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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7869, 11 July 1905, Page 4

NEW PLYMOUTH. Investment and Loan Society " The hulldl»a | Societies Act, 1H80." DIRECTORS : Meairi J. B. Conaett (Chairman), W. Cottier, W. F. Brookiag, T. FurIon?, jun., C. T. Rundle, C. T, Mills, and W. C. Weston. Solicitor : R. C. Hughes, Esq. i : The Bank o( New Zealand DEPOSITS. ""?posits arc received and th* tol'lug rate* of Intel-tut given : Air \'l month* 4 per cent per innuu '"or fi months 3 per oent per < ol r. tmm Then* are exceptional!' r.i ...A »otnp»re favourably w:< »t rnlnnlnl ln«ntutlOT.. There are no deductions of aiy ion either by way ol bonui, commission, or emtrance fee*. No mortgage deedß to pay Jov whes the loan is over £IOO an«l not \<a than three year*' duration. Borrowers can redeem at any time, uid on very reasonable ter^a. Office open daily from 10 a.m. to p.m., Thursday afternoons exceptCLARENCE RENNELL, Secretary and Treasurer.' Brougham Street, New Plymouth. WHAT TO BUY , ÜBINESS MEN (BUSINESS MEN Buy your WALKING BOOTS at CHATTERTON'S. Ens> Fitting. FARMERS FARMERS Buy your WATERTICHTS at CHATTERTON'S. Buy your WALKING ajid EVENING SHOES at CHATTERTON'S. 101'SEKEEPERS HOUSEKEEPERS Buy the Children's BOOTS and SHOES at Chattcrtons. EVERYBODY EVERYBODY CALL AT CHATTERTON'S BOOT AND SHOE WARE HOUSE. CHATTERTON \ OOTG, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS. ARE WORTH BUYING. TIEY GIVE THEY ARE CKF-AP AND GOOD. CHATTERTON'S CHATTERTON'S

HOOT WAREHOUSE, evon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. HOP'S VARALETTES. WHY SUFFEII FROM RHEUMATISM ? The test remedy is Bishop's Varalettes, which have proved their power in innumerable instances. Men and women everywhere who have regained their lost health and vigour would tell you that the secret of their health is contained in the two words. BISThe point of this question is that Buffering from rheumatism is unneresBary. Not only can yon obtain relief in any existing attack, but by occasional use of Uishop's Vnralettes you may enjoy future immunity. This is not a matter of assertion, but a i|ues(ion of evidence. Abundance of proof has been given month after month of the accuracy of this statement. Bishop's Varalettes relieve rheumatism by passing uric acid out of the body as it is formed, and dissolving old accumulations of the urates. Their value rests on the firm basis of scientific truth, and is attested by thousands of men and women in every class of society.

rithin it. It does that when this is so the health must suffer. You cannot well expect anything else, and ijust as long ns the emains it will accumulate nptoms , from which you i now'suffer will,, instead of getting ettcr, become gradually worse. It would not -be' true to say that all health troubles of middle-ape are Sue to uric acid, but it is perfectly certain that many arc. If you read what follows as .to the signs of uric you can tell for youryour. discomforts aro duo to uric acid. Irritation betwi fingers, in your and amucs, I small concretions op the outer rim of your ear, torpid liver aching in your right side, .acidity, heartburn, or flatulence alter meals, nre all symptoms,of uric acid trouble. Stiffness ofi joints or muscles, enlargement of the joints, tenderness to the touch, or occasional pains in the joints and muscles, aJI point to

BISHOP'S VARALETTES ARE AVONDERFUL IN GOUT, ACIriTY, GRAVEL, SCIATICA. COUTY ECZEMA, AND LUMBAGO. HOW TO BE HEALTHY THOUGH MIDDLE AGED. How many middle-aged men and women there are who would be wiling to give almost anything if they ould be as strong, active, energetic, and enjoy life as much us they ' did twenty years before ! They are not really ill so bb . i,o •be incapacitated for their daily duties, but at the same time their health is not what they would 'like it to be. Meals are no longer enjoyed, because there is suffering from gouty dispepsia ; possibly exercise is distasteful because occasional gouty or rheumatic pains are experienced, find there are numerous other unpleasant symptoms that tend to rob life of its zest and enjoyment. These health troubles of middle-age are frequently due to the fact that uric acid, which should pass out of