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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 36, 18 February 1901, Page 4

BEDOUINS AUSTRIAN BRIDES. A fcroHpo of Bedouins who have been camping for the past year in the Pretergartau, which is the Viennese equivalent of Eeti's Coorb, left Vienna lash month accompmisd by savnu Vienna ladies, who have become the bridpj of Bedouins and will be wedded to them in Africa in the Araiiin fashion. In all cases the mattimonial incentive of the m:>us cf the desert *aa 1683 the individual charms of brides, who are mostly advanced in years, than the ?a;t that they were pjss;s3ed of considerable means At tho station over a hundred Vienna failles who had not <;he conrage to follow their dasky idols took isg farewells. The newspapers severely cengare the Viennese ladifs for th;-ir frivolity.

All Run Down No Appetite. Weak. DiscGuraggd. Warm climates always debilitate the nervous system. Tlin digestion is slow, and the liver becomes sluggish. Impurities in thu blood accumulate, and you go about downhearted and depressed. All tliis may be quicklychanged with proper treatment. Mrs. C. Kennedy, of 2(5 Erskine St., North Melbourne, Victoria, sends us her photograph and this letterM I had lost my appetite, was very weak, and flll run down. Nothing did me good, and I trad discouraged. I then tried AYER'S Sarsaparilla and it brought me right op to my usual health and strength. And i want to add a word hero about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It has cured me of duch bard cough# and cold* that I feel I could not do without it. For family remedies I rely on that word, 4 Ayer'e.'" Keep vour bowels in good condition with Ayer's l*!llo. Take just enough to produce oiiu go«d free movementof the bowels daily. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A.

PHOTOGRAPHY. BLACK AND WHITE AND ENAMSL PHOTOS, All one priee. viz., 208 PER DOZEN (till further rctia ). SPECIAL.— In response to enquiries we ,-tato that osr Enamelled Photos are GENUINE ENAMEI.. not polished with a hot roll sr. For real Durable Finish Enamel are by far the best. Aak for these at our Studio, and yoa will get wlmt you ask for. W. A. COLLIS, tc Devon-street.

MRS. F. T. BAKER. leaclier of PIANOFORTK, SINGING aad THEORY OF MUSIC, \X/ ILL resume Teaching: on MONDAY, *» February 4th Pmii's prepared (i£ desired) for Musical Examinations. Bcsalts ot Examinations m 1900. Mis Baker's pupils.! Trinity College. -■ THEORETICAL Exam "nations. Thirteen Candidates Examined -All passed, Tr CoIIege.—PRACTICAL Examination. Pianoforte Playing. Two pupils exauined (Senior and Intermediate)— Both passed, Associated Board of R.A.M. and 8.0.M> PRACTICAL Examination. Pianoforte Playing (senior)— One pnpil was examined and passed. Singing (Sr.h'jolExniiuDatior.) One pnpil was examined and passed v. :;,. : .>t inction. Address— BROOKSIDE, Cevringtoi! Road, C 26 Now Plymouth.

MRS. D. POPE. TEACHER OK PIANOFORTE AND THEORY Pupils prepared for the Mi sicat Examina tions. Next term will commence MONDAY, JAN UA R Y 28TH. Address: — OOUHTXEY-STREET (next to' Dr. Leatham's). fl

The City Tailor. OEVONSTREET. NEW PLYMOUTH c hq M < H H M o H w H HAVING secured the y«sUtillCß Of FIKST-Clajss TaILOHS " from WeiiingtoL, ( am now prepared to executa'orders at 91208TE6T NOTICE. Castomers patronising .'!] v establishment can rely 00 FIRST-CLASS TAILORING W fashion, PIT. £ WOKKMA.V.-HIP AJI Garment* GUARANTEED not toShrlnk. NO Boy or Girl Labour employid. No Ou> Stock. H M o M H > M Good aclcctioti of mortaro TWEEDS IN FASHIONABLE db'ADKS, | Charge Moiior&ic. F.W. Jensen, I*£es'& libttteuuii't Tailor. THE CITY TAILOR, two DOORS ABC'VX 'XHEaTKK ROYAI