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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 158, 27 July 1901, Page 4

The warning cougli is the fa'tliful sentinel. It tells of the approach of consumption, which has killed more people than war and pestilence combined. It tells of painful chests, sore lungs, weak throats, bronchitis, and pneumonia. Do not suffer another day. It's useless, for there's a prompt and safe cure. A euro for fresh colds and old colds, easy coughs and hard coughs It often cures a fresh cold in a single night, and it masters chronic coughs and bronchitis in a short time. Consumption is certainly prevented, and cured, too, if taken in time. If anybody tells you that consumption cannot bo cured, they arc certainly mistaken, for wo na.vo thousands of these cases revolted to us, absolutely cured, and no mistake about it. . Put up in l: > .-; , ;o and ;;m:tll bottles. Ayer's Churry iVi iorai Plaster placed directly over tho tender, aching lung is a great aid, to the Cherry Pectoral. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A. A. LISTER & GO. Ltd, Dnrsley, Eng., Manufacturers of the PREMIER OREAM SEPARATO OF THE WORLD. Known ONLY an the Alexandra Give the most UNEQUIVOCAL AND POSITIVE DENIAL to the statements, made by the Agents of the Db Laval, they defeated Messrs Lister's ALEXANDRA at a Public Trial in Germany, and declare they have never sold or sent a single ALEXANDRA SEPARATOB to Germany at any time. ALEXANDRA TOOK FIKST PRIZE *t the Royal Agricultural Society s Show, Boucaster, 11 BEATING THE D LAVAL and other Machines Could any better certificate of efficiency be offered to those in Dairying! Wewton King, SOLE AGENT ?oi the ALEXANDRA For the North Island of N.Z. SOLE BROS., fABANAKI BUTCHERY. We kill anly tlie PRIMES! Of MEAD) grazed on the best fattening (arma in the distrlot. FOR OUALITY . ~"~ WE DEFY COMPETITION ODSI'OMERS WAITED ON DAILY.) SOL 3 AGENTS F. ANDREWS' . . BACOJT K~3! WELLKdOWN THE BEST "A PERFECT Food for Mrs. Ada S. Ballin, ' Editress of "Pjfr ■, i Over 70 Years' \ J Established Regulation. I BEST and CHEAPES? Far INFANTS and INVALIDS, CHILDREN and Tie-AGED, j "Very carefully prepared and highWJ nutritious."—Lancbt. J " Equally suitable to Invalids and 01<£ v-eople."—Medical Magazinb. | NksiVE'S FOOD has for some time fan used in The Russian j -fl Admirably adapted to the wants 08 Infants and Ycng Persons." Sir Charles A. Cameron, M.D., Ex-President of the i Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland,! ■ Contains all the elements of Food iQ an easily digested form." Gordon Stables, M.1)., R.N.' sNUTRITIOUS FOOD FOB' NURSING MOTHER&.I "j Brown aPolstn's Paisley Flour. The reputation for excellence won by Brown & Poison's "Patent" Corn Flour is a guarantee that the manufacturers of it in placing their new Paisley Flour before the public are offering an article of equal excellence. A small quantity of Paisley Flour added to ordinary flour will enable any one with little practice to bake light and easily digestible home-made bread, and with much more certainty of a well-raised loaf than when yeast or baking powder is used. Paisley Flour also makes delicious pastry, cakes, scones, etc. Brown & Poison's Paisley Flour will very soon find a place i.i f." : ; for it MAKES HOME-BAKING A PLEASURE.