry Wilson, the postmaster at Welsh- ! ton, Florida, says he cured a case of ! diarrhoea of ]t>"w standing in six hours I with one small bottle of Chamberlain's | Oolic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I What a pleasant surprise that must have j been to , the sufferer. Sxich cures are not ftinusnal with this remedy. In many fcuprai.'ces only one or two doses are reft •uii-.-;d -to give permanent relief. It can & iways be depended upon. When reduced ■Tvith water it is pleasant to take. For gale i! by Waiil<acb an© Co.