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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 21, 26 January 1900, Page 3

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In the British Medical Journal of March 18th, 1899, Dr. Joseph Carno Boss, M.D., Edinburgh, Physician to Ancoats Hospital, Manchester, writing about the epidemics of influenza that have occurred during the last five years, pins his faith to the Cinnamon Cure. In February, 1897, be treated hundreds of cases, and always with the result that the patients were cured in 2or 3 days Again, in 1898, he says that his patients were usually able to return to work in 48 hours afte commencing the Cinnamon Cure. CINNAMON CURE, Price, 2s. 6d.; from all chemists and grocers. Wholesale agents, Kcmpthorne, Prosser & Co.'s N.Z. Drug Co., Ld. —Advt.

FOR SALE, IRONWORK for 10-!oot WATERWHEEL. Apply to J. BARNETT, d26w27,3 Lecston, Chiistcburch. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE FUNERAL of the late Mrs. Weight will leave the residence of Mr. Ernest hay (her brother) for the Waitara Cemetery, TO-DAY (Friday), at 3 p m. Friends will kindly accept thi3 intimation. Q. PEaRCB, Undertaker. Waitara, 25th January, 1900. d 26 n— amrTTgrawram % 'ai? a—*™ MRS. F. T. BAKER, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, SINGING. AND THEORY OF MUSIC, WILL resume Teaching on MONDAY, February sth. .jPapils prepared for Musical Examinations (theoretical and practical.) Miss Baker also receives pupils for Pianoforte and Theory. Brcolttide, Oairington Road, New Plymouth. tc TRINITY COLLEGE, LONDON. [lnstituted 1872.] THE last days of entry for the Local I EXAMINATIONS in MUSIO at the Sew Plymouth Centre ar« as under, viz.: — Musical Knowledge (Theore ical) Examination, February lOlh. Instrumental acd Vocal Examinations, June 16th. The Bi'Vcti National Prizes of £5 and £3 each, and Ten LoOil Exhibitions," value £9 9s each, are awarded annually, in July. Chairman of the Local Committee, Vkn. Archdeacon Govktt, Local tiecietary, N. K. MacDiabmid, From whom the curn-."t Regulations may be cbtaii ed.

OKATO-NEW PLYMOUTH COAOH. THE Ooach leaves Okato every Mondax and THUESDAS", at 5 a.m. , and every Wednesday & Satubday, at 7.30 a.m. Leaves New Plymouth at 1 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays, sud 3 p.m. on Wedoesdayß and Sc.turdajs Passengers and luggage can be booked at West's Stables, New Plymouth, or at the owper's residence, Okato. EOBT. F. EOBBTJOK, Pbopbiktob

WONDERFUL RECOVERY OF AN OLD MAN. DOOTOBS SAID IT WAS OANOER 11 South Forbes, November 19,1899. The Manager Loasby's "Wahoo" Manufacturing 00. (Limited), Dunedin. Dear Sir,—For the last five years I have been practically an invalid. I had constant attacks that laid me up for three or four >yeeks at a time, when I was unable to take pa ojjccp pf frolid food. During the attacks I vomited incessantly, and almost seemed to lose my ejusigtit, the retching was so severe. I could not sleep. I suffered intense pain, and in fact had all the symptoms in an aggravated form of severe bilious atlaoks, coupled with chronic indigestion and constipation. I tried all sorts of patent medicines. 1 was attended by different doctors, two of whom said I had cancer of the stomach, In despair, I tried your "Wahoo." Since taking it, over five months now, J have bad no recurrence of my trouble. I am an old man, but again well and hearty.—Yours

very truly, J C. OABOT, Sen. This is the old story. Loasby's " Wahoo " baa cured more chronic cases of dyspepsia than all the other remedies in the j market put together, Why is this I—Because it is not a pill 01 mixture of every-day use put up under an attractive name and largely adveitised. It is a scientific compound made from Nature's own remedies, and was the outcome of years of scientific research. JiOOLIBAH, the Athletes' friend, CURES Jihp worst headache in a few minutes. Sole Mapi)fact|irers and Pro rietors LOASBY'S "WAHOQMANUFACTUR t jljsJCt 00, (LIMITED), DUNEDJN, Wholesale Agents: Kerapthome, Piobsei and Co. FAR VI FOR SALE. | TE PUKE, BAY OK PLENTY. "J OA ACRES first-class land, all imXqU proved, atd in goo<! grass; house pt s'vs mow I oulbuUdiugs, good orchard shelter trees Jfric.e, £9.C.0 The Farm slopes gently to the northreaofc, aud commands a line view of the 3&y of Plenty, and is only 18 miles from Tauranga. For further particulars, apply M. SPENOE, Strand, Taurnga, U.B. Te Puke is noted for its spendid limatp and rich land, producing large fquantitifls ®maige frwt, and beef. gT. ANDREW'S SABBATH SCIHOOL.Children's Practice Postponed till Friday