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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 268, 3 April 1911, Page 3

DOCTORS BAFFLED. All aged people should mid this remarkable letter from Mrs. I'a.tience Thomas. of Belmont l?oad. (Jooloni?, Vio.: "Last, winter I got a frightful cold on the lung.s, and being 81 years of ajro, the doctors refused to prescribe for me, •saying that at my age medieine would ho dangerous: hut, knowing that Chamberlain's Cough 'Remedy hears the Government analysis showing that it contains no poison.s or narcotics, 1 tried it; and three bottles were the means of giving me back mv natural health. 1 am so old now I hat. 1 cannot list' my pen. so ani.getting my niece, .Mrs. E. AVylie. to sign this.'-' Sold bv all chemists and storekeepers. The Opunake Maoris have been hawking round regularly a very good class of potatoes free from outward signs of blight, and well urown, .and they dispose of them at a reasonable price, cheaper than Ihit which has been ruling the past two seasons. On the other hand, pumpkins, marrows and kunii-kums arc considerably dearer. The dry season hits not been conducive to a good crop of these vegetables. There lias been a good growth of runners, but the vegetable is scarce. Hitherto pumpkins and marrows could bo bought from the Maoris for 5s a. drnvload, but this season the pricey are the dearest known.—Times.