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Taranaki Daily News, 20 November 1915, Page 6

TO Stand this season at Commercial Stibl«, * SIUUD, and travtl the surrounding district-* The Fashionably Bred Hackney Stallion, VICTOIY CHIEF Sire, Victory Dam, Chieftaineu Victory Chief ts a dapple bay hone, 4 years old, standing 16 hinds high, and has treat pace, quality tad substance. He is a very stylish raovci aod poseased of a beautiful temper and a good chow-ring record. His dam, chieftainess is by Lord Hopctown (imported) from Mermaid, who was •rooght over from Australia. T«ma: Single Bar*, a It*. All care but no responsibility. Paddoclim, Jfc a week. For further particular* and pedigrees see cards or, - 1 FIFE, tmr, blthah. To atand (tia Season at New nramtk CAMPFIKE (J) Carbiw-Keretry Sire of numerous winner*. Tama: fit 16a. (Smile mare), Reduction, two or more marts, Also the thoroughbred Hem TOTGCN (II) Fonnoaan-Wepoer Half brother to Sir Solo, viaaer of Auckland Wellington and Maiawitn Cops, and aire of Ron lora and True Gun. . Tama: Steele asara U lla. Also The well-known Clydesdale Stallion UN. HeCOBMICS, Ben More—Dam, Christina Fleming HeCormic' Teme: £4 Sla«le mare. Good (razi>( free till Dec. jrst All care but no responsibility. For further particulars see cards. Apply J. BOND. Owner. Gill St., New Plymouth. Or Gkoom in craicb RHEUMATISM VANQUISHED. A MARVELLOUS CASE AT •• BIRKENHEAD. - Mr. R. A. Morris, an old and respected" resident of Birkenhead, Auckland, has written two letters describing his experience of the great Rheumatic Cure which, ii creating such a stir about Auckland. ' just now—viz., "RpEUMALINE-OXYGENA." ' ; On July 2, 1915, Mr. Morris wrote:—• "Dear Sir, —I am very pleased to be able to state that I am nearly free from pain, and am able to walk much better. What a lot of suffering 1 would have been saved from had I only known of your remedy 'before. I have tried many other remedies, but this is the only one that has relieved me from pa'.n I have been a resident of Birkenhead for over 20 years. I am well known. If you like to go to shc trouble of inquiring, almost any of the residents here could tell you what a bad case mine has been. I trust that you will send the remedy all over the world, and so relieve suffering. Yours faithfully, 1 R. A. MORRIS." He wrote again on August 10 as*: follows: "Dear Sir, —It is now eight weeks since I commenced taking your rheumatic cure. I have waited to see if the changes of the weather would affect me, but I find that the weather makes no difference to me now. When I commenced the cure I was in agony, and had been so for nearly five years. I had given up all hope of ever getting better, but to my great surprise your cure acted like magic, and I can now walk well. Y Yours faithfully, R. A. MORRIS." After being'practically helpless and* in* constant agony for five years, Mr. Moms is now a well, man again, and back >at. work. This'is but atypical case, and we cite it because it is one of the latest,.but we have more i wonderful things yet to telk you. SEND'FOR THIS FREE BOOK. Fill in-Siis coupon and post it to-day* and by return mail you will receive a, book of absorbing interest. To the Dominion Rheumatic Cure Pty. r Ltd., 5 Grey Buildings, High Street* Auckland. Please send me your free book en-* tilled "The Broken Crutch: A MostInteresting Story," mentioned in tho, ;Taranaki Daily News.—loH. v . Name ....4 !' Address .. .....•..^7..... II _ you suffer from Rheumatism* Sciatica, Lumbago, or any Kidney or' Blood Trouble, and neglect to try this marvellous remedy, you are missing something that is more valuable than rldM-GOOD BEAKS. -