A TESTIMONIAL FROM OLD ENGLAND.

Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4896, 2 October 1901, Page 1

A TESTIMONIAL FROM OLD ENGLAND.

' I consider Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tbe best in the world for bronchitis,' a»j» Mr William Savory, of War* rington, England. 'It has saved, my wife's life, she having been a martyr to bronchitis for over six years, being most of the time confined to her bed. She is now quite well.' It is a great pleasure to the raanuFacturerßof Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be able to publish testimonials of thia character. They show that great good is being done, pain and suffering re* lieved and valuable lives restored to health and happiness by this remedy.. It is for sale by B. S. Poison, chemist. Price, Is 6d ; big size, 3a. Professor Warren, of Sydney, says that city has the best wooden pavements in the world. * HOW to get a beautiful library for nothing — use the famous Book Gift Tan and select your books from catalpgue of 500 books tbftt are given awaj free. A little boy named Queale died at New I Aberdeen (Sou'h Australia) on the sth ultimo from blood poisoning, resulting from an injury received by falling on a aharp piece of dead stick about nine weeks previously. The stick passed through his mouth and stabbed the back of hia throat. Do not leave home on a journey without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is almost certain to be needed and cannot be procured while you are on board the cara or steamship. It is pleasant, safe, and reliable. For sale by R. S. Poison, chemist. Price, la 6d ; big siz j, 33. At Launceston a lad named Clifford Rameay, aged 14,' was placed under chloroform for the extraction of teelh, He suddenly collapsed and, despite the efforts of two doctors, died. Geo. Elliot's fine story, " Adam Bede,' is given away with 61 bs Book Gift Tea. Ask you grocer for catalogue of 500 good books that are given free with famous Book Gift Tea. Capetown is experiencing An' invasion of criminals of the worst type and charao* t'er from all p?rta of the world;, with- the result that crimes of violence are increasing to an alarming extent, The Frfsl complains of the inadequacy of the polios force. Be Careful.- You won't drink pojaonooa wine koowngly— why, therefore,, dripk poisonous tea ? Avoid China tea, which it now adulterated oat of all resemblance \ also avoid blends," for tbe average is vile tea disguiMd with a little good. The uniform pure tec, meat reliable and most satisfying, is grown in Oeyloo, and the name it bas is as hmoaVas that island itseIf— NIRVANA. We *re informed that Nirvana Tea ia packed ohd.ijr British supervision, and guaranteed pore add delicious by a responsible company;*^ W*ls packed in lead in pounds and h'alf-pOQtiM, and tbe local agent, Mr F. Oudaille, Lawrence, will be plessei to aupply the requirements of those disposed to purchase a/4horoughly pare and reliable Ceylon tea, THB redaction in wool freights byXhajli^. ping companies, it is slid, will not' malft"'* very gre^t difference to shippers or .woolgrowers, who do not appear to be af all' ■anguine, despite the seemiDgly improved atyt« of affairs reported from tbe London market. The present rate of: freight about the same as that which was ruling two years ago. The redaction of \\ in sailer freight i« in accordance with tbe lower obarVer cnaf, wbi&b. is this year 325 6 d, a* "against 42s 6d last year. Tbe price tat s^amer, tonntge.il higher th«n it w*» ItsVyear.-fetft the* rate for wool, which bas nev«sj£«lew ..been lowered by l-16tb d, is to some extent governed by th* rates ruling in Australia. " THE Enquirer's Oracle," the bent reference bock on e*ery-dmy en Meets ia given 1 i way wifh 101 b Book Gift Tea,