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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8100, 27 August 1904, Page 7

M Bad Stomach Lessens ihe uacfalness and mars the hap. piness o. life. It's a weak storaacb, a stomach that cart not properly perform its functions. Among its aymptoms are distress after eating, nausea between meals, heartburn, helching, vomiting, flatulence and nerrous feeadacbe. . • A bafl stomach is cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills which cure indigestion and dyspepsia, and tbe cure is permanent. "I had indigestion, was unable to work, .had no appetite, food distressed me, could *ot sleep. Friends recommended Hood's Sfc-rsaparllla. After talcing ono bottl* I felt so much relieved, I continued taking it and nou am well." M. A. Adolmi, Mauku, N. Z. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is fh* ffroatost alteratire. stomach tonic, ai»petizer and norro builder. Hood's Pills the bejit family cathartic. PMd by chemists. tearing tho Black Dike Band perform tha selection from Wagner's " Tannhaussr," said, " the performance was magnificent " ; and 'it is evident that tho public thought so also. "I -was suprised, not only at ihe tone and execution, but at ths fire end go of the performance. In this they excelled any band I have ever heard." Let us express the hope that Messrs Foster and Son's renowned Biack Dike Band may have as much success in the future as in the past. EATHER AWKWARD. . — -o — A beautiful young lady interviewed a fortune-teller ou the usual sabject. "lyady," said the seer, "you will visit foreign lands and tho courts of kings and queens. You will conquer all rivals, and marry the man of your choice ; he will bs ■tall, dark, and distinguished-looking." ''Young?'' " Yes, and very rich." Tho fair visitor rose, and, in her eagerness, grasped ths fortune-teller by both sho.ildors : " How. oh. how shall T get rid of my present husband?'' What would you do next time yon have a f mi cold if yea could not gel I %Wk '"lllfikillilP But don't worry. AH Chemists and Stores sell Lane's Emulsion. Until the cold comes keep right on taking lots of fresh air. 124 T^-OTICE OP EEMOTAL. DR JULIAN HAS REMOVED To 20, LATIMER SQUAEE, Corner of Gloucester Street, "Christchurch. Special and Successful Treatment for Eozem*, Barber's Itch, Old Ulcere, and other »b«tin»ts Skin, Blood and Nervous Diseases, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Piles, Obscure aad Chronic Diseases. I HOUES OF CONSULTATION— , j 10 to 11 a.m. 1 to 3 and 6 to 7.30 p.m. Preliminary Consultation Free. j A PROGRESSIVE NATION AND A j GO-AHEAD PAPER. j GOOD NEWS FOR THOSE ACROSS THB j SEA. | I'O TFE PEOPLE OF NEW ZEALAND. OiWING- to tho ProgreEsv*- Policy of tha \ Qorveroment of tiii. co_ony, tlio Po*lal j Departmen. is now able to deliver this cciuttry*H Newspapers and Journals to -__y port i of ihe Uniied Kingdom for ONE PENNY J per paper irrespective of -weight This will mean a great _*v_Bg to t_tc_e -who regularly ; mail to tho Old World j THE " CANTERBURY TIMES," j Which is known throughwut New Zealand ma THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PAPEK. "FACTS, FEED ME ON FACTS." Tho famous Thomaa O.^.y!*, in writing this, was Trell aTewre of the benefits -to ba derived from beipg fed on facts. And il is to the in-ter-at of New Z-_l_nder3 to he tedd a fow facta abont th« " Canterbury Times." It is the oldest weekly paper in Canterbury. It is th- most Reliable. It ia the most Up-to-date. It is the most Popular. Its various columns »r_* edited by Everts*" oif High Standing. It is * Diasemixtator cf Knowledge. I It is a Houseihold P*p«r> ' It i_ admitted that ita ferial stories and Etoxiefttes are* the Best given in any wookly magazine in New Zealand, and for this reaaon alone It ia •__• Favonred ; Journal of Lovaw ol Fiction. ' Ita special axtic.es on imported Colonial and Heme Matters are Unsurpassed. It ia, "by its large circulation amongst householders, the Finest Advertising Medium in tha Colony. It is the Cheapest Sixpence Worbh of Combined Illustration and Heading Matter that can possibly be cent to frienda across the sea. For these and many other reasons it will b* deai to tihe people of New Zealand that THB _ " CANTERBURY TIMES " IS Afl. IDEAL WEEKLY JOURNAL. It only costo ONE PENNY to Mail this Splendid Production to your Friends at Home. There ia no n«-d«s hesitate in jout ohoio. of a paper; tha "Canterbury Times" supplies all your wants, whether iV be in interesting leading matter ox illußtraU&n*. POSTAL CBARGiES. Tha rate of.postags on newspapers to tho United Kingdom ia now Id for each newspaper, irrespective of weight, but subject to the following conditions as to despatch: —lf under Boz (prepaid ld), sent by firs* available route; if over 80s prepaid id), #mt by direct steamer only; if prepaid lei*, than Id, rardharged at printed paper rates and sent by direct steamer only ; if wholly unpaid, detained and tent to Dead Letter OfficeNewspapers over Boz, via San Frincijco or Federal route , id first oz, and Id each additiotoal 2ob «t timUon thaxeof, _