ACCIDENTS AND FATUITIES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 197, 2 September 1903, Page 3

ACCIDENTS AND FATUITIES.

ril PRESS ASSOCIATION. Auckland, September 1. A five weeks old infant left in bed with au older child at the residence of J. B. Johnston, T<3 Aroha, was found tm.'thersd. It had evidently besii overlaid by the elder child. HoiiTiKt, September 1, At in nqomt on the body of a male child found in the titer yesterday a ♦erdict of manslaughter was returned fcgainst some person unknown. Nl tt,ue its to the parents has yet been obtained. DAHNBYiEKS, This afternoon a boy named Albert Nqjsen, aged U, was shot dead through the heart with a fon ling piece by a boy named Omundsen, and a brother of the latter was shot in the head with a pea rifle. The lads were playing with the weapons which they did not know . were loaded, V A serious accident happened to Thomas O'Neil while bushfalling on the Kahoi-road on Monday, necessitating his removal to the New Plymouth Hospital, wbffn an examination of the patient showed that his left leg was broken in two placed,- aid so dafeaged as to render immediate amputation necessary. His right leg was also fractured above the ankle. At the tima the accident happened 07fcil, while felling a tree, was looking to his' Bates safety, and when the tree fell he was dragged along the ground. Th* D'D working with him, after great , difficulty, extricated him, and cut throngh the bosh for nearly a mile. Ob word being sent to Rahotu, Mr Maroney at once drove to the spot, , and conveyed the sufferer to the hospital, where he was promptly attended to, and is withstanding the •hoek well.

A LKUCi FBOM TYPHOID FEVER. BUMNINO 80RKS IN LEG FOB SIGHT TKABS CURKD BY V I T A_O_AT I 6 Ipsom, Auckland, Deoembflr 10,1101. Ma. &A.PALUXB, Dear Sir.—lt gin* ma (he greatest of .pleurae to know that you are abont to bring you ntedici-e, Yitadatio, before the pnblio ud my friend* in the Old Country. lam ■ma tber will thank and even biesa yon f'om their heart* for the good yoa will be doing, at £ for one, ant of many thousands can l*ove. When yon get to Plymouth yon can ■how mj Mends what I say, alia at Liscard ani Bodmin, the place of my birth especially, where they all know me. I had the misfortune te contract Typhoid Fever, which •aoaed other serions complaints, and 1 was laid op 18 months. When I whs able to eei abont the disease went into my right leg and it was swollen very mncb. Inside of 12 months it ail broke out into one mug of sores. I called in my doctor, and he teld me he could do nothi/ig, as I would have a bad leg the rest of my life. Not being satinfed I saw four other doctors, ud they all told me about the same thing. I gave up hopes of doing any more work, bat being advised by my friends to try other medicine*, I did so, which oost me about £lO, and I never received anv benefit whatever from them I then tried a newly advertised remedy, but after taking a Urge coarse of it I was no better. 1 then thoaght the doctors were light, so I gave np trying any mor». I Was suffering for abont eight years, whep one (Saturday night I went jo the city of Auckland and waa looking at the rhtp windows when I saw a lot of strange looking bottles in a window, with a frame of testimonials from aiffeient people. I said to my daughter another lot of qeaokery, when your agent, Mr Ibbotson, said to me I was mistaken, and after a little conversation with him he advised me to try it, wbicb I am thankful to him that I did. After taking 10 bottles I saw a great change in my leg, which made me persevere with the medicine until I had taken 36 bottle?, when I can truly say my leg is well. For I can run, ■kip and jump, and I am fetter in health than ever I was in my life. I never weighed mora than lost. lOlbs, but now lam 12st SUbs, and never feel tired er out qf sorts. If anyone doubtß my statements they can write to me, or to a dozen other people who am testify to my cure. I may add that I fcn doing all that 1« in m» poaaci for others to trv Vitadatie forthesnfferine oonimuoity. Wishing you » pleasant voyage to the dear Old Country. I remain, yours truly, T. H. ROWS, Blacksmith, Auckland, New Zealand. For farther particulars, S. A. Palmer, Warehouse Waterloo Quay, "Wellington. Correspondence Invited. Write for tea timonials. The price of Medicine is 5/S and 3/6 bottle. New Flymoith Agents, Rtmeses, Faun and On Merchants.