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Suffered Torments with Skin Disease Contracted in India—Was Covered with Large Sores—Life in India Affected Liver—Found No Relief in Several Hospitals but CUTICURA REMEDIES BROUGHT HIM HEALTH "While I -was Btationed at Bellary, In India, with my regiment from 1896 to 1901, I contracted "malarial cachexia," which brought on a complication of diseases. I sufferedfrequently with ague and my chest and back became covered with large sores and pimples, my face was also disfigured with these eores or ulcers. My blood became very poor. I was admitted into hospital, but the treatment I received did not seem to give me any relief, as I became very emaciated and weak. I lost my appetite, had no energy for land for a change. On arrival I nt to several hospitals, but still covery. After some months of I was finally invalided out of i as medically unfit through ;s. I then thought I would try the Cutlcura Remedies, chiefly on the recommendation of my wife, who had great faith in them, having used the same in India for roughness of the face, red pimples, and blackheads. After I had used four sets, -which included Cuticura. Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Resolvent Pills, I began to see and feel a great improvement, I was less languid, my appetite improved, began to disappear. I continued to use the,treatment for about nine months. Finally I was quite a different man, I lost the yellow tinge my skin had, the sores and pimples quite disappeared, and I became strong again and able to go to business daily, which I have aone ever since. I thoroughly recommend Cuticura Remedies for humours of the blood and affections of the skin Thomas Reader, late Sergeant in a British Infantry Regiment, 143 Totterdown St., Tooting, S. W., Aug. 2,1906."

HAVE YOU A GARDEN? YATES 9 SEEDS. RELIABLE. WHITAKER, NEW PLYMOUTH AGENTS, Next Criterion otel,

WE HAVE DECEIVED FEESH SUPPLY OF 0178 CELEBRATED SKIN SOAPS. CALL &j!INSPECT, TEED & CO

WHY PAT RENT rpO others, when you can purchase n House of your own for the same money paid in rent? The Provident Investment and Building Society of Taranaki (Permanent) offers you exceptionally reduced payments on most easy terms. Jt co'iU you nothing for legal work. Come and enquire ternis. L. MONTEATR, P"!" : ;T' .-■.;•■::; Secretary.

JOE. LAWN, 7HOLESALE AND K * BUTCHER, WAREA, Wishes to announce that his OAK.UIU, Tuesdays and Fridays. OKATO & PUNIHO, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, PUNGAKEHU, Wednesdays and if aturdays. Also that iie is slaughtering only his own grown meat, the quality of whieh cannot be beaten anywhere. ARTHUR GUY, Manager

COLD WEATHER OOMFORTS. This is the time of year when one is apt to enjoy u hot drink. Some people like whisky hot, but many don"t, and somehow we think t.bct majority ol people like SURATURA TEA SURATURA IS PERFECT TEA. It comes from Ceylon, and is guaranteed not blended with Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior teas. RETAIL PRICES. Suratura A quality .. 1/0 per lb Suratura B quality .. 1/9 •" " Suratura D quality .. 2/. " " Suratura 7. quality, 2s 4d per lb. SOLD BY ALL STOREKEEPERS.

CHAMPION" AND WEBSTER AGREE. pur friend WEBSTER,' ia his revised edition, gives the following definitions, which agree with ours, hence our defiant attitude on behalf of the WORKERS during the last SIX YEARS:— TRUST: "An organisation formed mainly for the purpose of regulating the supply and price of commodities, etc., as a sugar, steel, or flour trust." COMBINE: "To form a union, to agree to cdalcsce, to confederate." ASSOCIATION: "Union of persons in a company or society for SOME PARTICULAR PURPOSE; as the American Association for the advancement of science; A BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION." N.8.-WE ARE IN NO WAY CONNECTED with any of the above coneras; free in every respect, and we intend to remain so, with the WORKERS' ssistance. WORKERS, we are benevolent to a degree. This you know, and we must bashfully admit it, also exponents of the science known as-the NOBLE ART when danger is hovering round you, fully verified in our recent tussle with those 'RIGHT AT THE TOP," and the long combat with the FLOUR TRUST, which naively poses as an association. But with your valued assistance, we are STILL "CHAMPION." The only matters that baffle your CHAMPION are advancing wheat markets, caused by droughts and shortages throughout the world, and we crave your indulgence until the laws of nature have adjusted them. So kindly rally round your CHAMPION STANDARD ONCE MORE, AND THE VICTORY ES YOURS. CRTHERN ROLLER MILLDfJ CO LIMITED. P. VIRTDK, Mftnagej..

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 11 September 1907, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 11 September 1907, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 11 September 1907, Page 4

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