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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7894, 9 August 1905, Page 4

ECZEMA FORTWO YEARS Little Girl's Awful Suffering With Terrible Skin Humour. Sleepless Nights for Mothec SPEEDY CURE BY CUTICURA "My little girl had been suffering for two years from eczema, and during that time I could not get a night's sleep, as her ailment was very severe. I taaa tried to many remedies, deriving no benefit, I had given up all hope. But as a last resort I was persuaded to try Cuticura, and one box of Cuticura Ointment and two bottles of Cuticura Resolvent, together with Cuticura Soap, effected a permanent cure.— Mrs. I. B.Jones, Addington, Ind.T."

■ [ say 'yes' now. Yes, and a thousand limes yes ! liven tnoag',) yo.i may never cam another penny, I ask no "better fate than to s!,arc your life !"

"Alston would have been lonely without her," even the cynical Trenton acknowledged, several months later, wlu-n a letter written in a How oi spirits such as had been for'eign to their connate for many years reached them from sunny Florida. "He's a lucky beggar, isn.t he I say ! Did yon ever set things sell like his di<l ? With the money from lilt' exhibition, am! a tjiousand pounds for 'Death, the .Devastator,' and four hundred pounds, Blackwell paid for the etchings, etc., there's enough to give Alston a handsome little annuity. He can rest now from his labours and be happy." "Alston won't, though. He's not tire sort to idle. Believe me," answered O'Donnell, "he will work out for himself an even Wgger reputation under his assumed name than he did under the one he discarded."

And O'Donncll's prophecy seems likely to be fulfilled.

When thermome- 1 ter is low We get carelessand dress as if it were summer. Then come chills, colds, coughs. Keep Ayer's Cherry Pectoral on hand. A dose or two at the beginning will stop the chills, break up the cold, and prevent serious trouble. Look out for cheap imitations. Is Urge and small bottle*. Avoid constipation. Hasten a core bj tbt 030 of Ayer's rills. U.S. A Political Points. The Financial debate came to <• close on Friday night after a nuin her of speeches of an ordinary com .nonplace character. The Colonic, treasurer commenced his reply a midnight. fn all, some 28 speakers :ook part in the debate. "He is so fertile and so expedient ihat Ire would almost circumvent thi devil." Such is Mr McLachlan's elo (uent tribute to the generalship ol Uie Premier. "What about trustsasked a (iovernmem supporter while Mr Herd man was speaking in the Hwlget dc bate io the House. "The greatest uust in New 'L -aland at Hie present lime," promptly re toned Ml Herdman, "is Sc.idon and Co., Limited, with the ripht hun. gentleman a' chairman of directors." • • « « The New Lil.iT.il Parly is describe: by Mr Rutherford as composed of political bot-flies. He advised the House to accept them in the spirit of David Harum, whose philosophy taught hi;n that a certain amount of (leas is good for a dog. it keeps him from broirdin' mi bein' a dog." Tliere should soon be quite a political aviary among the New Liberal Party, says the Lyttelton Times' correspondent'. A few nights ago the Hon. C. H. Mills called Mr Bedford a political tomtit. On Fridav night Mr Lawry described Mr Fisher as a political cuckoo. He made hu point very cleverly by telling the House that, as a boy at Home in the Old Country, everyone in early spring asked everybody else, "Have you heard the cuckoo V" Later on in the season, however, this questior, gave way to the expression, "Thai infernal nuisance, the cuckoo;." This allusion to the interest with which the House awaited Mr Fisher's first notes, ami (viewed from a Government standpoint) their speedy satiety with his harpingi on t-lre old storv raWed roars of faUgh'tw on vhe tlo vernment side of the House.

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