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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIV, Issue 44, 26 February 1897, Page 26

POBB AND CO \\ TT A - C - B - SOCIETY TELEGRAPH LINE ROYAL MAIL COACHES S&ti * Leave SPRINGFIELD for HOKITIKA, KUMARA and GREY3fcH^ p WK 1 Established 1871 . MOUTH on the arrival of First Train from Christchurch, ' EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. <2~!B£akzg*&Z&ffi Registered under the Friendly Societies' Act '^fe^*^ CASSIDY AND CO., j Proprietors. OBJECTS.— To cherish a love for Faith and Fatherland ;to ' Agent.— W. F. WARNER, extend the hand of fellowship to our co-religionists of every nation- , Commeecial Hotel, Chbistchukch. ality ; to render assistance and visit the sick and distressed ; to help j ___ _____ _____ the widows and orphans of deceased members. A member on payment of Is weekly is entitled to medical attendance and medicine ' THE LATE BISHOP MORAN. for himself and family. Also 20s per week for 2(5 weeks, los for ' the next 13 weeks, and 10s per week for a period of 13 weeks, in! SPECIAL NOTICE. case of sickness. On the death of wife, £10; at his own death relatives receive £20. Twenty branches of this excellent Institu- j J^ V OXE becoming a SUBSCRIBER TO THE NEW ZEALAND tion are now established in New Zealand, and everyone eligible for | TABLET for 12 MONTHS will be presented with a copy of the membership should join and participate in its unsurpassed advan- , tages. Full particulars to be had from the branches, and from BEAUTIFUL CHROMO LITHOGRAPH PICTURE of the late *> trr.mTTiv MOST REV. DR. MORAN recently presented to our SUBir. K.L AIiiS hi i , District Secretary, Auckland. SCRIBERS.

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/some yeais I was \ Jlil§3§llsilflF V / quite out of health, ami \ §P^psisißr \ \ /took inn cli medicine I iHl______' \. \ / vineli diil me no good. l\ B^fcßJpi^^ \ / \\ as advised by a friend to\ \ I try AjeTs Saisnpaiilla\ \\ /winch I did. taking a dozeiA Js§S^^^^§i^si I J lor more bottles befoie ston-V \2r liung:. 'I lie loMilf was that i. >■ /^^^^^^^^^a /felt so well and strong\ / / lli.it I. of com -.c, think theieis\ ,' |y^ \ =^^\ /no mcdi.'me ('(iu.il toA>ei's Sir-\ / f/ \| if / s.iji.u ill.i, and I t.ik ■ iiie.it p.unsy f l/ if /to tiiJ an\ siiJTt'iing fii'-nd of it and \ \r . V\ I /what it did for me."— Mis. ].. a.\ V \«\ I ML'lMt \\ , Kill>ouin,\Vis..l'eb.ll ISM. \ I / I \ WEIGHTY WORDS J^ W Ayer's Sarsaparilla. H The aluno arc indeed vu'ii>lity woids, of great import and \«ilue to ilious.nid-s of pale-faced, languid men and women, now tired and worn out with worry, o\erwork, and disease, and who would be made well and strong I y the use of A\er's Sar<.i]>anll.i. Kead also the following interesting testimony of a prominent athlete : 627 Bovrkk St., Surrv JTitls, Stdnev, Kkw South Wales, Juue 21, ISSV>. "After lieiiif^ a victim to Tvphoul, P.rain, and Rheumatic fevers, in 1802, my \stem was left in a terrible eomhtinn. I'.esides being cry weak, I had numeroiH ibsces.sos on the lower part of my hack and spine, from which a great number of peies of bone wore taken. As fast as an abscess would appear and was lanced nother would form. I was treated at two different hospitals \Mthout success. The ur^oons in atieiul.mce informed me that, I was suffering fiom blood poison. The ..bs/csses continued to apjiear, and I uas ne\ er without pain, till .six months ago I as induced to tiy Ayei's Sar.sapanll.i. When I had taken the iirst bottle I found , i improvement, and after finishing twelve bottles to-day I feel as well as ever I did . i my life; tho abscesses have reaped to come, the old ones are all healed, and my 'i \ilth is splendid. P.efore I used the S.ir^aparilla I weighed 15-t lbs., and now, after ising a dozen bottles, my weight is '200 lbs., which is a sure si^n that I have been i ikuiL; the Champion Elood-Piinrier of the world." — Geoege W. Walker, "Jumbo," Champion Foot-bailor of New So. Wales. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, The Strength-Giver and Blood-Purifier.