Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7846, 12 June 1905, Page 4

I cheerfully, recommend LANE'S EMULSION. My little girl was anything but strong,—restless in her sleep and pickish in her appetite. A tablespoonful of Lane's thrpe times each day for a few weeks made quite another child, of her. She is now as bonny as I could wish, and sometimes says, "It was Lane's that mads me good, mamma." (■ 141 Th-v all complain aloud, Acri this ii what they i ping Topthnohe 1? utterly too bad. Bsrraclough, with kindly thought, Haa worked for many years, Alaglc Nervine he has To BdTO ns all from te _ &HRRfteL®(JGH'S MAGie NERVINE V^iM^»^ tm^u^swwwstt l«W^lW*»|., ••"''fOß'VKHiejfTi SWjL-DtSTUßßirre '•' ii m BABRACLOUGH'S t'HOU 88/SDI' CURBS Are Obtainable From W. FRASEB (OMenilatH, A*d Respectable Medicine L Vea«lort fivcryffhaviii

mmwmii I am satisfied that people who fca»e weak kings do not -.ftdly realize die strengthening & budding rxjwejs-pessessedbyftesli a^aadlvW^sßMßiSiON. canbe positively and perraaaeatjy cwed-'-ewed I byfiwt, ksfe a»d>aS the time, fcrea&iag thmugh the iMstois aa^»le:sßipf k jtofatelf n» fertt riiis. ,7fce ewe of these, dreade^ajt-, ants is w#b yw, hy ; : ye», aad ail around yon . ai" the tine,*! Etee^jr»bate feeshaar, aad to help y«mt strength, give you appetite, strengthen your aeives, kffi any disease genss'ttet way bewithin ym, aad give yea restful sleap take regwlar doses of my emulsion—LANife "**~"~fcSWN. -( Bjp this regu-, lose heart, but let "Keep atk" Be y*ur watchwpr& There san be only one res«* faiAfel trial' of the advice here given, —cmed,,, se§»|t 4e-. penis upon aiad ybu ifeae. 'Shis is goad; act on it. • Ahnost any hmgtroaWe can Jbei.got [rid of penaanently by fresh air,: ■, and • t&HttSftN. Fresh air is |everyiwhe*e; inhale it * ly through, the nosLaNB'S EfcfIJSISKW is at chemists and stores, 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. Jfresh LANE'S EMULSION Make weak lungs strong lungs, and strong lungs stronger. Sole manufacturer and originator of Lane's Emulsion, B. G. Lane, Chemist, Oamaru. For Bronchial Coughs take Woo'd' Great 'Peppermint Cure. . Is G'd.

obably none of the WcKt Indian/ ,ds ' have had such a chequered ;r as Santa Cruz, says P. T. Bullen, in the County Gentleman. JBn turn it has belonged to Spain, who abandoned it ; to England and Holland jointly ; to England alone ; to, Spain aga'in, who feU upon the colonists and destroyed or deported them all ; to FranCp, who took il from Spain ; to the Knights of Malta, who received it as a gift from France ; to a private company of adventurers. Then it was resumed possession Iby France, but abandoned, so that in 1720 it was uninhabited. Then it became a no-man's land until 1727, when France took it again, a nd presently sold it to a Danish company, who sold it in turn to the King of Denmark.. In 1801 England took it once more, gave it back to Denmark, .repented, and took it away again in a few months, held It for eight years, and then returned it to Denmark, who holds it still.The Prussian Minister of Public Inrtruction has issued a circular to the provincial school boards and'thc federal governmtnts in the German Empire requesting them to prohibit the wearing of Corsets by the pupils of girls' schools and colleges. Itefprring to the recent annjversar'y of Mr Seddon's Premiership the St. Jauies'i Gazette says :—To-day Mr Seddon completes l twelve years* of unintcrrupfeed Premiership in New Zealand, -which is a record for the southern hemisphere. The- lute Sir John A. Macdonald's reign of eighteen years in Canada is still unbeaten, I although the present liberal .Premier of the Dominion, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, who will soon start his tenth year of Premiership, may overtake the record of his great Conservative rival. For Children's Hacking Cough" al night, Wc«ds' Great Peppermint Cure. 1» 6d. You may talk about Niagara, And rave of .quaint Japan ; Quote the Trans-Siberian railway As the greatest work of man. Nat e'on the greatest Colossus ! Can such pride of place secure, As the famous cough reliever Known as Woods'. Great Peppernuiii)

HEAEN^S THE FAMOUS REMEDY FOR BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA ANlf CONSUMPTION HAS THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY CHEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. These who have-taken this meflicine are amazed at its wonderful influence. Sufferers from Breathing, Hoarsemss, Bain or Soreness in the Chest, experience delightful and immediate relief any form of Bronchitis, Cough, llifllculty ol md to those who are subject to Colds on tho Chest it is aa it'effects a Complete Cu»e. It is most comforting in allay'ing irritation in the throat and giving strength to the voice, and it neither allows a Cough nor Asthma to become chronic, nor Consumption to develop. Consumption has never been known to exist where •"Coughs" hare been pnopcrly treated with this medicine. No house should be without it, as, taken at the beginning, a dose is generally sufficient, and a Complete Cure is certain. sijjiLif HEARNE'S BRONCHITIS CURE-Small Size, 2s. 6d.; Large Size, 4s. 6d. Sold by Chemists and Medicine Vendors, and by the Proprietor, W. G. HEARNE, CHEMIST, GEELONG, YICTOMA. n< J ' ■ - • BY t>OST TO ANY 'ADDRESS WHEN NOT OBTAINABLE LOCALLY. V: NEW WtSMb BRANCH OFF*CE:-No, 11, FIRST FLOOR, HOME'S* BUILDINGS, \VILIIS STREET, WBLLINGTONc \