The Distress in London

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume IV, Issue 1114, 8 October 1904, Page 3

The Distress in London

Govarninent Action

Pross Association—Copyright London, October 7 The Government have suamnned conferences of the Boards of Guardian to cope with tho distress.

To successfully introduce a few welltried remedies, tho proprietors, I'. B:wk ii.nl C.i, iniiuii 'l'.Mriwr chi-ur- "*o! Adolaido aud Auckland, have uma arrangements with tho loading tradesmen to sell the first trial packet to each customer on approval, giving a printed guarantee to that efl'oct, The price will be refunded in tho ovont of it not being approved of, One of theso is "Bock's Mieuumio Powder," price lis 6d; This is an interna remedy; it expels tho excess of urio acid ' 'ver 700 cured oasos aro on reoord for the North Island alone, " Oura-flypo" j a another, being purely liorbal and rather ploasant to take; will be muoh esteemed as an opening medicine for children as wol as adults, but he proved an absoluto euro for indigestion ar i all its symptoms. Prioo of a large bottle, only Is 6d. Another famous modioine is "Book's Balsam," price Is 6d, for coughs, colds, croup whooping cough, asthma, and bronchitis affords quick roliof and proves pormancn to the end. As thoro can bo nothing fairer than to rofund the raonoy whon not approved of, wo tnrt iho publio will avai themse.vos of ih*a oiler,