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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 116, 9 October 1914, Page 3

SLUGGISH LIVER. "For many _> cars 1 have suffered from sluggish liver," writes Alrri W. Pfeiffer, Mount Pleasant, South Aus. "1 hare tried several different things, but found nothing to equal Chamberlain's Tablets, for they make ine feel thoroughly well again. In my opinion there is no better medicine than Chamberlain's Tablets for disorders of ihe liver and stomach.'' All chemists and stores. Mr Clement Wragge informs Ihe Axitikland Sl.ttr that in the course of a few days further eruptions in the sun may lie" expected. Whin these'aippear, lower atmospheric pressure will become a feature, the weather will .proha;Mv ci.ange, and rain become likely. The abnormal conditions in New Zealanl t'fl.'l Australia are mainly due to, the Irft "kick" of the solar minimum. As pressure relaxes after the spell of high 1 urometers, thotse engaged m coal-min-ing amist be especially careful to guard against explosions. As already intv. nuted, a return of good seasons is expected, and such should be especially manifest over the Commonwealth, ami spread from coastal districts inland, yet nxdificd hy dcercurc of latitude and physical features. riJE FINEST COUGH REMEDY, EASILY PREPARED AT HOME. H KAN'S ESSENCE, WATER, AND SWEETENING ARE ALL YOU REQUIRE. Milking good cough mixture at home is now quite a simple process. It is merely the ~yitter of obtaining a bottle of Ilemi's Essence, and adding to it the necessary water and sweetenin". The resulting cough mixture is the finest you can possibly obtain. The money-saving is tremendous. The finished preparation is so good, pure, harm leas, eifcctive and wonderFully cheap that there is no wonder Uean's Essence is popular everywhere. The price is k 2s. a bottle. It saves from nine to ten shillings for the home. "Kindly send at once 12 dozen Hean's Essence. I have never had a seller to equal it. Your idea of putting up a cough mixture in this concentrated form, and thus saving so much money, is appreciated by my customers—W. J. Uill, Auckland." "Kindly forward another bottle of Hean's Essence. We have derived great benefit from the pint of cough mixture we made from the previous bottle.— Mrs. Serle, Taringamatu." "Please send another bottle of your famous Hean's Essence. The mixture is splendid—A.McDonald, Pongaroa." Be sure yon get Hean's Essence. That is the chief point for you to watch. Hean's Essence does not contain any poison such as paregoric, or laudanum, or morphia, or chlorodyne, or opium, etc. It is pure, harmless, effective, easing, n soothing, and wonderfully economical. Hean's Essence .is npw sold by most chemists and grocers,' but if yours does not yet. stock it he can easily obtain from his wholesaler for you, or pott free onMj»ipt ofjprice, 2/-, froni; q. W. Hean, Chemiit, Wanganui. 21