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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 193, 1 September 1900, Page 4

t& m For fNFMNTS * INVALIDS. Xg adapted for use in all climates. TO BR OBTADOSD 6* AM. DRAMAS. aal RmfUtta to to obtained from QOLLIN « 00., Wellington (G9NSUMPTION 'aatxttaet linn a tattimoalal raeelvad from Aflftnr ]• Wylia, "MM. PlUroy. Beat)!:—On 30th Novembsf, 1804.1 «u 1 ":'m" !^n~rt "~" :~ ths lung. Two days after I had aaibar'bad attack: and a fortnight after that had, ohm more, another hamorthafa. Apia** of .rhaft. KaolcalaidwwataoeaaontMaadtMdadorheUoatnohopeaofmy racoiwry. 1 jtowry botttrar, hit oncemore had another violent attack of bbediag. and - tbe.'iaocUr who examined me sent me away to Echnca, •act told bml waa In coniomptkm. The doctor who examined me in Echnca said tha same, and my own medical advbtr agreed with them. I came back fraae, Echaca, and had another hemorrhage, and waa exceedingly weak and ill. Ifaafcamorrlugesfacraased. and I thought I would never get better. My father, who knew Mr Palmer In New Zealand, and knew what VITADATIO had done far Urn, wrote to me whilst! wai in Echnca, and told me about VITADATIO. !^r!^!^M^:iii.'i;riii.i!i%.^ii!iU!ffWi^'i!^i.i for tome time, and receiving greati me to do so, and tha result of it fa, on the 13th September the doctor declared me off the funds of the lodge, from which I had received over /8o in tick pay. At present I can truly aay I nerer felt better. My friends are unanhnc«s m praise of VITADATIO, and a reverend friend of mine, speaking shoot me. said, "Thanks to God and VITADATIO. he [meaning me] is a miracle." Those of yon who are suffering from contnmstion, of any other disease, do aot M to try VITADATIO. A. J. WYLIE. ' " Gaoies Snui BamaT Cbckch, Fitzioy, October 3, 1898. IhareknownMr.A.T. three years, and it affords mneli pleasure in testifying to his high Christian character. I regard him as one upon whose word I could place the strictest reliance, and whose natural i ardour of temperament has. developed Into a fixed and permaD-*. habit. His : restoratioo to health is little short of miraculous, knowing as I do how, for a long ' tfme. his life seemed to hang upon the slenderest of threads. \_ EDWARD ISAAC, w'irdsltr efthi abmi Churck.) The Price of this Medicine is LARGE SIZE, 5/6; - - SMALL SIZE, 3/6., Ask Your Grocer or Chemist for It.

KRMPTiIORNK Tit '- K s ■> CO 8 nKW Z«UiAN.> T)RUO COMf»AHV(LiiIIXKD) MAN] OitS FhWi? U-T, SEASON 19 0. '■ -DdiTtred n 1 Too lot* a'- tihe Ml wing Swsj-WAITAVi'. NKiV PL.MOLTH, WtUHB. WA.NGiH» I. One Ton. M s d '.' ' (t>Ul phoa. I ; ifclatMvwcmV. «»IaM«S2/3i < - p>-<«»«., 1 per «eßt,anw*onii).. 0 ).tteraiid ) J »e«d«*ima'aogd ...'.'.'.!.'"'.".'.«i ! Root Manor. 7 10* ) '*»«» Hajusra«A.' (for top { Smug) ........ ~~ - 6 ° ".r^sJaluraseliU-aw'B'lforptr- -' a«Mt Ftatue) ...I-......:..... 7 6 0 SpUfWtoMimn 7 10 0 * §£• 44 Tonka Maura 5 0 .- *vub* B*>» Manors ..; 0 Spfcl (Sr» Ham 1' (for 'SES&WK iSm*' l ß ; '(f« ' wheat, DM* Btrbr, ate) ... 5 0 Mum -A' far Mam'B'(for cob £f'""jtwf tfMi 8 0 Bs B« Atcfcard Ihwc *B (for &•••" frail fonnatloo) 8 0 0 & H»Maa Okmr Jfuinn ; 7 6 0 SSKpwM Onkm Heave - 8 0 0 ,-Soeoal StuußoßtMaoiue 9 0 0 C Wpbato ofAnnooi* .... .7.15 15 0 VJm! Qoceh fjotno, S.wt sacks f! '_ (SO per oaut pho»»<i»te of limt) 4 10 0 Island Goaao. 2cwt sacks 5." Kabul, origin >1 s cks abont lcart 4 12 6 ''■,-' Kit'ale of £oda, oiignal sicks aaoot 9c*t 14/3c»t ', Murine of Potash, original sacks a*oot 2ewt 16/3 cwt •' ?nlph>teof l'ctuli. .' Sk-vsf. 2c*t 16/3 cwt ne nf iron, ori.'.nU tacks f -bioi 2cirt 10/" cwt 4!bbigs... 1/6 each fovl (lie I4:bbig>, crar»e, mctliani,»rfiuc 1/6 each Ti', 0 r or pot pants, 1 b tins... 6<l each Discount: Iras 2| p'r een\ for < aih. [ Fri;essu' js t t> aiti ati n without n">tic •. Freyiom lials cow cmcelled. Auckland 1 t Jane, 190). ikAOWG S-TjiMPrt GIVES OX ALI CASK PURCHASES. SOLE BROS., TARANAKI BUiLCHERY. kBl o;?v the PKTi!.%T 0? MEAT ■ jgruadin t>,o test fattening (arms i:i tie dielricfe. CB fJUALITY ■ • - ff£ DEFY COMPETiTION OUWOMBBS WAITED ON DAU^T WHLLK*OWN BACCjN JSBX BBR MAJtKSF ;1901. «*« 21xmf wr *-* —- M —■ g.. VI/ILLttiensftftada; in January, 1901, f W withtti«h«MaajßD.te4i»sinfor. " - "autioniof tf«lf ipert ef tke whole eolony. 21- f« 29ft l^f 1 "* PA » M •be largest printing and binding nlidi eyer done in any of the Australasian Colonies, and equalling in compilation the ms&B DIRIOTORira-rtlfficfii!?Dnnedin rd Christabnrch, and at Brisbane, ifcrtni*. Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth, " where Wise's Directories for eaeh of these . celonto are issued at their respective offices .^arlfr.

NOTICE OP REMOVAL., E. -DUCKBILL BOOT IMPORTER T>BG to thank the public for k their*pa&t patrosagc, and to inlorm them'that, owing to his INCREASING TRADE, he has KEMOVED to NEW and^mor Spacious PREMISES in Devon street, next daor to Me H. Wabi> k Co., Irocmoag r\ wnere hopes t->*see all his old and a large accession of-new customers. It wil his aim to keen onlv RELIABLE GOODS in stock. These will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. The Largest and Best-assorted Stock n the District to select from, at Prices hkb "CAN'T BE BEAT/' f\NL half the people in New Plymouth study economy in household purchases. HOW DO;WE KNOW Because only half of them sist upon having . WAXJNE SOAP For use in laundry work. The other half allow the g.-ocer to put them off wit an inferior article wliie.. gives the seller a larger pro&t at the purchaser's expanse. ~ REAT COMPLAINTS have been made _ by our Soldiers in the Transvaal of fee quality of their BOOTS. IF THEY HAD TRIED PEAC 1 There would We Ix-en NO COMPLAINT. Men's Bush Boots For Men's comfortable Walking Boot*, Try PEACH For Men's Dress Shoe«, Try PEACH For Ladies' Evening Shoes (large stock), Try PEACH For Ladies' Strap Shoes, Try PEACH. Ladies' Light Shoes, Try PBA«H Ladieß' Leglette, Try PEACH. Boots k Shoes, of ALL Sorts and Sizes Try PE4CH. WHY SHOULD I TRY PEACH ? BECAUSE HE HAS A LARGE BTOOK TO SELECT FROM AND WILL SELL AS CHEAP AS Anjb dy in Taraoaki. J. C. PEACH, Cash Boot Shop, INGLEWOOD.