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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9116, 8 April 1908, Page 5

j\u effort is being made to provide an up-to-date library for use of farmers and men on the land generally by the Auckland A. & P. Society. All books and journals in band are to be classified, and new ones added, and the secretary, who Is to visit England shortly, "has been authorised to purchase books up to £SO. Despite the drought the revenue from Marlborough Grown Lands 'has come in well for Jlast year. There are now 1075 selectors on the books of the Lands and Survey Department in Marlborough province and £33,955 was received in revenue last year. Arrears of rent were only £598 on 81st March las*2. JAUNDICE.- 1 This is a symptom rather than a disease. It “indicates ‘that there iss some obstruction in the bile duct, which may result from a cold, a gall stone, or a thickening of the bile from some other cause. The bile, not being eliminated by the proper process, is absorbed in the system and the blood. It is manifested by yellowness of ‘flae skin and the white of the eyes, loss af appetite, disinclination for exercise, sleepiness and sometimes; ■ sickness at the stomach. There is, generally a bitter taste in the mouth, and more or less pain in the right side. Treatment—Take one teaspoonful IMPEY’S MAY APPLE last thing at night, and repeat for three nights. Afterwards take “8 to-. 10 drops of IMPEY’S MAY after each meal, till all symptoms, have disappeared. This is a sure cure if attended to in time. Fromchemisjs dud storesjpric© 2s 6d.