A RESCUE AT SEA.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 227, 22 October 1903, Page 3

A RESCUE AT SEA.

PKB PBESS ASSOCIATION. Received 21,10 14 p.m. Sydney, October 21. The steamer Cromarty bound from Ocean Islands to Melbourne, picked up a boat containing seven Frenchmen, believed to be ticket of leave men, about 450 miles north of New Caledonia. The men were fully armed, They had suffered great; priva'ions and were much exhausted. They stated that when fishing off the Coist the boat was blown to sea and that they had been in the boat for 13 days. They had a small quantity of provisions, chiefly flour damaged by saltwater, The Cromarty reported the incident at the Heads an<? carried the men on to Melbourne.

The best medicine enowt is bANSiBB s Sons' Eucalypti Kxibaot. And its eminent powerful effects in coughs, colds, inuenzu, the relief is instantaneous. Fuv serious cases, and accident* of all kinds, be they woundß, bums, scaldings, bruises sprains, it is the pufest remedy—no swelling -no inflammation, h m surprising oli6tt6 produced in croup, diphtheria, bronchitis, nflammation of lungs, swelling etc., diarrhoea, dysentery, diseases of the Moneys and urinary organs. Sandbib & Sons' Buca LYPTI Extract is in use at hospitals and medical climes all over the globe ; patron ised by his Majesythe King of Italy; crowned with raedals and diplomas at International Exhibition, Amsterdam. Truit in this approved ai>d rnifiot all others.—Advt. SOUTHERN PKAI33 FOR RHKUMO. Rheumo, tha great rheumatic medicine has only just been introduced into the South Island, aud already its praises are b ing sung. Mr W. Newton, Carrier, Sydenham writes Ist Oc ober, 1903,—" <\ few days ago I hid a very bad attack of Rheumatic Gout, and on tha recommendation of a friend, purchased a bottle of " Rheumo " from Mr MnFerran, Chemist, of Christohurch. The effect was magical, and before I had taken tne contents of one bottle the excruciating pains had entirely left me, and I am pleased to sav I have hud no return of them. Your remedy is a splendid one, and I shall not hesitate to induce anv sufferers to use it," Nold by chemi=tia and stores at 2s 6d and 4a 6 per bottle.— Advt. 29 Is there such a person as sufiers rheumatio pains, that has not heard what Bock's Rheumatic Powder claims 1 The excess of uric acid it helps to destroy, and sufferers perfect health may again enjoy. Do our readers know my name, Which has already gained much fame ? I am of only small dimensions, But own to very great prehensions As lots of friends will oertify My merits a trial will justify. To cure all throat affections I lay claim, And please Bock'b Balsam is my name. If toothache gives yon cruel pain, Be thankful it is not a sprain. From toothache we assure you Book's Hebb Ixtbaot will cure ycu. The above is free from acids, being purely herbal, gives inßtant relief without injuring the teeth, and proves permanent in most cases. Price Is, of leading chemists or stores

For reliaDle Boots, Shoes and Slippers at a low (>rice go to Dnckrill'a, Devonstreet central, where you will find the largest assortment in the district of Colonial, English, American, and Conuinental Manufactured Boots, Shoes and Slippers.—Advfc. Use " Vermorite " and save your crop. The greatest' remedy for peach curl, apple and pear scab. Fungus and mildew on fruit trees, roses, potatoes etc. etc. A great improvement on Bordeaux Mixture. Easy to apply, immediate and permanent in results. Use now. Packets obtainable from O.F. and F. 0., Devon. Street. &dyfc. hJ.OLLOWAY'S GiNTMBNT 4tfD w" Indispntable isijiedies. fn *'■ medicaments th»re-- *^LiS i doubt at *- u ' -je Ufe of thesi

.eea oe no ne-itatton or ..i«!i coolmg, h alma; and purifying yj opertie*. 'i ha < Hntmant s l .au•!« u> rivallad in re'.Wing, riealiDg an-i curingwe nir.sr. i vettir-te .-onssui! u-eers", and ill liases of had le, 8 aril hud '-roasts th„v a- tas ' n.inanu. Tlw Pills are the most, eff.-c' ual rom-.fiy for tivt cm", of liver comp'ai ts, whi h dcr.ti..* nil th". "rop-r ta-otions of the i'ii/ n affected, inrtuci tr retinas, es',' me!.;ch"!v. weariness, inability to sl-.t-p, : Daiii in i.iio jir.e, etc These wonuetiul Fills. '■ if lak'- i Kccordinfr to the printed direc iuns j acoutipvnyu g each boy, strike at the root / of the malady and stiinu'ste the stomach 1 and liver ii.fco a healthy action. j

Whooping CouaH.-T:jid is a very dangerous dvea»c properly treated. >-t?tistiea show that there are more deaths fr m it than from srarlei fevar. All danger may be nvciried, however, by giving Chamberain's Oniif h Remedy. It liquifies the tough rnuons, making i>. pasic to expectorate, keeps the cough 'oca-, and makes the pa'oil puis of toughing less frequent and 1 s sev-re. Is has lie»n used "in many epidemics of this disease vtith per'ect success. F r sule by the New Plymouth o-on««Tatiiv« Soe ety.—Advt

If t.ota\heane you pain, Thank God it's not a sprain; Jfrom toothache we ajsure yoa. Bock's Herb Extract will cure you. The above is free from acids, being purely jerbal, gives instant relief without injuring the teeth. Has proved permanent in most cases. Bock's Herb Kxtract price all jt is, Chemists and leading stores.—Advt. See the Uonquerirg H6ro comes 11 The enemy rheumatism is vanquisher! 11 Bock's Rheumatic Powder succeeds where hundreds of others have failed I It strikes the root of tbe evil I Expells the Uric Acid Poison • Ensures perfect circulation of tbe blood' Kegenerates the whole system I Has cured hundreds 1 Will cure you 1 Buccess o itain Failure impossible. Price 3s 6d, At all chemist »nd leading 9tores.~Ad.Tti,

RHEUMATIC GOUT. Rheumatism in any form is painful, but for downright torture rheumatic gont is about the worst. Rheumatic gout can be cured. It has been cured by that mirvellous medicine Kheumo. Here is the proof. James Goidon, Wellington, writes:—"l | have been a sufferer from rheumatic gout for a great many years, and was advised to try Rheurao. Its action is amazing. It is quick in relieving the pain and removing the Bwelling. I shall not be without it in my house." And if you hape rheumatism you should pot be without it Sold by chemists and stores at 2s 6d and 4s 6d per bottle.— Advt. 1 Bxtens and Oots—S.'ight injuries of this character are of frequent occurence in slinost every household. While they are not dangerous, except when blood poisoning results from the injury, they are often qoite painful and annoying They can be quickly healed by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It allays the pain almost instantly, and heals the injured parts without, matter being formed, which ensures a cure in one third the time that the usual treatment would require. IS is the most perfect preparation in use for burns, scalds, cuts bruises and like injuries. It should bo applied with a festher, and before the parts become swollen if possible, For sale by the New Plymouth Co-op. Sooietv.—Ad^t