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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVI, Issue 6499, 26 December 1881, Page 3

Berkeley, B«pt., )G4».~<l«nU«tn<m. I feel >t * duty I owe to won to express my yniMtndo for to, float benefit leave dented by Ufctvy • Honor i Camomile PH!*.' 1 applied to your agent, M» 8011, h«t» *ey to the abot< named Pilla, tor win » tho tiiOBSMI, Irom which 1 *nffer*d omndati, prin for a length of tints, bs f jg tr>< 4 n*sriy «».»> remedy proßcrllird, bat b!u.<m« - uriri-v h > twnriltM alt, After taking tiro i ovtle* of you, valuable Pill* 1 «>• wile nwtorod i* my mma stateo<health. Pleue fire tbiepubll forth* benefit ot those who may thus be afflicted.—l am sir, yours truly, Uurar Au.r*se."--To tte Fro prWor* of Hobtom* Osmomilb Pitt*.—fA mnr, | AS «on« as Koos A** Kuan.-An American Editor declares that •• out West’* eggs ars fetching two 11 ponce each, and that tho hens do not cam about business evon at thin price. We fancy this must be scry far ••West." or sorely our American cousin* would ere this bare resorted to tho use of •* Berwick's Gold Medal Custard Powder," which renders the housewife perfectly Independent of the domestic fowl, since It produces tho most delicious ouHtsrds, Wane-mangos, Ac., at halt the usual cost, and in much less time. Tho hens had better be cautious inborn " striking," or some enterprising storekeeper will introduce ibis household boon, and ruin their trade for ever. ’Timre is no sjecial "laying season"(or Berwick's Costard Powder j one can keep it always on hand in the neat little packets and tics in which it is sold. Can be had of all storekeepers In the Colonies.—Civilian.— [Adtt. |