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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5660, 21 May 1879, Page 3

Yakoob Khan and the Viceroy, says the Colonies and India', are apparently .each .wait* ing for the other to move first. Yakub Khan knows, our troops cannot advance' till the springs Lord Lyttom probably thinks lie may rest satisfied 1 'with” what we • have ! got. The telegram showc clearly that annexation will be reduced to it? lowest limits~thatw ( e sbEill aim 1 only at having a submissive and accessiblb Afghanistan. . jßutrthe Bbrder'Tribea we shall—in pursuance of a policy long sihbe sketched out by Lord means of effectually ; coercing. All -the recent hostile demonstrations are traced directly to ; the instigation of Yakoob; Khan. ■ ■■/'’’’■'l Holloway's PiUs.-^ The extraordinary ranged tem-; perature prevailing in our climate is’extremely-trying i to the delicate-chested,, the weak and troubled by these.afflictiohs'-shbuld resplve to.resort: to this strengthening'and i regulating medicine im-j mediately they perceive; in t themselves,-discomfort or '; that feeling of restlessness .which betokens disordered' digestion . and'defective'secretion of bile. .'One ofr Holloway’s'.Pills’taken about noon and followed at; be i time by a. dose sufficiently large to actaperiently l will speedily recruit the faulty functions,.and restore; order throughout'tlie whole system. A treatment so; safe in operation'and so successful in'result should be : known and practised .when,; from cold and sundry; other causes, disease is attempting to gain a vexatious footing. - - . Valuable "Discovery tor the Hair.— lf yourj hair is turning grey er white, .or falling off, use “ The ; Mexican Hair Renewer, for it will positively restore, iy, every case Grey or 'White hair, to its originalcolor,' without’ leaving the disagreeable ismell of most; “Restorers/-- It makes the hair'charroingly beautiful as well as promoting the growth of the hair on bald spots, where the. glands are not.decayed,. Ask your; Chemist for “The Mexican Hair Renewer/’ prepared; by Henry C.; Gallup/493 Oxford-street* London, and' sold by Chemists audiPorfumers everywhere at 3s Gdf per Bottle.—fAnvr • ij

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