A SUGGESTION.
To the. Editor. % *i IR ',~ T 7 milrl ur ° e u '' on thf - r ''*v < 'ounoill..w the advisabdity of ext-nding our 'town accom molation, .in<l of giving easy a.ceis to a mos! important part of the City, viz., by cutting "owling street from Princes street to the Catholic Church, or r-hereabouts. Th s altea.;o" doubt, confer a great benefit apon the City generally.—l am> ic ( Uunedm, November 17. To the Editor. Sib,--"V. C" and "Humanity," who wrote to you on Monday, question me why I particularly made mention of Steading's powders. My .eply is that I commenced by show mg that mothers begin to administer quack medicines to their infants, ant I mentioned hteadman s powders, as f supposed them to be the least harmless of all quaek medicines. But as the child grows the moher not only increases the doses, but ghe resorts to moro powerful nostrums, which I condemn as iniunous to health.—! am, &c, t. ~ __ , Philanthropt. Dunedin, November 18.
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Evening Star, Issue 3973, 18 November 1875, Page 2
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164A SUGGESTION. Evening Star, Issue 3973, 18 November 1875, Page 2
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