Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7922, 11 September 1905, Page 4

LANE'S. No substitute has been found for pure Cod Liver Oil. It still remains the best single remedy for weak lungs, and to strengthen sickly, ailing men, women, or children. But,-and this is equally rue, yon can materially incr-.'.ve the ?ood effects of Cod Liver Oil by addinc >o it. Add Eggs, Creasote. Li:ne. and oda to Cod Liver Oil in proper proportions, and in the proper way and you improved lung healer nd body builder This is exactly what LANE'S EMULSION i, and explains w'nv w r.iany people are ''ivinp Lane sLmulsion in preference to lain oil. and why the health of thesa »>ple is so much better than formerly, •uy L.ne's ICinulsion (chemists nr toies) and take according tothediivcrant sent with each bottle. )61

WHAT CAUSES RTIRr.MATI.SM. Jhe i-eal (duse of Itheuraatism in to ' ound ,n lho Wood, which has bcM '.'f pu'utwl through excess of uric I« M '.. OrJCr l ° ° Un; Ule ■ e blood must he puriiled „ nd ri> tortd to a healthy condition l,inl:"ents and plasters may give tem•■'•'usc Ti, ''h 1 cannevrr remove the of ® disease. The real rem<iy m UHEUJKV It has cur.,,l ho, Ba „d 9 of , u(lerer3 from in l " h «>'»'at:c Gout, Sciatica and V"f d d 'seases. I t will cure v o u •u. 11 a ,air tria '- There is "» hing equal to IiIIKCMO as an ntidotc to Hheu:na tisin. All chemists and storekeepers sell it at Is pd : n K d <' ed a bottle. Wholesale agents Prosser and Co.' 2 „ M . r , AVe " s (™ys the St. James' Hudget) must have found the pajiers sad rtwlrng last week. The ll,shop >t Hipoii called in the .i'riT' ," f ■ L< T' H lu Uh ' docrpa.sing ato in the higher classes of soCICt ' V ; " ml «t I hi! Public Health Conl,'ress , l) r S. C. Moure pointed out inat in the worst parts of our big cities only three out of four children born lived f o r twelve months." So •ha apparently, we are burning thil airdle of our population at both •nds. We bewail (he lack of Chil- • a,K ' d ° not trouble to take care of what we have. For. of course, the greater part of the mortal ty is perfectly preventable. In an ideal State no child would ever be brought up in a great city, or, at ill events, in "the worst part" of a p-uat city; and we should say that, •ven as things are, it is part of the futy of the Childless rich to see that if 1 childivn of the prolilic poor do 'I die for lack of air ar.d atteii"ll and nourishment. No doubt al•ad.v there is snincthing* being done i that •direction, but how much rclains to be done Jir. llooiv's statement helps to show. When other lips and other hearts With flattering vows allure. Ileinember that your truest friend Is W cods' Great l'eppeniiint (Jure. When f.osty stars gleam overhead, And earth's in wintry moods, And colt? attack's in throat and head, Tnen you'll remember Woods. t

RACING FIXTURES. 1905. Sept, 9, 11, 13, Hi.—Australian J.c. Spring Mooting. Sept. 14, 15.—Aishflwrton County K.C Sept. 16, 20, 2y.—Avondulo J.C. Spring Meeting. Sept, 20, 21.-Ean B iUkc! J. C. Spring Meeting. Sept. 21, 22.—South Canterbury J.C. Spring Meeting. Sept. 138, 29.—Geraldine Racing Club Sept. 28, 29.—Wangnnui J.C. Spring Meeting. Oct. 4, Ilawkc's Hay J.C. Spring Meeting. Oqt. 4. s.—Marlborough K.C. Spring Meeting. Oct. 10. 11.—Napier l'ark lt.C.Spring Mr-ting. Oct. 11, 12,-Otaki Maori Itacing Club. Oct. 11, 14.—Dunffd'in J.c. Spring Meeting. Oct. 18, 21.—Wellington K.C. Spring Meeting. Oct. 19, 20 North Otngo J.C. Spring Meeting. Oct. 20—North Canterbury Spring Meeting. Oct. 26, 27.—Maslortai II.C. Spring Meeting. Oct. 126, 27.—Poverty Hay Turf Club Spring Meeting. Oct. 20, 27 -Masterton K.C. Spring Meeting. Not. 1, 2.—Southland It. C. Spring Meeting. Nov. 4, 9, 11.—Auckland K.C. Spring Meeting. Nov. 4, fi, 8, 11.—Canterbury J.C. —Corning F. wills.— Nov, 4.—Xcw Zealand Cup,