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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 105, 1 May 1903, Page 3

Inflpinza 's always more or teas preva' lent at this season of the year. This disease is very similar to a severe co'd and if ellowed to take its owe is liable to cause eerious result?. The best treatment for influenza is to avoid exposure and take Chamberlain's Cough Renwdy. This medicine gives immediate relief, snd if used as I directed, will ward oil all dangerous conseS qnenceo. It lenvps the f-ystem in a natural and health; condition. It always cure" and cures quickly. New Plymouth Co-operative Society se'ls it. Price ! s 6d big size, 3k — Advt. Writing frnm New Plymouth, Messrs B">8. butrhr-rs, horse breakers snd dealer?, write s f.-Hours to Messrs Clapham Bros.: — Dear Sirs, -\V« ca"> wit', pleasure testify to the efficacy of 'vour Patent Horse Holder. Besides being perfectly elective it has thi: merit: it <'oes not take two seconds to apply S ;me lime ago we were recommended to u>-e this patent, and we fully inte-. ded to do so. We delayed a day, however, and in consquence had a sm :sli-up tiat cost ns more than the prim of 50 Holders. Three da - >»fter the a cfdeut we put the sime in u«ing the hot 'er. which g»v; evriry satisfac tion. We have had no trouble since. Wisregeitins your p"*t«nt holders fixidtoah out carts, traps, etc., and we stronph re"omm"nd their use to every butcher am nk« in thp district —Advt H 'LI.OWAY 8 PIM/* AND OINTMENT!' The most effectual Cu-e for Gout »>' : Rheurr.Htism. A frrqnent, cause "f th se i* he nflammato'y st*t.e of 'h« hlood, att«n- ed with a had digpst'O". lassitude an-i gr »t lability, showirg ?he want, of a proper circulation of >hp fluid, and tbV; imrmrity of th-' blood aetrravate- thss • disorder* Ffollo<vay's P'lls areo 1 so purifying a natun: thata few doses t'iien in time »re an effectual preventive ■' gainsteeo f and rheumatism, but anyone that has an att. c, ,->F dtber stionld nse Hollnways Ointment also. which he thom/ghly r<>bhrd in o th« parts afhettd. at least twice a clay, after tb"bave bcon sufficiently fomented v'th wariii water to open the pores,